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Latest podcast: American Dreamer: Who Was Jay Gatsby (Audible) Latest book: The Big Fail. Latest writing gig: The Free Press. And still time to tweet!
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Will the Culture Wars Kill the WNBA?

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By Joe Nocera Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Will the Culture Wars Kill the WNBA? With six weeks left in the WNBA’s regular season, nobody is talking about the financial success Clark has brought the league. (Adam Hagy/NBAE via Getty Images) Caitlin Clark has done for the WNBA what Larry Bird and Magic Johnson did for the NBA. The league is doing its best to squander it. It’s an article of faith among observers of the National Basketball Association that the league was saved by Larry Bird and Magic Johnson.
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How to Lose $35 Billion

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By Joe Nocera Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Cliff Asness is a very funny, very smart hedge fund manager whose firm, AQR Capital Management, has some $254 billion in assets. He has been in the investment business for over three decades.
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A Peace Plan for the Data Center Wars

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By Joe Nocera Verified
| The Free Press Verified
A Peace Plan for the Data Center Wars “Data centers are inevitable,” writes Joe Nocera. But it still matters how they are built and operated. (Illustration by The Free Press; image via Getty) Almost overnight, data centers have emerged as one of the most controversial issues in America. But do they need to be? Joe Nocera doesn’t think so.
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