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In India, where one-in-six people are undernourished, an unlikely business is booming: obesity surgery.
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“Fall to Grace,” Alexandra Pelosi’s HBO documentary profile of former New Jersey governor Jim McGreevey, presents the fallen politico turned Episcopal seminarian as a case study in redemption.
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Discovery Communications Inc. called off plans to air a re-enactment of pop singer Michael Jackson ’s autopsy, citing the request of the late entertainer’s estate and the legal case against his doctor.
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Lance Armstrong said he cheated by using drugs through a record run of titles in cycling’s biggest race and probably forced other athletes to follow his lead.
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Mark Hatch is convinced that aspiring entrepreneurs and inventors will pay for the shop class of their dreams. He’s chief executive officer of TechShop , a Menlo Park, Calif., company that offers members access to workshops that make most tinkerers’ garages look like kindergarten classrooms.
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Lance Armstrong said he cheated by taking drugs through all of his record seven Tour de France cycling championships.
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Lance Armstrong said he should be given the chance to compete again after acknowledging he cheated his way through seven straight Tour de France victories.
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TV star Paul Teutul Sr., founder of Orange County Choppers Holdings Inc., sought U.S. Bankruptcy Court protection for his merchandising unit with plans to liquidate its assets.
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By her own admission, Kathleen LaMattina is much more comfortable with a 3-foot-long Indian Crested porcupine in her arms than she is speaking with me.
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Discovery Communications Inc., the cable-programming company that owns the Animal Planet and Investigation Discovery channels, reported slower sales than estimated last quarter as the company looks overseas for growth.
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