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It’s Time to Talk About Those Taylor Swift Super Bowl Bets

You can wager on how many times the pop star will be shown during the game—but you’ll have to send money to an offshore sportsbook.

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It’s Time to Talk About Those Taylor Swift Super Bowl Bets

By Ira Boudway

You can wager on how many times the pop star will be shown during the game—but you’ll have to send money to an offshore sportsbook.

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How Jack Dorsey’s Plan to Get Elon Musk to Save Twitter Went South

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An excerpt from Battle for the Bird shows how Twitter’s two most prominent leaders contributed to its current dilemma.

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Inside a Private Jet Club Where Everything Went Wrong

AeroVanti vowed to shake up private aviation with way-below-market rates, but it kept canceling the flights. Customers, employees and contractors say the CEO ripped them off—to the tune of $40 million.

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Inside a Private Jet Club Where Everything Went Wrong

By Brent Crane

AeroVanti vowed to shake up private aviation with way-below-market rates, but it kept canceling the flights. Customers, employees and contractors say the CEO ripped them off—to the tune of $40 million.