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Michael Bloomberg's employees created a book purportedly full of his offensive quotes. Here it is. Getty Images / Paul Morigi In 1990, employees at Bloomberg LP gave their boss, presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a booklet containing notable quotes they said were attributed to him...
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Lebanon's state-owned carrier Middle East Airlines (MEA) will only accept payment in U.S. dollars from Monday, the National News Agency reported, as the country grapples with a foreign currency liquidity crisis.
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Pete the Planner: I owe $15K on my credit cards at 69 and haven't told my husband. What now? Pete the Planner: I owe $15,000 in credit card debt at age 69 and haven't told my husband. What should I do?       
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In the final excerpt of "Content Rate By: An Oral History of the ESRB," author Blake J. Harris explores the lasting impact of gaming's ratings council.
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Luis Suarez: This FC Barcelona Team 'Won't Win Anything This Year' Luis Suarez has blasted the current FC Barcelona team by saying it 'won't win anything this year'.
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Unloved by Trump, NPR Carries On

The New York Times - 16 Feb 2020 22:41
Unloved by Trump, NPR Carries On Donations to the public broadcaster went up sharply after the president said it was "a very good question" to ask why it still existed.
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I tried every single item on Taco Bell's $1 value menu and ranked them Rachel Askinasi/Insider Taco Bell's value menu is made up of eight items each listed online for $1. I went to the fast-food taco joint to taste and rank each item on the basis of flavor and value. While the spicy chicken...
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How To Pinpoint The Best Time To Make Big Investments In Your Staff Investing in people not only encourages them to stick around, but it benefits your business, too. How do you manage those investments well?
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TikTok Wants to Grow Up, but Finds It Tough to Keep Kids Out

Wall Street Journal - 16 Feb 2020 15:00
TikTok Wants to Grow Up, but Finds It Tough to Keep Kids Out TikTok is trying to broaden its appeal to adults, which it believes is critical to the video-sharing app's growth and survival. But it remains popular with younger users despite a settlement last year that requires TikTo...
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Alexa, Order Me A Pizza!...And Other Small Business Tech News Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?
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Grant Shapps says the new chancellor, Rishi Sunak, needs "a few days to decide on the date".
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SoftBank's Boss Bet $22 Billion on Sprint. It Was a Slog.

Wall Street Journal - 16 Feb 2020 12:30
SoftBank's Boss Bet $22 Billion on Sprint. It Was a Slog. For Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son, a U.S. judge's recent approval of a merger between Sprint and T-Mobile is long-awaited payback on his $22 billion investment. But it is far from the triumph he sought when he annou...
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Four British Entrepreneurs Aiming To Be Brexit Winners When the U.K. left the EU in January it brought some much-needed certainty for British business owners. While there are still concerns about the outcome of trade talks, entrepreneurs have Brexit strategies in place and a...
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Cost-cutting, layoffs ahead for scandal-plagued Wells Fargo, analyst warns Scandal-plagued Wells Fargo's road to recovery will be long and painful -- marked by cost-cutting and more layoffs than originally forecast. As much as 10 percent of the bank's current workforce is facing elimination, an...
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What causes heart disease? The most common types and risk factors Canna Obscura/Shutterstock There are many different types of heart disease but they all refer to some type of condition that damages your heart. Many heart diseases have similar root causes including high blood pressure,...
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3 reasons I'm glad I bought a $1 million life insurance policy in my 20s Alena Ozerova/Shutterstock Life insurance is an important protection for your loved ones if anyone relies on you for financial support. The cost of life insurance tends to go up with age, so signing up now can save you a...
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The coronavirus could cripple China's economy for longer than Wall Street wants to believe AP Wall Street is convincing itself that China will bounce back relatively quickly around the end of the first quarter, when it expects the coronavirus' spread to be contained. This is banker delusion. China's economy is...
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Handling money after marriage can be complicated. Mom and Dad should butt out A newly married son and spouse probably need some financial advice, but it shouldn't be coming from the parents. Also: Healthcare cost surprises. Tax tips for hybrid car enthusiasts
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The transport secretary's remarks follow reports that China offered to build the line in five years.
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Coronavirus Impact: Pay Attention To Shanghai, And Japan Infection Rates The "lungs of China" are infected. So far, the coronavirus has left tier-one cities largely unscathed. Everyone is wondering if that will hold.
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Facebook is spending $130 million to create a 'Supreme Court' that can overrule Mark Zuckerberg -- here's everything we know about it (FB) Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images In late 2018, FacebookCEO Mark Zuckerberg announced an ambitious plan: to create an independent oversight board that could overrule Facebook's content moderation guidelines,...
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For COVAD-19 Coronavirus, How Well Do Thermometer Guns Even Work? There's been increased demand for thermal scanning devices since the outbreak began.
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