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Colorado baker being compared to Nazi
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Colorado baker being compared to Nazi

Colorado cake case pits religion against tolerance DENVER | Colorado baker Jack Phillips was found guilty of discrimination for refusing to prepare a wedding cake for a same-sex couple, but his attorneys said Monday that...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to visit India.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to visit India.

Zuckerberg will be on India from Oct.9-10 to attend and address the summit Internet.org. Internet.org ‘s aim is to make Internet affordable to the 5 billion people across the globe. Internet.org is a group that Zuckerber...

Mukesh Ambani richest Indian, again.
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Mukesh Ambani richest Indian, again.

Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani has topped the Forbes magazine's list of the top 100 richest tycoons in India for the eighth consecutive year with a net worth of $23.6 billion, up $2.6 billion from last year....

Somrus-the Indian inspired decadent liqueur
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Somrus-the Indian inspired decadent liqueur

SOMPRIYA FINE SPIRITS, LLC Announces the Launch of SOMRUS, The Original Indian Cream Liqueur A first of its kind product to roll out in Illinois, New Jersey & New York CHICAGO, IL – SEPTEMBER 2014 – Chicago-based SomPriy...

Mohandas Pai declines to speak at Wharton
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Mohandas Pai declines to speak at Wharton

Days after ( (WIEF) dropped Gujaratchief minister Narendra Modi as its keynote speaker, ( chairman, Manipal Global, turned down the invitation to speak at the annual event, saying that he is upset at the way India is tre...

After Yahoo even Best Buy ends work from home
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After Yahoo even Best Buy ends work from home

Best Buy Co. said Monday it has ended its program that allowed corporate employees to control their schedules and how often they showed up at the company’s Richfield headquarters. Known as Results Only Work Environment (...

Huawei, the chinese telecom giant -a spy company ?
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Huawei, the chinese telecom giant -a spy company ?

Young Electronics Engineer commits suicide - was maybe asked to spy by the chinese government On June 24 last year, the body of a young US electronics engineer, Shane Todd, was found hanging in his Singapore apartment. P...

Is Google the internet police ?
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Is Google the internet police ?

Google looks to cut funds to illegal sites The web search giant, which is embroiled in a long-running row over the way it deals with pirated material, is considering the radical measure so that it can get rid of the root...

Lakshmi Mittal Not Welcome In France
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Lakshmi Mittal Not Welcome In France

The showdown between global steel giant ArcelorMittal and France over its Florange plant hit new heights on Monday as a minister said the company was no longer welcome in the country. A source close to the matter said co...

Retailers Ruining Every Holiday ?
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Retailers Ruining Every Holiday ?

There was a time when the holiday shopping season began the day after Thanksgiving. Then it began on Thanksgiving itself. Then it began in early November. At some point in the recent past, Christmas decorations began app...

Untold Stories Of Steve Jobs
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Untold Stories Of Steve Jobs

Guardian is collecting stories on Steve Jobs through readers comments . Steve Jobs changed the tech world and for the better ... but people generally knew him as a selfish and self-centered person. Some stories will amaz...

Have No Fear -India Will Change Walmart
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Have No Fear -India Will Change Walmart

Understanding Indian Politics India's politics is complex—federal system, multiple languages, religions, castes, and classes create extraordinary diversity. Understanding Indian politics requires understanding this diver...

Driverless Cars Now A Reality
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Driverless Cars Now A Reality

Self-Driving Cars Approved by California Legislature In California, it's illegal to talk on a cell phone handset while driving your car. The reasoning is pretty simple: with one hand glued to your smartphone, not only ar...

Story Of Deep Foods: Humble Beginnings
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Story Of Deep Foods: Humble Beginnings

In the crowded landscape of the American food industry, the story of Deep Foods stands out as a remarkable account of immigrant entrepreneurship, cultural preservation, and business acumen that transformed a small family...

