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Sometimes even journalists get it right. My essay about companies incorporating overseas to dodge taxes clearly struck a nerve. Since its publication earlier this month, these corporate ?inversions? ? a euphemism for ?desertions? ? have taken on a life of their own.

This firm recently filed with one of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court?s local court clerk?s offices.

In a Chapter 7 liquidation, a court trustee sells assets to pay creditors? claims. The company then ceases operations.

A federal judge has ordered a review of a U.S. Air Force contract to put dozens of military satellites into orbit. The contract, which was awarded to longtime federal partner United Launch Alliance, is being contested by SpaceX over claims that the bidding process was non-competitive.

Google is exploring the human body, hoping to develop a definition for a ?healthy? person by cells and molecules.

This ambitious project, which the company claims ?has never been done before? and known as the Baseline Study, is being led by the Google X secret laboratory, Google said in a statement Thursday.

Britain's economy is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. And finally, six years later, it's an economy that's bigger than it was before the Great Recession.

Now, on the one hand, there's nothing puzzling about Britain's slow-motion recovery. It had a big boom, a big bust, and big austerity. Given all this, we would have expected it to take awhile for GDP to get back to its pre-crisis level. But this has been a lot longer than awhile. It's been the worst recovery on record, worse even than Britain's lost decade following its disastrous return to the gold standard in the 1920s. You can see just how bad it's been in the chart below from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.

The House just unanimously voted to make it easier for consumers to take their mobile phone with them when they switch carriers or travel overseas. Because of a quirk in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, "unlocking" cellphones so they can be used on other networks is illegal, as it involves circumventing the technological protections of copyrighted software on the phones.