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Idea Generation: Action Bronson
Rapper, chef and author Action Bronson takes us on a journey from his early days at culinary school, to releasing critically acclaimed albums, to writing books, starring in TV shows and building an iconic brand around his favorite interests. In this episode, Bronson explains how the lessons he learned in the kitchen translated to the booth, the reason money can never be the motivation for creating art, and why he believes that imperfections are the best part of any masterpiece.
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China’s economy is facing a challenging recovery after years of stringent Covid restrictions as latest data showed signs the worst of the slump may be over.
The economy grew at the second slowest pace since the 1970s last year, official figures showed Tuesday, though fourth quarter and December data were better than economists had expected.
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