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A Nobel Prize for the study of poverty, a car that costs $75,000 and the wealthy families behind the presidential campaign.

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'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' casts West Covina in a lead

by Adriene Hill
Oct 12, 2015
The Los Angeles suburb makes a star turn in the new musical series.
Rachel Bloom plays Rebecca Bunch, a depressed lawyer who follows her childhood crush to West Covina in "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend."
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How much does cheap money affect mega-business deals?

by Mark Garrison
Oct 12, 2015
Dell's $67 billion takeover of EMC storage services relies heavily on debt.
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Final Note

Nobel committee assures winners they're not pranksters

by Kai Ryssdal
Oct 12, 2015
Really, they're not.
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Most campaign money is coming from 158 families

by Kai Ryssdal and Mukta Mohan
Oct 12, 2015
Super PAC donations are largely coming from older white men leaning right.
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Princeton economist awarded 2015 Nobel prize

by Noel King
Oct 12, 2015
Scottish-born Angus Deaton is known as a fierce critic of how poverty is measured.
"There are still 700 million people who are poor," Princeton economist Angus Deaton said at a press conference after his Nobel Prize was announced Monday.
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Tesla's Elon Musk: cars, design and those falcon doors

by Kai Ryssdal , Tommy Andres and Nancy Farghalli
Oct 20, 2015
The CEO talks about the future of his electric car company.
"Engineering and design is what I spend most of my time on," says Elon Musk, co-founder and CEO of Tesla Motors.
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A Nobel Prize for the study of poverty, a car that costs $75,000 and the wealthy families behind the presidential campaign.

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