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	business Daily update ⋅ April 1, 2016
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	A badass 9-year-old was the youngest person to ever complete a Navy SEAL designed Business Insider At age 9, Milla Bizzotto is the youngest person to finish the Battlefrog Xtreme. The grueling course was designed by Navy SEALs, and lasts 24 hours. Flag as irrelevant
	The 10 things in advertising you need to know today Business Insider From Yahoo's change of rules for board membership, to Hillary Clinton's first campaign ad that targets Trump. Flag as irrelevant
	A former McKinsey partner says a 2-minute exercise can get you Business Insider Whether it's the end of the day and you're struggling with decision fatigue or fear of failure has your heart racing, there's a quick way to collect yourself. Flag as irrelevant
	Tony Robbins reviews DJ Khaled's keys to success Business Insider Copyright © 2016 Business Insider Inc. All rights reserved. Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nightly Business Report - March 31, 2016 YouTube Tonight on Nightly Business Report, why the first quarter of this year was like none other. And, the major shift taking place in the labor market. Flag as irrelevant
	Wearing high heels could be doing horrifying things to your feet Business Insider VIDEO: "If they hurt, then they probably need to come off!" Flag as irrelevant
	Here's how a foam can lift seven tons of concrete to make streets and sidewalks level Business Insider PolyLEVEL, by Foundation Supportworks, is a high-density polyurethane used to stabilize ground. It spreads underneath the slab, filling in pockets of ... Flag as irrelevant
	An Ivy League education can be surprisingly cheap Business Insider With tuition at Ivy League colleges costing upwards of $60,000, (and increasing every year), those schools may seem unattainable for low-income ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jared Leto compares his Joker to actors who have taken on Hamlet Business Insider The Oscar winner has some deep thoughts on how he went about playing the iconic villain. Flag as irrelevant
	Jesse Eisenberg explains why he hates watching his own movies Business Insider Business Insider talked to Eisenberg about why he was so quick to move on to the next thing (he's also a playwright and a contributor for The New ... Flag as irrelevant
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