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Joshua David Stein

  • Journalist, Freelance
  • None, Freelance, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times
  • None, Freelance (Esquire, Forbes, AVENUE, Grub Street, Fast Company, Hemispheres)
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Graciela Is Not Another Steakhouse

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By Joshua David Stein
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Eighteen years ago, two brothers from New York, Adam and Alex Saper, met an Italian businessman named Oscar Farinetti, who had turned an old vermouth factory in Turin into the high-end food market Eataly. Convinced the concept would work in New York, the Sapers partnered with Farinetti (and, at the outset, Mario Batali) and opened their very own version of Eataly across the street from the Flatiron Building in 2010.
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Graciela Is Not Another Steakhouse

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By Joshua David Stein
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Parma (Ohio) 1 hour ago Original Antonio’s Ristorante & Bar opens in Parma (photos) cleveland.com - John Benson • 1h PARMA, Ohio -- Two years after the iconic Antonio’s Pizza at The Shoppes at Parma closed its doors, the family business has returned to Parma.
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The Enhanced Games Promised a Transhumanist Revolution. What Happened?

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By Joshua David Stein
| Outside Magazine Verified
Backed by tech billionaires, flooded with performance-enhancing drugs, and designed to smash records, the "Doping Olympics" finally arrived in Las Vegas. But the reality of sports without hypocrisy was a lot messier than advertised. (Photo: Getty Images for Enhanced) After much ballyhoo, the Enhanced Games wrapped very early on the morning of May 25.
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