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Beyond targeted spyware that secretly hacks phones, hundreds of companies track people’s everyday internet usehttps://trib.al/J7XIuGR 

Ten years and $70 billion later, BP is *still* paying for the Deepwater Horizon oil spillhttps://trib.al/5hTybVW 

Bonuses are shrinking. Here's how to spend yourshttps://trib.al/oyrYr9w 

This Israeli startup is protecting U.S. synagogues from attackershttps://trib.al/cM92rHn 

This could be America's most expensive home ever—if it can find a buyerhttps://trib.al/xqhGkod 

Retired boomers are turning to co-ops to keep their businesses runninghttps://trib.al/5wuas5Z 

This rocket startup wants to be the FedEx of spacehttps://trib.al/SR1ZGBw 

Ikea is driving sales in Russia using a service that lets users customize their Soviet-era apartmentshttps://trib.al/U4zBUzi 

The U.S. has 57 million freelancers. These online clubs want to make remote work less lonelyhttps://trib.al/6KMehxo 

Earth’s most popular kids’ YouTube channel is run by a skeleton crew and owned by a 55-year-old guy in a quiet California suburb.https://trib.al/vpRjeC1 

These billionaires made their fortunes by trying to stop climate changehttps://trib.al/atmdxa4 

Windy is the new favorite website for the climate-obsessedhttps://trib.al/YVAMbrQ 

Stakeholders won’t live there, but will get a cut of the rent paid by the tenant who doeshttps://trib.al/sZFDZwG 

Here's just how much the U.S. industrial and consumer economies have divergedhttps://trib.al/B8UzGbw 

Russia sticks to "Russia First" even as the country's workforce shrinkshttps://trib.al/6ed0XS2 

The average American household had 2.52 people in 2019, the country’s lowest size everhttps://trib.al/kSWy2mb 

With the country’s economy steaming ahead, an obscure debt derivative could punch a hole in Ukraine’s GDP growthhttps://trib.al/IUtnQL0 

Unicorns may actually be uglier than they appearhttps://trib.al/KNUiGAW 

Even if you're not Jeff Bezos, you still need to be worried about spywarehttps://trib.al/u9HKSrR