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Different is good How these three entrepreneurs turned their dreams into $500 million companies. |
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Fred's Flying Stock The discount merchandiser is among Nasdaq's top gainers, with its stock flying nearly 9% by market close. Why? |
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Respect Your Elders Looking for smart, reliable employees? The over-65 set is a good place to start. |
The Motley Fool
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Whole Foods Has the Right Stuff The organic grocer's worth its premium price. |
Fast Company
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Whole Foods To Lay Off 1,500 Workers Whole Foods says that many of the workers will be able to find other positions at the company, since it is currently planning at least 100 new stores and hiring for 2,000 open positions. |
The Motley Fool
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The Motley Fool
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