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Coinbase Adds Three New Board Members Including OpenAI's Chris Lehane
Coinbase has onboarded three new board members. These include Chris Lehane, a member of the executive team at OpenAI; Paul Clement, former US Solicitor General under President George W. Bush; and Christa Davies, chief financial officer for Aon.
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UK Bank NatWest CEO Resigns After "Judgement Error" With Arch-Brexiteer
The chief executive of Britain's NatWest bank, Alison Rose, stepped down Wednesday after admitting a "serious error of judgment" in speaking to a reporter about the banking affairs of arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage.
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One Of Amazon's First Employees Supports Breaking Up Company
One of Amazon's first employees who helped build the company from scratch has come out in favour of breaking the e-commerce behemoth. Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos hired computer programmer Paul Davis in 1994 - his second employee at the company.
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Additional Software Problem Found In Boeing 737 Max Control System: Officials
Federal aviation regulators have ordered Boeing to fix a second problem with the flight-control system of its grounded 737 Max, the company acknowledged Thursday, as new details emerged that pilots of two planes could not counteract a malfunction of the system using the company's recommended procedures.
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Rafael Nadal is in Delhi And You Can Watch Him Play For Free
Rafael Nadal and David Ferrer will play for Spain in the Davis Cup World Group play-off against India at the RK Khanna Tennis Complex in the Capital
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Lleyton Hewitt Not Guaranteed Davis Cup Captaincy, Says Tennis Australia
Tennis Australia announced that Lleyton Hewitt would take over from the outgoing Pat Rafter as Davis Cup captain but two-time Cup winner Pat Cash and Paul McNamee are also reported to be interested
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Britain's Royal Society Seeks Greater India-UK Interaction
Britain's prestigious Royal Society will try to foster greater interaction between India and the UK, said India-born Nobel Laureate Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, President-elect of the society, today.
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Londoners Divided on Skyscraper Boom
Skyscrapers are shooting up all over London, transforming a skyline once dominated by Big Ben and St Paul's Cathedral.
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Stephen Hawking's black hole puzzle solved, claims US scientist
A Michigan State University researcher has claimed to plug the hole in famous theoretical physicist and cosmologist Stephen Hawking's black hole theory.
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CLT20: Mumbai Indians fancy their chances in a must-win game against Perth Scorchers
Mumbai Indians are currently at the third position with six points in the points table, while Otago Volts are placed second with 10 points with two victories under their belt and an abandoned game from three ties.
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CLT20: Rajasthan Royals rout Perth scorchers by 9 wickets to enter semis
Rajasthan became the first team from Group A to ensure qualification, with 12 points from three matches. They join Chennai Super Kings, the only other team guaranteed a semifinal spot.
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CLT20: As it happened - Rajasthan Royals beat Perth Scorchers to enter semifinals
After losing Rahul Dravid early, Ajinkya Rahane and Sanju Samson scored a fifty each to guise Rajasthan Royals to a comprehensive victory overs Perth Scorcher. Royals ahve also booked their place in the semifinals.
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CLT20: Perth Scorchers gear up for Highvelds Lions test in opening game
Lions will be banking on captain Alviro Petersen, veteran Neil McKenzie, leggie Imran Tahir and left-arm seam duo of Lonwabo Tsotsobe and Pakistani speedster Sohail Tanvir to take them through to the semis.
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Perth Scorchers' Shaun Marsh ruled out of Champions League T20
Marsh will return to Australia on Tuesday after suffering a right hamstring strain during England's three-wicket win in the fourth one-day international in Cardiff on Saturday.
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Perth Scorchers' Shaun Marsh, Alfonso Thomas ruled out of Champions League T20
Shaun Marsh suffered a hamstring injury during Australia's three-wicket defeat to England in their fourth ODI in Cardiff on Saturday, while Alfonso Thomas wasn't released by Somerset, the county he represents.
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Coinbase Adds Three New Board Members Including OpenAI's Chris Lehane
Coinbase has onboarded three new board members. These include Chris Lehane, a member of the executive team at OpenAI; Paul Clement, former US Solicitor General under President George W. Bush; and Christa Davies, chief financial officer for Aon.
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UK Bank NatWest CEO Resigns After "Judgement Error" With Arch-Brexiteer
The chief executive of Britain's NatWest bank, Alison Rose, stepped down Wednesday after admitting a "serious error of judgment" in speaking to a reporter about the banking affairs of arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage.
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One Of Amazon's First Employees Supports Breaking Up Company
One of Amazon's first employees who helped build the company from scratch has come out in favour of breaking the e-commerce behemoth. Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos hired computer programmer Paul Davis in 1994 - his second employee at the company.
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Additional Software Problem Found In Boeing 737 Max Control System: Officials
Federal aviation regulators have ordered Boeing to fix a second problem with the flight-control system of its grounded 737 Max, the company acknowledged Thursday, as new details emerged that pilots of two planes could not counteract a malfunction of the system using the company's recommended procedures.
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Rafael Nadal is in Delhi And You Can Watch Him Play For Free
Rafael Nadal and David Ferrer will play for Spain in the Davis Cup World Group play-off against India at the RK Khanna Tennis Complex in the Capital
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Lleyton Hewitt Not Guaranteed Davis Cup Captaincy, Says Tennis Australia
Tennis Australia announced that Lleyton Hewitt would take over from the outgoing Pat Rafter as Davis Cup captain but two-time Cup winner Pat Cash and Paul McNamee are also reported to be interested
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Britain's Royal Society Seeks Greater India-UK Interaction
Britain's prestigious Royal Society will try to foster greater interaction between India and the UK, said India-born Nobel Laureate Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, President-elect of the society, today.
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Londoners Divided on Skyscraper Boom
Skyscrapers are shooting up all over London, transforming a skyline once dominated by Big Ben and St Paul's Cathedral.
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Stephen Hawking's black hole puzzle solved, claims US scientist
A Michigan State University researcher has claimed to plug the hole in famous theoretical physicist and cosmologist Stephen Hawking's black hole theory.
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CLT20: Mumbai Indians fancy their chances in a must-win game against Perth Scorchers
Mumbai Indians are currently at the third position with six points in the points table, while Otago Volts are placed second with 10 points with two victories under their belt and an abandoned game from three ties.
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CLT20: Rajasthan Royals rout Perth scorchers by 9 wickets to enter semis
Rajasthan became the first team from Group A to ensure qualification, with 12 points from three matches. They join Chennai Super Kings, the only other team guaranteed a semifinal spot.
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CLT20: As it happened - Rajasthan Royals beat Perth Scorchers to enter semifinals
After losing Rahul Dravid early, Ajinkya Rahane and Sanju Samson scored a fifty each to guise Rajasthan Royals to a comprehensive victory overs Perth Scorcher. Royals ahve also booked their place in the semifinals.
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CLT20: Perth Scorchers gear up for Highvelds Lions test in opening game
Lions will be banking on captain Alviro Petersen, veteran Neil McKenzie, leggie Imran Tahir and left-arm seam duo of Lonwabo Tsotsobe and Pakistani speedster Sohail Tanvir to take them through to the semis.
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Perth Scorchers' Shaun Marsh ruled out of Champions League T20
Marsh will return to Australia on Tuesday after suffering a right hamstring strain during England's three-wicket win in the fourth one-day international in Cardiff on Saturday.
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Perth Scorchers' Shaun Marsh, Alfonso Thomas ruled out of Champions League T20
Shaun Marsh suffered a hamstring injury during Australia's three-wicket defeat to England in their fourth ODI in Cardiff on Saturday, while Alfonso Thomas wasn't released by Somerset, the county he represents.
