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When looking for schools of tarpon in passes, under bridges and along beaches, new sonar technologies can give anglers a leg up. George Poveromo It was a sunny and calm Bimini morning as Harry Vernon ...

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Since Tesla launched its Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature in beta in 2020, the company’s owner’s manual has been clear: Contrary to the name, cars using the feature can’t drive themselves. Tesla’s ...

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In search of high-caliber employees to staff its call center, Zappos relocated the entire company from San Francisco to Las Vegas in 2004. Here’s why the move made sense. by Tony Hsieh In the 11 years ...