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Are We in a Recession? Don't Ask Wikipedia
Wikipedia has suspended edits to entries for "recession” and “business cycle”, after a furious editing duel of partisans. Locking Wikipedia pages to prevent partisan edits is nothing new, and several other pages have been partially locked, including US President Joe Biden, former US President Donald Trump, and Hilary Clinton. Stephen L. Carte...
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Opinion: 80,000 Green Cards Are About to Disappear From US
The Biden administration has acknowledged that in the last fiscal year the U.S. failed to issue roughly 80,000 green cards that should have been given to legal immigrant workers.
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Opinion: Trump's H-1B Reforms Will Harm American Workers, Not Help Them
Newly announced reforms to the H-1B immigrant visa system have the potential to reduce the number of foreign workers allowed into the U.S., just as the Donald Trump administration intends. The problem is that goal makes no sense. If implemented, the changes will seriously harm many businesses - small firms and health-care providers especially. Over...
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Infants Who Are Fed Solid Foods Early May Be Prone To Health Risks In Future; Says A Study
The latest research carried out by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health discovered that infants who started having solid foods early on showed changes in the levels of gut bacteria and bacterial byproducts.
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16-Inch MacBook Pro With New Keyboard Said to Launch as Early as Today
Apple plans to debut a new MacBook Pro laptop with a larger screen and revamped keyboard as soon as Wednesday, according to people familiar with the situation.
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Opinion: Opinion: A Bold Decision In Bangkok Trade Talks Will Shore Up Brand Modi
At this stage in its development, India needs more trade, not less. As country after country in East Asia has demonstrated.
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Opinion: India's Dangerous Experiment With Challenging RBI
India's government is conducting a dangerous experiment in economic management. This week, following renewed pressure to conform to the government's thinking, the head of the Reserve Bank of India, Urjit Patel, resigned, citing "personal reasons."
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Opinion: GST Rollout Went Well, Fears On Introduction Unwarranted: Foreign Media
Fears about the GST roll-out ran high. Too high, as it turned out. It helped that the plan was not a shock: Successive administrations had debated the idea for years. The government also adjusted the rules to appease various constituencies, and gave businesses a two-month cushion to comply.
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The Man Who Said Einstein Was Wrong, And Was Right
It takes a brave man to reject a scientific paper by Albert Einstein. But that's what the physicist Howard Percy Robertson did in 1936, as editor of the journal Physical Review. Einstein was so enraged that he never published there again
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Appeal of iPad 2 is a matter of emotions
"An utter disappointment and abysmal failure" (Orange County Design Blog). "Consumers seem genuinely baffled by why they might need it" (Businessweek). "Nothing more than a luxury bauble that will appeal to a few gadget freaks" (Bloomberg). "Insanely great it is...
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Are We in a Recession? Don't Ask Wikipedia
Wikipedia has suspended edits to entries for "recession” and “business cycle”, after a furious editing duel of partisans. Locking Wikipedia pages to prevent partisan edits is nothing new, and several other pages have been partially locked, including US President Joe Biden, former US President Donald Trump, and Hilary Clinton. Stephen L. Carte...
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Opinion: 80,000 Green Cards Are About to Disappear From US
The Biden administration has acknowledged that in the last fiscal year the U.S. failed to issue roughly 80,000 green cards that should have been given to legal immigrant workers.
-
Opinion: Trump's H-1B Reforms Will Harm American Workers, Not Help Them
Newly announced reforms to the H-1B immigrant visa system have the potential to reduce the number of foreign workers allowed into the U.S., just as the Donald Trump administration intends. The problem is that goal makes no sense. If implemented, the changes will seriously harm many businesses - small firms and health-care providers especially. Over...
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Infants Who Are Fed Solid Foods Early May Be Prone To Health Risks In Future; Says A Study
The latest research carried out by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health discovered that infants who started having solid foods early on showed changes in the levels of gut bacteria and bacterial byproducts.
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16-Inch MacBook Pro With New Keyboard Said to Launch as Early as Today
Apple plans to debut a new MacBook Pro laptop with a larger screen and revamped keyboard as soon as Wednesday, according to people familiar with the situation.
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Opinion: Opinion: A Bold Decision In Bangkok Trade Talks Will Shore Up Brand Modi
At this stage in its development, India needs more trade, not less. As country after country in East Asia has demonstrated.
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Opinion: India's Dangerous Experiment With Challenging RBI
India's government is conducting a dangerous experiment in economic management. This week, following renewed pressure to conform to the government's thinking, the head of the Reserve Bank of India, Urjit Patel, resigned, citing "personal reasons."
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Opinion: GST Rollout Went Well, Fears On Introduction Unwarranted: Foreign Media
Fears about the GST roll-out ran high. Too high, as it turned out. It helped that the plan was not a shock: Successive administrations had debated the idea for years. The government also adjusted the rules to appease various constituencies, and gave businesses a two-month cushion to comply.
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The Man Who Said Einstein Was Wrong, And Was Right
It takes a brave man to reject a scientific paper by Albert Einstein. But that's what the physicist Howard Percy Robertson did in 1936, as editor of the journal Physical Review. Einstein was so enraged that he never published there again
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Appeal of iPad 2 is a matter of emotions
"An utter disappointment and abysmal failure" (Orange County Design Blog). "Consumers seem genuinely baffled by why they might need it" (Businessweek). "Nothing more than a luxury bauble that will appeal to a few gadget freaks" (Bloomberg). "Insanely great it is...
