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Four years ago, when Barack Obama delivered an inaugural address in the middle of the country’s worst recession in seven decades, more than 1 million supporters braved frigid weather to hear his first words as president.
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President Barack Obama was losing his voice, and for him that was a good sign.
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“Cowboys & Aliens,” the space- invaders western that barely beat “The Smurfs” in theaters last weekend, will return light paychecks to some of Hollywood’s heaviest hitters, including Steven Spielberg.
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It looks like a scene from a classic Western: A taciturn gunslinger drifts into town and gets into a bar fight. He’s arrested by the sheriff and is about to be taken away when a cattle baron shows up, accuses him of theft and threatens to take the law into his own hands.
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A global blackout is a cakewalk compared to the real-life dangers (miscast actors, hand-me-down characters) facing “Revolution,” NBC’s new post-apocalyptic melodrama.
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Tesla Motors Inc., the electric-car maker run by entrepreneur Elon Musk, unveiled a battery-powered sport-utility vehicle with “gull-wing” doors that will go on sale next year after the Model S sedan’s debut.
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Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Space Exploration Technologies Corp., wants the private rocket-launch business to have an initial public offering in 2013, the entrepreneur’s third such sale in about three years.
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The Tea Party may have a new poster boy: Iron Man.
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Universal Pictures’ “Cowboys & Aliens” tied with Sony Corp.’s “The Smurfs” as the top movie in the U.S. and Canada this weekend, each with $36.2 million in ticket sales.
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Elon Musk changed the way people shop on the Internet when he helped start the online-payment service PayPal. Tomorrow, he will try to take a step toward changing the way NASA carries supplies and people into space.
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