Nick Stockton

Wired magazine

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An intense series of storms are on their way to the west coast, and California’s central coast is the bullseye.

Wet weather descends on California, but can we handle it?

An intense series of storms are on their way to the west coast, and California’s central coast is the bullseye.

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The bad news continues to roll in for Theranos, the Silicon  Valley-based blood-testing company that was previously valued at $9  billion.

Theranos Investigations and Silicon Valley Dealmaking

The bad news continues to roll in for Theranos, the Silicon  Valley-based blood-testing company that was previously valued at $9  billion.

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