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When you ask people to define their own profoundly remarkable moments it is almost always a soul-based experience. Soul-based in that your interaction with someone touches you emotionally, not merely functionally, or intellectually.

How promising is the new small molecule anticancer drug S63845? This question was originally answered on Quora by Jane Chin.

We now know just how far 'Moana' will go...

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut. Here are the 14 in New York,

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut. Here are the three in New Jersey.

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut. Here are the four in Illinois.

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut. Here are the two in Massachusetts.

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut. Here are the 13 in Florida.

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut. Here are the seven on the West Coast.

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut. Here are the three in Connecticut.

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut.

Where do rich people hang out? We’ve identified 51 locales, and calculated for each an average upper-bracket net worth and proposed Trump tax cut. Here are the five in Texas.

Crowdfunding pioneer Kickstarter recently released its first benefit statement since re-incorporating as a Public Benefit Corp. (PBC) in Delaware over a year ago.

As March Madness unfolds with a national championship on the line, more than a dozen basketball players have a different prize on their minds — building futures for Syrian children affected by the country’s terrible war, now entering its seventh year.

Continuing the short series on marketing to the 60% of American consumers living in the New Heartland.

There is a protocol to getting a meeting with an angel investor; it is about finding the right channel to get their attention.

The Bay Area dominates our list for now, but growth there is slowing. Meanwhile, a series of surprising places are building powerful job creation engines in tech and STEM, led by Charlotte, Indianapolis and Detroit.

The quarrel between Holland and Turkey was perfectly timed to influence the Dutch elections

It's more likely for a professional baseball player to hit a home run in 17 straight at-bats than for someone to fill out a perfect bracket (the MLB record is four straight homers, for what it’s worth).

NuScale Power is on track to build the first small modular nuclear reactor in America, having been notified that their first-ever SMR Design Certification Application was accepted for full review by the NRC after only two months - light speed for our nuclear bureaucracy.

A new JAMA study finds that inpatient rehabilitation seems to offer no overall benefit when compared with a monitored home-based regimen for patients recovering from standard knee replacement surgery.

The shortcomings of the recently proposed replacement for the ACA, known as the AHCA, have cast a on spotlight on the adverse effects on seniors who are covered by Medicaid and Medicare. Two physicians analyze the recently released CBO report and weigh in on the issues.

Considering the typical four-year degree is equivalent to 120 credits, students can save an average of $11,337 by completing the first half at community college. In states where college credits are more expensive, such as New Jersey, that savings can add up to more than $20,000.