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Sacked US Television Anchor Charlie Rose, CBS News Sued For Sexual Harassment
Three former junior female colleagues sued disgraced television anchor Charlie Rose and CBS News on Friday for discrimination, harassment and retaliation, seeking unspecified damages in New York.
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US Networks Suspend Charlie Rose Over Sexual Harassment Allegations
Charlie Rose, one of America's most respected broadcasters, an award-winning television host and interviewer, was suspended Monday after eight women accused him of years of sexual harassment and unwanted advances.
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Apple Has Over 800 Engineers Working on the iPhone Camera
We now know why the iPhone camera continues to be a benchmark for smartphone photography.
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Amid Speculation, Congress Tweets Pics of Rahul Gandhi in Aspen
Rahul Gandhi's office today tweeted images of the Congress vice president attending a conference in the American resort town of Aspen, days after the ruling BJP raised questions about whether he was holidaying in the US.
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Rejected by Harvard 10 Times. Now One of the World's Richest
In a republished interview recorded during the World Economic Forum at Davos, Jack Ma talks about the various failures that shaped his life. Guess what? He failed a lot.
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Warren Buffett Defends Coke, BNSF at Berkshire Annual Meeting
Warren Buffett on Saturday defended his recent controversial vote on executive pay at Coca-Cola Co and disappointing performance at railroad BNSF, as investors grilled him on his Berkshire Hathaway Inc conglomerate at its annual shareholder meeting.
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What it took to get a TV interview with Syria's President Bashar Assad
CBS News had essentially given up its pursuit of Syrian President Bashar Assad for an interview because he would not agree to go on "60 Minutes," until Charlie Rose suggested airing it on the non-profit Public Broadcasting Service.
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Syria's Bashar al-Assad could prevent US strike if he gives up weapons: John Kerry
Secretary of State John Kerry says Syria's President Bashar Assad could resolve the crisis surrounding a chemical weapons attack simply by turning over "every single bit" of his weapons stock to the international community within a week.
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Warren Buffett says US economy on mend, bonds 'terrible' investment
Warren Buffett said the U.S. economy is gradually improving, but low interest rates have made bonds "terrible investments" while stocks remain "reasonably priced." Speaking on CNBC television on Monday, the chairman and chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway Inc said the economy is benefiting from an upturn in areas that had not previously performed...
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Highlights: Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting of shareholders
More than 35,000 people descended on Omaha, Nebraska, on Saturday for the annual shareholder meeting of Warren Buffett's ice cream-to-insurance conglomerate, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Following are selected comments by Buffett, Vice Chairman Charlie Munger and other Berkshire executives on a broad range of topics:
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Warren Buffett maps out hopes for Berkshire without him
Warren Buffett on Saturday gave the most extensive comments to date about the future of Berkshire Hathaway Inc after he is gone, saying he still expects the conglomerate to be a partner of choice for distressed companies.
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Chidambaram hopeful of 2013 ending on a brighter note
Noting that India is one of the few countries which are growing at more than five per cent, Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram today hoped that 2013 will end on a positive note, even though the growth is sluggish at the moment.
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India is not imposing restrictions on investments: Chidambaram
Observing that India has opened up 90 per cent of its economy in the 22 years of liberalisation since 1991, Chidambaram said that the country could become a "giant economy" if it grows at 8 per cent continuously for the seven-eight years.
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On YouTube channels, comedians shift the punchline
This summer, while much of the TV world is in reruns, a number of comedians have taken to YouTube.
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Sheen's Character To Be Written Off Two and a Half Men
The troubled actor was fired from the sitcom and replaced by Ashton Kutcher after feuding with creator Chuck Lorre.
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Sacked US Television Anchor Charlie Rose, CBS News Sued For Sexual Harassment
Three former junior female colleagues sued disgraced television anchor Charlie Rose and CBS News on Friday for discrimination, harassment and retaliation, seeking unspecified damages in New York.
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US Networks Suspend Charlie Rose Over Sexual Harassment Allegations
Charlie Rose, one of America's most respected broadcasters, an award-winning television host and interviewer, was suspended Monday after eight women accused him of years of sexual harassment and unwanted advances.
-
Apple Has Over 800 Engineers Working on the iPhone Camera
We now know why the iPhone camera continues to be a benchmark for smartphone photography.
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Amid Speculation, Congress Tweets Pics of Rahul Gandhi in Aspen
Rahul Gandhi's office today tweeted images of the Congress vice president attending a conference in the American resort town of Aspen, days after the ruling BJP raised questions about whether he was holidaying in the US.
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Rejected by Harvard 10 Times. Now One of the World's Richest
In a republished interview recorded during the World Economic Forum at Davos, Jack Ma talks about the various failures that shaped his life. Guess what? He failed a lot.
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Warren Buffett Defends Coke, BNSF at Berkshire Annual Meeting
Warren Buffett on Saturday defended his recent controversial vote on executive pay at Coca-Cola Co and disappointing performance at railroad BNSF, as investors grilled him on his Berkshire Hathaway Inc conglomerate at its annual shareholder meeting.
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What it took to get a TV interview with Syria's President Bashar Assad
CBS News had essentially given up its pursuit of Syrian President Bashar Assad for an interview because he would not agree to go on "60 Minutes," until Charlie Rose suggested airing it on the non-profit Public Broadcasting Service.
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Syria's Bashar al-Assad could prevent US strike if he gives up weapons: John Kerry
Secretary of State John Kerry says Syria's President Bashar Assad could resolve the crisis surrounding a chemical weapons attack simply by turning over "every single bit" of his weapons stock to the international community within a week.
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Warren Buffett says US economy on mend, bonds 'terrible' investment
Warren Buffett said the U.S. economy is gradually improving, but low interest rates have made bonds "terrible investments" while stocks remain "reasonably priced." Speaking on CNBC television on Monday, the chairman and chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway Inc said the economy is benefiting from an upturn in areas that had not previously performed...
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Highlights: Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting of shareholders
More than 35,000 people descended on Omaha, Nebraska, on Saturday for the annual shareholder meeting of Warren Buffett's ice cream-to-insurance conglomerate, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Following are selected comments by Buffett, Vice Chairman Charlie Munger and other Berkshire executives on a broad range of topics:
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Warren Buffett maps out hopes for Berkshire without him
Warren Buffett on Saturday gave the most extensive comments to date about the future of Berkshire Hathaway Inc after he is gone, saying he still expects the conglomerate to be a partner of choice for distressed companies.
-
Chidambaram hopeful of 2013 ending on a brighter note
Noting that India is one of the few countries which are growing at more than five per cent, Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram today hoped that 2013 will end on a positive note, even though the growth is sluggish at the moment.
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India is not imposing restrictions on investments: Chidambaram
Observing that India has opened up 90 per cent of its economy in the 22 years of liberalisation since 1991, Chidambaram said that the country could become a "giant economy" if it grows at 8 per cent continuously for the seven-eight years.
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On YouTube channels, comedians shift the punchline
This summer, while much of the TV world is in reruns, a number of comedians have taken to YouTube.
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Sheen's Character To Be Written Off Two and a Half Men
The troubled actor was fired from the sitcom and replaced by Ashton Kutcher after feuding with creator Chuck Lorre.
