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Personal Bankruptcies Are Up Nearly 50% Over the Past Three Years, But Is That a Bad Thing? ‘People Don’t Understand How Good a Deal It Is’

More than half a million Americans filed for personal bankruptcy last year, and researchers say the stigma is fading.

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How Cereal Milk Matcha and Pink Mermaid 7 Fizz Are Fueling 7 Brew’s Biggest Growth Yet: ‘The Industry Hasn’t Been Disrupted in a Long Time’

7 Brew didn't exist in 2017. It's now closing in on 1,000 locations with customer volume one franchisee calls 'insane.'

Taco Bell’s Parent Company Refused to Say 1 Word on Its Earnings Call. Crisis Experts Think They Know Why

On the call, executives defended the brand’s recovery and emphasized improving customer sentiment—without mentioning one prominent word.

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Black Students Still Face Barriers To Advanced Mathematics

The organization argues that unequal access to rigorous math instruction has contributed to persistent disparities in college readiness

This Startup Wants to Build the Weirdest-Looking Passenger Jet Since the Concorde. The U.S. Government Just Invested $3 Billion In It.

With four aisles and no windows, the airliner would be the first real challenger to Boeing's U.S. monopoly in decades.