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A new app helps you forgo a cup of coffee in favor of a charitable donation.
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"It is very rewarding to see a 16-foot tapestry finally installed in a space like the Cathedral after having spent months fixing the damage."
Battling back an ugly job market, a young architect turns a stint as a volunteer into a impact-focused green building business.
Sometimes you have to study some weird stuff to learn how to make life better.
Another young startup billionaire shows Mark Zuckerberg just how rough the first year after a public offering can be.
A millionaire makes the case that inequality makes the world go 'round. His world, maybe.
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