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Suddenly the U.S. Is Exporting More Crude Than a Bunch of OPEC Members

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The FDA-approved skin substitute reduces inflammation and transforms chronic wounds into acute injuries.

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Macron Confronts the ‘Mother of All Reforms’

France’s president launches a campaign to free up the labor market.

by Gregory Viscusi

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The Hackers Russia-Proofing Germany’s Elections

The Chaos Computer Club, a multigenerational army of activists, has made the country’s democracy a lot tougher to undermine.

by Vernon Silver

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Illinois Is in a $6 Billion Budget Hole and Flirting With Junk

The Prairie State may not even be able to sell Powerball tickets anymore.

by Elizabeth Campbell and John McCormick

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Chobani Dissed Mass-Market Yogurt. Now It’s Selling It

The creamier Smooth line is part of a bid to win over Americans wolfing down snack bars and beef jerky.

by Craig Giammona

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A New Coat of Paint Is Rocking the Global Shipping Industry

A shift in China toward less toxic coatings for containers has sent costs skyrocketing

by Abhishek Vishnoi and Kyunghee Park

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Look Out Google and Facebook. Amazon’s Little Ad Business Is Growing Fast

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by Joe Mayes and Spencer Soper

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Want a $1 Million Paycheck? Skip College and Go Work in a Lumberyard

by Prashant Gopal and Matthew Townsend

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The Litigation Storm Around President Trump

by Paul Barrett and Dune Lawrence

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Frank Lloyd Wright Is Not Who You Think He Is

Recent changes at his namesake foundation and school, plus a sage new museum exhibit, put a necessary twist on a legend’s legacy.

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