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How Nashville hot chicken took over the world
I once ate a Hot Ones-style lineup of hot wings that would make Sean Evans blush. I completed the challenge, profusely sweating and hiccuping, and regretted it for days. And I didn't learn a thing. I order spicy food all the time. Apparently, I'm not the only glutton for punishment. The fiery heat of Nashville hot chicken has spread its wings across the US and is now taking over the globe, per Marketplace. Some like it hot Like all good food trends, Nashville hot chicken began with a scorned lover.
From what babies wear to who they are: Carter’s big shift
A well-dressed baby never goes unnoticed. Strangers gush… and offer unsolicited advice.
How the founder behind the latest Girl Scout Cookie jolted an industry
A tough day definitely deserves a cookie. But for one founder, a cookie was only the beginning of a tough journey — one that ultimately led to more cookies for more people.
No captain needed: the startup making autonomous boats
No captain. No crew. No scurvy — one multisector maritime startup sent a solar-powered vessel 7.5k miles across the Pacific from San Diego to Japan, unmanned.
One brewery’s mission to disrupt Oktoberfest’s “cartel”
Festbier and brats, dirndls and lederhosen: If you thought all are welcome to raise a stein at Germany's Oktoberfest — think again.
Invisible wellness is the latest must-have for homebuyers
Everyone has a must-have checklist for a new home: spacious backyard, laundry room, a mortgage that won't crush your soul.
Youth hockey’s biggest landlord says it’s in it for the long haul
The 1980 "Miracle on Ice" inspired a generation of kids to head to the local rink. More than 40 years later, many of those rinks are neglected and disappearing. Cities like Kettering, Ohio, are considering closing their indoor ice rinks rather than paying a ~$15m repair bill. There’s money to be made. Youth sports is a $40B+ industry, and ice hockey costs anywhere from $2k to ~$25k (depending on how seriously you commit to your 8-year-old’s dream… or your dream). Private equity is buying up youth sports.
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