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BuzzFeed, HuffPost To Shed More Than 200 Jobs In New Round Of Layoffs
America's free online news heavyweights, BuzzFeed and HuffPost, this week were rocked by a new wave of layoffs, a sign of an advertising-dependent economic model under threat.
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Trump Considering Son-In-Law Jared Kushner As Next Chief Of Staff: Report
Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner is on the short-list of potential candidates for the president's next chief of staff, US media said Thursday. Kushner, an influential White House adviser and husband of Trump's daughter Ivanka, met with the Republican leader to discuss the job, according to the Huffington Post, which first ...
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Get More Sleep, Elon Musk Told. He Responds In A 2:30 am Tweet
An apparently overworked, under-rested Elon Musk rejected Arianna Huffington's recent suggestion that he get more sleep - and he did so in a tweet in the middle of the night.
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First A Polar Bear Petted A Dog. Then A Polar Bear Did What Polar Bears Do: Ate A Dog.
A video of an enormous polar bear in Canada gingerly patting a chained sled dog hit the Internet last week and quickly went viral. The Huffington Post lauded its "cuteness factor." The man who shot the video praised the bear for showing "that kind of heart toward another animal."
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Huffington Post Founder Leaves For Wellness Startup
Arianna Huffington, founder of the Huffington Post news site that has become a global phenomenon, announced on Thursday she was stepping down to launch a nonprofit group focused on health and wellness.
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UK's Princess Kate To Guest-Edit Huffington Post
Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge and wife of Britain's Prince William, is to act as guest editor of online news service, the Huffington Post UK for a day next month to help raise awareness of children's mental health issues, her office said today.
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NDTV's Hamas Exclusive Is An International Headline
NDTV's report showing Hamas militants assembling and firing a rocket from deep within a civilian neighbourhood in Gaza has become an international headline.
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UK Minister Quits Over 'Morally Indefensible' Gaza Policy
Sayeeda Warsi, a senior minister in Britain's Foreign Office, resigned on Tuesday, accusing Prime Minister David Cameron's government of taking a "morally indefensible" approach to the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
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Two little girls write 30 rules for future boyfriends. And they're not even 10 yet
It's never too early to give a thought to what boxes your future boyfriend should be able to tick.
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Huffington Post plans India edition; launch in May
US-based leading online newspaper Huffington Post is planning to launch an India edition by May this year and negotiations are currently underway to finalise a local partner for this venture.
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Websites try to fight nasty comments, anonymity
Blame anonymity, blame politicians, blame human nature. But a growing number of websites are reining in online commentary.
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AOL banks on HuffPost to turn profitable next year
It's the holiday season and Arianna Huffington, the influential woman behind the popular news website that bears her name, is busy buying sweaters - some 700 of them - as gifts to her employees.
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HuffPost removes Sonia Gandhi from list of richest leaders, expresses 'regret'
Huffington Post World has removed Congress president Sonia Gandhi from its list of 20 richest world leaders, saying she had been included based on figures from a "third party site" which its editors have been unable to verify.
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Stick to Huffing and Puffing: Congress reacts to story on Sonia Gandhi
A report that lists Congress president Sonia Gandhi as the 12th richest world leader, ahead of Queen Elizabeth of Britain and Albert II, Prince of Monaco, has gone viral and is trending on the Internet.
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France's Hollande hits new low in approval rating
The finding is in line with other recent polls which have shown Hollande's standing with voters tumbling after a brief upturn at the end of the summer.
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BuzzFeed, HuffPost To Shed More Than 200 Jobs In New Round Of Layoffs
America's free online news heavyweights, BuzzFeed and HuffPost, this week were rocked by a new wave of layoffs, a sign of an advertising-dependent economic model under threat.
-
Trump Considering Son-In-Law Jared Kushner As Next Chief Of Staff: Report
Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner is on the short-list of potential candidates for the president's next chief of staff, US media said Thursday. Kushner, an influential White House adviser and husband of Trump's daughter Ivanka, met with the Republican leader to discuss the job, according to the Huffington Post, which first ...
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Get More Sleep, Elon Musk Told. He Responds In A 2:30 am Tweet
An apparently overworked, under-rested Elon Musk rejected Arianna Huffington's recent suggestion that he get more sleep - and he did so in a tweet in the middle of the night.
-
First A Polar Bear Petted A Dog. Then A Polar Bear Did What Polar Bears Do: Ate A Dog.
A video of an enormous polar bear in Canada gingerly patting a chained sled dog hit the Internet last week and quickly went viral. The Huffington Post lauded its "cuteness factor." The man who shot the video praised the bear for showing "that kind of heart toward another animal."
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Huffington Post Founder Leaves For Wellness Startup
Arianna Huffington, founder of the Huffington Post news site that has become a global phenomenon, announced on Thursday she was stepping down to launch a nonprofit group focused on health and wellness.
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UK's Princess Kate To Guest-Edit Huffington Post
Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge and wife of Britain's Prince William, is to act as guest editor of online news service, the Huffington Post UK for a day next month to help raise awareness of children's mental health issues, her office said today.
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NDTV's Hamas Exclusive Is An International Headline
NDTV's report showing Hamas militants assembling and firing a rocket from deep within a civilian neighbourhood in Gaza has become an international headline.
-
UK Minister Quits Over 'Morally Indefensible' Gaza Policy
Sayeeda Warsi, a senior minister in Britain's Foreign Office, resigned on Tuesday, accusing Prime Minister David Cameron's government of taking a "morally indefensible" approach to the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
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Two little girls write 30 rules for future boyfriends. And they're not even 10 yet
It's never too early to give a thought to what boxes your future boyfriend should be able to tick.
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Huffington Post plans India edition; launch in May
US-based leading online newspaper Huffington Post is planning to launch an India edition by May this year and negotiations are currently underway to finalise a local partner for this venture.
-
Websites try to fight nasty comments, anonymity
Blame anonymity, blame politicians, blame human nature. But a growing number of websites are reining in online commentary.
-
AOL banks on HuffPost to turn profitable next year
It's the holiday season and Arianna Huffington, the influential woman behind the popular news website that bears her name, is busy buying sweaters - some 700 of them - as gifts to her employees.
-
HuffPost removes Sonia Gandhi from list of richest leaders, expresses 'regret'
Huffington Post World has removed Congress president Sonia Gandhi from its list of 20 richest world leaders, saying she had been included based on figures from a "third party site" which its editors have been unable to verify.
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Stick to Huffing and Puffing: Congress reacts to story on Sonia Gandhi
A report that lists Congress president Sonia Gandhi as the 12th richest world leader, ahead of Queen Elizabeth of Britain and Albert II, Prince of Monaco, has gone viral and is trending on the Internet.
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France's Hollande hits new low in approval rating
The finding is in line with other recent polls which have shown Hollande's standing with voters tumbling after a brief upturn at the end of the summer.
