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Kelly Clarkson Said a Brooklyn Shop Treated Her Like ‘Pretty Woman.’ Now the Bird She Wanted Has a $15 Million Price Tag.By Editors
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Circuit City Fired Its Best-Paid Salespeople to Save Money. Two Years Later, Every Store Was Closed.By Editors
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Juicero’s $400 Juicer Lost a Race to a Pair of Human Hands. Investors Had Already Put In $120 Million.By Editors
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