APPLE LISTS 8 SAMSUNG PRODUCTS IT WANTS BANNED
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APPLE LISTS 8 SAMSUNG PRODUCTS IT WANTS BANNED

Apple Inc. on Monday gave a federal judge a list of eight Samsung Electronics Co. products it wants pulled from shelves and banned from the U.S. market, including popular Galaxy model smartphones. U.S. District Judge Luc...

Apple Biggest Stock In History
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Apple Biggest Stock In History

Apple is Wall Street's all-time MVP -that's Most Valuable Property. On Monday, Apple's surging stock propelled the company's value to $624 billion, the world's highest, ever. It beat the record for market capitalization...

Google To Slash 4000 Jobs
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Google To Slash 4000 Jobs

Google's announcement of significant workforce reductions—concentrated in its hardware, recruiting, and certain product divisions—reflected the technology industry's broader recalibration following years of aggressive hi...

Great American Companies That Will Never Recover
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Great American Companies That Will Never Recover

Many American companies have been lauded for their rapid rise to greatness, a process that sometimes takes less than a decade. These firms become leaders in their industries, are renowned for innovation, phenomenal growt...

Apple co-founder Wozniak sees trouble in the cloud
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Apple co-founder Wozniak sees trouble in the cloud

Steve Wozniak, who co-founded Apple with the late Steve Jobs, predicted "horrible problems" in the coming years as cloud-based computing takes hold. Wozniak, 61, was the star turn at the penultimate performance in Washin...

Google launches scientific calculator
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Google launches scientific calculator

The next time you perform a calculation in Google's search box, be prepared for a surprise. New Google calculatorGoogle launched a new feature that displays a scientific calculator as well as the results of your calculat...

Apple Wins EU Ban Of Smaller Samsung Tablet
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Apple Wins EU Ban Of Smaller Samsung Tablet

German court bans Samsung from selling its Galaxy Tab 7.7 across the European Union, but allows Samsung to continue selling its Tab 10.1N. The patent war between Apple and Samsung rages on. The latest victim is Samsung's...

Dr Doom : US Economy Going from Bad to Worse
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Dr Doom : US Economy Going from Bad to Worse

A robust and self-sustaining U.S. recovery is not on the cards, and we should now expect below trend growth for many years to come, according to Nouriel Roubini, the economist famed for his bearish views. Roubini, best-k...

The New Unnatural Apple That Never Browns.
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The New Unnatural Apple That Never Browns.

That Fresh Look, Genetically Buffed A small company is trying to bring to market a genetically engineered apple that does not turn brown when sliced or bruised. But it has much of the rest of the apple industry seeing re...

Celebrity endorsement 'alters brain activity'
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Celebrity endorsement 'alters brain activity'

Seeing a celebrity endorse a pair of shoes alters a woman's brain activity - even if she does not drop everything to get her feet into the latest Jimmy Choos, a study suggests. A Dutch team scanned the brains of 24 women...

Facebook To Enter Into Recruiting
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Facebook To Enter Into Recruiting

FINS: Facebook to Launch Job Postings Board--Sources Facebook Inc. (FB) is planning to launch its own job board later this summer, said people familiar with the matter. The board will aggregate the job postings of third-...

Anderson Cooper reveals he's gay: 'I couldn
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Anderson Cooper reveals he's gay: 'I couldn

In July 2012, CNN anchor Anderson Cooper publicly confirmed that he is gay in an email to Daily Beast columnist Andrew Sullivan, which Sullivan published with Cooper's permission. The statement was characteristically dir...

Cognizant Employee Found Dead in a US Hotel
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Cognizant Employee Found Dead in a US Hotel

The death of a Cognizant Technology Solutions employee found unresponsive in a US hotel room drew attention in India both because of the circumstances — a young Indian IT professional working abroad, far from family — an...

