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A lot of financial experts have said it is unlikely Trump will be able to manipulate data in the short term.

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The authors say some positive tipping points are already occurring in power and transport.

John Burn-Murdoch talks to Erica GroshenThis is an audio transcript of The Economics Show podcast episode: ‘Can we still trust US economic data? With Erica Groshen’ John Burn-Murdoch What do ...

The company has set goals that appear to be working at cross-purposes.

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We can't like everyone or agree with every opinion, but we can appreciate basic humanity. Even when we disagree, maybe especially then, respect is how we keep the door open to dialogue.

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