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Accepting a Woman of the Decade award, she highlighted her powerlessness in the face of a "harmful force" in music. | Continue reading
The case follows a near-identical one at the same spot, almost exactly a year ago. | Continue reading
Google, Apple, Facebook, Netflix, and Amazon change the calculus for tech talent. | Continue reading
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Japan needs more babies—and soon—if it's going to stave off a population crisis down the road. | Continue reading
The originator of the term never intended for it to be used like it is today. | Continue reading
By one metric, San Francisco is almost twice as transient as New York. | Continue reading
One important impact appears to be on vocals. | Continue reading
The Nazis complicated both Jewish and Buddhist interpretations of the symbol. | Continue reading
At least that she's aware. | Continue reading
They see things, literally, that others don’t. | Continue reading
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Fender is betting on machine learning and apps for the future of the storied guitar company. | Continue reading
Students and alumni of Shanghai's prestigious Fudan University, known for its liberal atmosphere, were shocked at the decision. | Continue reading
The remote sensing satellite is to be used collect data for agricultural, climate, mining and environmental observations but could also be used for citizen surveillance | Continue reading
According to a new survey, teenagers vape rates are still going up. | Continue reading
A study of 6,300 electric cars reveals how batteries fare in the real world. | Continue reading
Cell-based meat? Cultivated meat? Immaculate meat? What's in a name? | Continue reading
2020 may be a record year for investments in the future of flying taxis. | Continue reading
Like many coming-of-age stories, it's hopeful, but with a fierce undertow of loss. | Continue reading
Successful impeachments around the world have typically taken place amid widespread popular protests. | Continue reading
Interaction makes the player feel like an active participant in the narrative’s progression; when they are in truth still a voyeur, bound by predetermined authorial structures as they might be in print. | Continue reading
The tussle for market share in Africa will result in increasingly cheaper models and will fuel growth for smartphone sales. | Continue reading
Activists say cycling is affordable, good for the planet, and good for people too. | Continue reading
Forget unicorns: Stripe is a $35 billion fintech gorilla. | Continue reading
The pilots who fly your Amazon packages complain of being overworked and underpaid. | Continue reading
Roughly a quarter of US adults own a smart speaker, most of which are made by Amazon. | Continue reading
Je ne parle pas Anglais. | Continue reading
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is drawn to the Amazon marketplace model. | Continue reading
Economists found a difference in state regulations was all Purdue Pharma needed. | Continue reading
It remains a challenge getting through the online shop today, but there are still about 10,000 coins available to buy. | Continue reading
The results are in for the OECD's latest global test of 15-year-olds in math, science, and reading. | Continue reading
The president's cybersecurity adviser doesn't maintain even the most rudimentary security protocols. | Continue reading
Bending the cost curve of dementia care | Continue reading