Houston Endowment Awards $7 Million Grant to Kinder Institute
It marks the largest contribution the Kinder Institute has received since 2010, when Rich and Nancy Kinder provided a permanent endowment gift of $15 million.

Houston Endowment Awards $7 Million Grant to Kinder Institute
It marks the largest contribution the Kinder Institute has received since 2010, when Rich and Nancy Kinder provided a permanent endowment gift of $15 million.
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Low normal price, bad timing, and volatility make it seem like price gouging.
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Why Transit Agencies Should Feed Twitter Trolls
When it comes to social media, reserach suggests transit agencies should engage their critics.
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