Texas
Mark Cuban
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For this billionaire entrepreneur, work is the breakfast of champions.
Uber
Texas Legislature Overrules Austin, Allows Uber and Lyft to Return
They're expected to open Monday right after the governor signs the bill into law.
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Education
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Bill Powers' days as the head of UT's flagship campus are numbered. If he gets his way, he'll stay through next May. It's anyone's guess at the moment.
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Google Becomes the Latest Victim of Patent Trolling
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Starting a Business
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