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Twitter managers recently released data on their own employees. Around 59% of them are male and 70% are white. Facts like this are re-igniting the debate on how to get more minorities and women into the technology sector.
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A Senate Committee has approved measures to declassify information related to torture during the previous Bush administration.
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The report covers nearly every aspect of human society and asserts that the previous information the United Nations (UN) board was given is incorrect. Those creating and publishing the study believe climate change is not inevitable.
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A new report from the UN places the value of environmental crimes between $70 billion and $213 billion across the world. Funds mostly go to criminal groups, militias and terrorist groups according to the findings.
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A new report from a food-related political action group is calling cereal manufacturers to task for putting too many vitamins and minerals in food. Those involved say it is a risk factor for developing children.
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Kuala Lumpur -
Malaysia on Thursday released a much-anticipated report on Flight MH370 that chronicled its slow-footed response to the airliner's disappearance but contained no new clues on what happened to the missing plane.
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Access for foreign aid for millions of Syrians desperately in need has not improved, violating a Security Council resolution passed two months ago, the UN chief said in a report Wednesday.
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by Jennie Matthew (AFP)
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Three Secret Service agents protecting President Barack Obama in Amsterdam this week were sent home and put on leave after a night of drinking, The Washington Post reported."One of them was found drunk and passed out in a hotel hallway," the Post repor...
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The U.S.
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by Reuters
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Severe winter weather hit US economic activity in January and early February but the outlook in most areas "remained optimistic", the Federal Reserve's Beige Book survey said Wednesday.The regional review, which is used by Fed officials to set monetary...
In the Media
by Virginie Montet (AFP)
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Washington -
Severe winter weather hit US economic activity in January and early February but the outlook in most areas "remained optimistic", the Federal Reserve's Beige Book survey said Wednesday.The regional review, which is used by Fed officials to set monetary...
In the Media
by Virginie Montet (AFP)
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Severe winter weather hit US economic activity in January and early February, but the outlook in most areas "remained optimistic", the Federal Reserve's Beige Book survey said Wednesday.The regional review, which is used by Fed officials to set monetar...
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by AFP
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Bouygues has promised to deliver 10 billion euros ($13.7 billion) worth of cost savings from its proposed combination with larger mobile telecoms rival Vivendi's SFR, according to a report in Le Figaro newspaper.
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by Reuters
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Japan's government described consumer prices as "rising moderately", using that wording for the first time since October 2008, a sign that the economy is making steady progress towards exiting 15 year...
In the Media
by Tetsushi Kajimoto (Reuters)
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Sluggish growth among young technology firms could bode trouble for the U.S. economy, according to a new report from the Kauffman Foundation.
In the Media
by Sarah McBride (Reuters)
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Former international prosecutors said Tuesday they have evidence from a defector proving that the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has systematically killed and tortured around 11,000 people.
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by AFP
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The US economy grew at a "moderate" pace across most regions at the end of 2013, the Federal Reserve's "Beige Book" survey showed Thursday, with muted price and wage rises.
In the Media
by Paul Handley (AFP)
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VigLink, one of the biggest companies that keeps track of different retailers links and keeps them out in the public online, has something called the VigLink Advertiser 50 Report. Does this help retailers think ahead of their competitors, or cause issues?
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The report by the UN’s Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism, Ben Emmerson, asks for the US to share information about attacks coordinated by the CIA and explain its position on the legal standing of the attacks.
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Parents who have teens and adolescents that consume energy drinks should know that a new report warns that they could pose a serious risk.
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Scientists are convinced climate change is a contributor to increased interpersonal violence and social upheaval that they say is happening from even small spikes in global temperature. Conflicts of all types are expected to worsen with global warming.
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No one wants to plan for a diagnosis of cancer, but a new report suggests nearly half of the UK population will be diagnosed with some form of cancer in their lifetime by the year 2020.
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Afghan President Karzai's s accusation that the US was colluding with the Taliban to build the case for staying in the country longer was met with outrage from US commentators.
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Without a slew of pro football games or playoffs in the NFL, this is the weekend when the box office looks to heat up, while much of the nation freezes.
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A semi derailed an Amtrak train in California today but the company is faced with a far more severe derailment in the form of drug and alcohol abuse by its employees. A recent scathing IG report calls the company to task.
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The Canada Revenue Agency is targeting the underground economy and one of its targets was those who work in the restaurant industry. The study found that waiters only report between five and 10 percent of their tips to the taxman.
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Statistics Canada released its first quarter labour situation in the country. The report suggested that there are 5.8 unemployed people for every job vacancy, which is down from 6.5 from the same time a year ago.
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An internal report by the Pentagon says reporting misconduct or waste of money might get U.S. military personnel punished.
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Facebook and privacy always seem to be joined at the hip, yet often the two do not truly connect. Over time the social network giant has had substantial privacy issues that were beyond the user's control.
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In a new report, Canadian researchers suggest antidepressants may be doing more harm than good. In the study, researchers examined previous patient studies and the impact of medications on the body.
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The Project on Student Debt
Student debt is rising and jobs are getting hard to come by.
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