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Eduardo Saverin's Current Tax Saving: $67 Million. And It Could Be a Tax Loss ... - Forbes
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LIVE on Sunday, May 20 at 3pm: 12th Annual National Economics Challenge
More than 5,760 students from 33 states participated in the 12th Annual National Economics Challenge, and now the top two teams from each division will go head-to-head for the title of National Champion. WATCH IT LIVE! This year’s quiz bowl will be broadcast from the Tisch WNET Studios in New York City on Sunday, May [...]
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VOTE for your favorite video from the National Economics Challenge Finalists
The 12th Annual National Economics Challenge culminates with an exciting quiz bowl this Sunday, May 20 at 3:00pm EST. Learn more about our amazing and inspiring Finalist teams! Watch the teams’ video portraits, that convey who they are as economics scholars, and vote for your favorite video. The team with the most votes will receive [...]
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