Rajat Gupta Convicted of Insider Trading
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Rajat Gupta Convicted of Insider Trading

The conviction of Rajat Gupta in June 2012 on four counts of securities fraud and conspiracy marked the end of a legal proceeding that had captivated both the business world and the Indian-American community — not becaus...

Thoughts on the elite 1% problem
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Thoughts on the elite 1% problem

The conversation about inequality in America has increasingly centered on a distinction that was, until relatively recently, obscured by the broader category of "the rich": the difference between the merely affluent — do...

IITs not to implement minority sub-quota
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IITs not to implement minority sub-quota

In the wake of the Andhra Pradesh High Court order striking down the 4.5 per cent sub-quota to minorities within OBC reservation, IITs have decided to abide by the ruling, "ignoring" the quota provision till further lega...

Bill Gates to reinvent the toilet
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Bill Gates to reinvent the toilet

In 2011, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation launched the Reinvent the Toilet Challenge — a competition inviting researchers and engineers to design a toilet that could function safely and hygienically without connecti...

Indian Highflier Sued for Sexual Harassment
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Indian Highflier Sued for Sexual Harassment

A civil lawsuit filed in 2012 against a prominent Indian-American executive — identified in various reports as a senior figure in the financial services industry — alleged a pattern of unwanted sexual advances, harassmen...

Gina Rinehart
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Gina Rinehart

Gina Rinehart, the Australian mining magnate who by 2012 had become the world's richest woman with a fortune estimated at over twenty billion dollars, represented an unusual figure in the global conversation about wealth...

'Chipotle' in trouble
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'Chipotle' in trouble

SEC subpoenas Chipotle in hiring probe Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc on Friday said it received a subpoena from the Securities and Exchange Commission as part of that agency's investigation into the burrito chain's hiring p...

Bill Gates a Comic Book Hero
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Bill Gates a Comic Book Hero

Bill Gates has been cast as many things over the decades — college dropout turned tech visionary, ruthless monopolist, philanthropist attempting to rewrite his legacy, global health crusader. But a comic book hero? That...

Taxes Prompt More Americans to Renounce Citizenship
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Taxes Prompt More Americans to Renounce Citizenship

A quiet but growing trend emerged in the early 2010s: more Americans than at any previous point were formally renouncing their United States citizenship, and taxes were a central reason why. The numbers, while still smal...

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Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn resigned abruptly, with the company announcing that an internal investigation had found evidence of an "inappropriate relationship" with a female employee. The departure was swift and the circumst...

Is the iPhone the Only Camera You Need?
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Is the iPhone the Only Camera You Need?

The camera industry was confronting a genuinely disruptive question by 2012: had the smartphone camera become good enough that most people no longer needed or wanted a dedicated camera? The iPhone 4S, with its 8-megapixe...

Why deficits don't matter
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Why deficits don't matter

The claim that deficits don't matter is associated most famously with Dick Cheney's remark to then-Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill that "Reagan proved deficits don't matter" — a statement that outraged fiscal conservativ...

Smart whites lucky blacks and other career advice
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Smart whites lucky blacks and other career advice

When white leaders succeed, people often say it is because they are competent. When black leaders succeed, people say it happened despite their incompetence. At least, that's what two business-school professors found aft...

Euro on the verge of collapse
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Euro on the verge of collapse

In the autumn of 2011, the European sovereign debt crisis reached a pitch of intensity that had serious economists and policymakers openly contemplating what had previously been unthinkable: the possible dissolution of t...

Indra Nooyi's Job in Trouble
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Indra Nooyi's Job in Trouble

Reports of boardroom tension at PepsiCo surrounding CEO Indra Nooyi's strategic direction sparked speculation about whether the long-serving chief executive's position was at risk. Nooyi, who had led the company since 20...

Boss from Hell!
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Boss from Hell!

The owner of an Iowa convenience store chain has been called "the boss from hell" by a former worker who claims he offered prize money to employees who predicted which of their colleagues would be fired next. A judge dec...

