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	business Daily update ⋅ May 22, 2015
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	It's official: Under Armour is on fire Business Insider Under Armour has recently passed Adidas to become the second-largest athletic brand. We asked our lifestyle team why Under Armour is so ... Flag as irrelevant
	Larry Page is wrong — curing death will be a big mistake Business Insider Google cofounder Larry Page is trying to cure death but this pursuit could have massive repercussions. If people don't die and could continue having ... Flag as irrelevant
	Banking with the enemy? Doing business in Mosul CNBC.com ISIS may be gaining ground across Syria and Iraq, but the Chairman of Jordan's Capital Bank, Bassem Al-Salem, says it's business as usual. Flag as irrelevant
	"Overt Feminization Of Our Culture" Has Created A Situation Where Media Matters for America Fox Business' Gasparino: "Overt Feminization Of Our Culture" Has Created A Situation Where "Men Are Becoming Women". Video ››› 10 hours ago ... Flag as irrelevant
	P&G Sells Fekkai Salon Unit to Designer Parfums, LUXE Brands Bloomberg Procter & Gamble Co. is selling its Frederic Fekkai salon business for an undisclosed amount as it continues to divest smaller and underperforming ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Empire Strikes Back Business Insider Today marks the 35th anniversary of the classic "Star Wars" sequel "The Empire Strikes Back", which was originally released on May 21, 1980. Hailed ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Rise of the $50000 Rental Bloomberg Here is good news for the plutocrat who wants to try out Manhattan's ritziest neighborhoods before taking the multimillion-dollar plunge. The market for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Elijah Wood and Rainn Wilson take on kid zombies in a new horror Business Insider Elijah Wood and Rainn Wilson play teachers fighting against blood-sucking elementary school kids in this trailer for their upcoming film "Cooties. Flag as irrelevant
	Canfield business evacuated after fire WKBN.com CANFIELD, Ohio (WKBN) – Employees evacuated a Canfield business Thursday morning after a fire there caught a wall on fire. The fire broke out ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why bacteria is becoming big business Fortune Fortune's Erika Fry explains how large food companies are investing in ways to change your microbiome, the bacteria inside you body. Flag as irrelevant
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