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A Chopt Creative Salad location in New York recently opened but unlike it’s other restaurants, this particular one doesn’t feature any cash registers or a table to sit down and eat. Veuer’s Mercer Morrison has the story.
An entrepreneur took items that were thrown away and turned them into a draw for tourism with this floating island. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has more.
Saudi Aramco is worth up to $1.7 trillion at the IPO price range set by the oil giant on Sunday, below the $2 trillion touted by Saudi's crown prince but still vying for the title of the world's biggest IPO. Emer McCarthy reports.
According to WSJ/NBC News polling men and women view the strength of the economy differently. WSJ’s Lorie Hirose reports that’s why the way candidates talk about the economy makes a difference. Photo Illustration: Adele Morgan
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