Don't tell millennials your wise old fable about making a fortune through capitalism. They value more intangible things—like guzzling soda made by one of the world's biggest corporations.
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A tempting message of greed falls on deaf ears
By Tim Nudd
Don't tell millennials your wise old fable about making a fortune through capitalism. They value more intangible things—like guzzling soda made by one of the world's biggest corporations.
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How loving a pet saved one man's life
By David Kiefaber
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'Confessions of a Republican' resurrected from 1964
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A vicarious thrill
By Gabriel Beltrone
Imagine doing the thing you love the most. Then imagine you can't do it anymore, because of a debilitating disease.
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Plus, a look at UA's new athlete outfits for the Olympics
By Tim Nudd
BALTIMORE, Md.—Michael Phelps and Under Armour were, in a sense, born at the same moment.
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These operations take a steady hand
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Have you ever been eating your favorite snacks and thought, "Boy, I sure wish this thing I'm eating was INSIDE this other thing I'm eating, like Dexter-meets-flippin'-Frankenstein!"?
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Throwing a staid category on the rocks
By Patrick Coffee
Liquor advertising doesn't always produce the most creative advertising, thanks to legal restrictions and a tendency to skew toward the conservative. But Chicago agency VSA Partners looks to upend that truism ...
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This isn't make-believe
By David Gianatasio
Greenpeace brings a young girl's undersea imagination to life in "The Little Explorer," a short film that tackles the topic of destructive fishing in the Arctic. 
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Or at least before tackling that laundry
By Gabriel Beltrone
YOLO advertising tropes are going strong: In a perfect example, a new set of ads from online travel agency Hotwire urges you to take a trip ... because you might just get hit by a bus. 
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