A Glimpse into Steve's Personal Life
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A Glimpse into Steve's Personal Life

Youth The Jobs family Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, in the city of San Francisco. His biological mother was an unwed graduate student named Joanne Simpson, and his biological father was a political science or...

Enabling Better Mobile Access for Your Employees
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Enabling Better Mobile Access for Your Employees

By now, it is well established that more and more employees are increasingly using their mobile handsets for work related tasks. There is no dearth of statistics on the web that will reinforce this if you are not yet con...

Yahoo fails to keep up
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Yahoo fails to keep up

Once a Leader, Yahoo Now Struggles to Find Its Way ( has been one of the most-visited sites on the Internet since its glory days as a Web portal. Yet as the rest of the Internet moved on to social networks and mobile dev...

India's Leading Export: CEOs
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India's Leading Export: CEOs

India's most consequential export may not be software, pharmaceuticals, or textiles. It may be CEOs. The Banga brothers are the most visible current example of a phenomenon that has been quietly reshaping global corporat...

Is Groupon a joke ?
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Is Groupon a joke ?

Groupon Stumbles in China, Closes Some Offices SHANGHAI - A wave of layoffs at Gaopeng.com, the Chinese arm of US-based Groupon Inc, signals a dramatic turnaround for a company that just months ago aimed to dominate Chin...

Rupert Murdoch's empire must be dismantled?
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Rupert Murdoch's empire must be dismantled?

The phone-hacking scandal that engulfed News International in 2011—revelations that journalists at the News of the World had hacked into the voicemails of murder victims, terrorism survivors, and members of the royal fam...

Teenager sells kidney for ipad2
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Teenager sells kidney for ipad2

A teenager in Huaishan, Anhui Province has sold one of his kidneys to buy an iPad2 tablet computer, as reported by SZTV on June 1. The 17-year-old man surnamed Zheng, a freshman in high school, got connected with a kidne...

Gmail Hacking Epidemic
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Gmail Hacking Epidemic

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

Nokia in dire straits - new CEO
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Nokia in dire straits - new CEO

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

Indian Black Money: The Swindler
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Indian Black Money: The Swindler

It is almost two years since the German Government had passed on the names and bank account details of eighteen Indians who had stashed their alleged ill-gotten wealth in the LGT bank of Liechtenstein, a well-known tax h...

Next global currency - Yuan !
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Next global currency - Yuan !

Understanding Indian Politics India's politics is complex—federal system, multiple languages, religions, castes, and classes create extraordinary diversity. Understanding Indian politics requires understanding this diver...

Goldman Sachs - a profile
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Goldman Sachs - a profile

Goldman Sachs entered 2010 as one of the most admired and most reviled institutions in American finance simultaneously — a distinction that required a particular kind of excellence to maintain. The firm had navigated the...

It's begun - China & Russia quit Dollar
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It's begun - China & Russia quit Dollar

Mighty US Dollar is about to go the same way of once mighty British Pound. China daily reports that China and Russia have decided to renounce the US dollar and resort to using their own currencies for bilateral trade, Pr...

Who Knew Hijab was a symbol of being 'modern'!
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Who Knew Hijab was a symbol of being 'modern'!

The Western debate about the hijab has been conducted almost entirely on the assumption that the question is about tradition versus modernity, religion versus secularism, constraint versus freedom. Young Muslim women who...

Bye bye Gmail, hotmail - Facebook introduces email
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Bye bye Gmail, hotmail - Facebook introduces email

the product of 15 months of intensive work within Facebook dubbed "Project Titan," has received intensive attention in the tech media in recent days based on the speculation that it would in one fell swoop eclipse the wo...

beating Google - one face at a time
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beating Google - one face at a time

Facial recognition technology was advancing faster than the legal and regulatory frameworks designed to govern it—and in 2012, a wave of startups and established tech companies were competing to build the most accurate c...