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The money will go to the CDC Foundation, the charitable organization that raises and distributes funds on behalf the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to public health organizations. "We need to get Ebola under control in the near term so that it doesn't spread further and become a long ter
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Apple and Facebook are offering to freeze eggs for female employees in an effort to attract more women on to their staff. Apple, the world’s most valuable brand, said it would offer the perk to US-based staff from January. “Apple cares deeply about our employees and their families, and we are always
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Russian hackers suspected of ties to the Kremlin have spied on the Ukrainian government, European Union, Nato and others through a previously unknown bug in Microsoft Windows, researchers say. The cyber-threat intelligence firm iSight Partners said on Tuesday it had found a “zero-day vulnerability”
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Her statement was greeted with ridicule and outrage in the places on the Internet where those who use Amazon’s self-publishing platform hang out. Here are a few of the more printable commentsfrom the Passive Voice blog: “She’s just mostly lying right there. That is all. LYING,” wrote Mir, an Amazon
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LONDON — Russian hackers used a bug in Microsoft Windows to spy on several Western governments, NATO and the Ukrainian government, according to a report released Tuesday by iSight Partners, a computer security firm in Dallas. The targets also included European energy and telecommunications companies
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Groupe BPCE, one of the country’s largest banks, will introduce a service on Tuesday that allows individuals to send money with just a few clicks on the social network. The product, which will be available only to people with French bank accounts and cellphone numbers, will link individuals’ Twitter
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The elevator in Chelsea Market that serves the YouTube office there was not ready to go to the production space one floor above, so we ended up at the freight elevator, which opened partway, closed and then left, before it took us to the studio. “It’s a work in progress,” Ms. Aston said, smiling. Th
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella inadvertently shined a light on gender inequality with a public blunder on Thursday. During an event focused on women in tech, he suggested women shouldn't ask for raises but rather trust that the system will take care of them. "It's not really about asking for the raise
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A consortium of Google's rivals -- including review sites Yelp and TripAdvisor -- is using the company's own platform to help further its cause against the search giant. Focus on the User, a group united against Google's alleged anti-competitive practices, last week unveiled a software tool that wor
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A recent study suggested that students who take notes on a laptop don't retain nearly as much information as those who take notes with a pen and paper. And whether you're a student or not, sometimes it's just easier (and preferable) to scribble -- especially when you're standing up. For those reason
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Lithium-ion batteries power our laptops, cellphones, and electric cars. They are compact and rechargeable, but with a significant drawback: Occasionally, the batteries burst into flames. In 2013, Boeing grounded an entire fleet of planes after the lithium-ion batteries on two aircrafts caught fire.
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The smartphone market is so crowded right now that it's getting more and more difficult to stand out. That's good news for we consumers, because it's forcing smartphone makers to try new and interesting things. Take HTC, which this week launched two new products, one being the very selfie-focused De
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