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Around the Wine World, Daughters Are Taking Leadership Roles
It used to be rare, but around the wine world, and with a particular concentration in Chianti Classico, daughters are taking on leadership roles.
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Restaurant Review: Eulalie in TriBeCa
This new place in TriBeCa, a successor to the Simone uptown, offers old-fashioned values and an old-fashioned way of taking reservations.
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28-year-old sues Panera, alleging Charged Lemonade gave her heart problems
In the third lawsuit against Panera Bread over its caffeinated lemonade, a woman says she was hospitalized for atrial fibrillation after consuming the drinks.
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Firefighter jumps in icy pond, rescues growling dog
The dog — named Bob — was in the frigid water, and Bob’s frantic owner and her children were calling to him, telling him to hang on and not bite his rescuer.
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Snag this extraordinary California chardonnay for just $13
Our wine columnist also reintroduces what the star ratings mean, plus two other delicious wines to consider.
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Even with the alcohol removed, these new wines are actually good
These zero-proof, dealcoholized wines are not heavily doctored concoctions — they start with a good product.
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My dad is jealous of my father-in-law. Give advice to this Hax question.
Every week, we ask readers to think like an advice columnist and submit their advice to a question Carolyn Hax hasn’t answered.
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Billionaires Wanted to Save the News Industry. They’re Losing a Fortune.
Time magazine, The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times — owned by Marc Benioff, Jeff Bezos and Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong — are still losing money.
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Why Big Banks (and Some Odd Allies) Oppose a Plan to Protect Banks
Federal regulators want to raise capital requirements for big banks. Their plan is drawing criticism from groups that aren’t normally aligned with the industry.
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Why Is Paying for College So Complicated?
FAFSA, S.A.I., N.P.C., CSS — the acronyms never end. And that’s just the beginning of the mayhem.