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This Animal's Teeth Grow Forever, And Keep A Record Of Age And Sex
How do you find out the age of a wild animal? For some Australian marsupials, we have discovered you can tell from their teeth.
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Living In A Van In Google's Backyard? Some Employees Make It Work
In a quiet neighborhood near Google's headquarters last month, rusty, oleaginous sewage was seeping from a parked RV onto the otherwise pristine street. Sgt. Wahed Magee, of the Mountain View Police Department, was furious.
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Google CEO Tries to Calm Staff After Report on Misconduct
Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai sought to reassure employees of the internet giant after a newspaper report said a former top executive was paid millions of dollars when he left following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.
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Rebuilding Lives, 10 Years After The 2008 Financial Crisis
It is an image that became a symbol of the global financial crisis -- about 20 bankers, their backs turned to the window, attending an emergency meeting at the London office of Lehman Brothers as the firm slid towards collapse.
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Some Google Self-Driving Car Engineers Quit Because They Were Paid Too Much
The payouts contributed to a talent exodus at a time when the company was trying to turn the project into a real business and emerging rivals were recruiting heavily.
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Microsoft, Intel, Alphabet Buoyed by Cloud Boom
More than $1 trillion in IT spending will be directly or indirectly affected by the shift to cloud during the next five years, Gartner estimated in July.
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Allo Allo: An Interview With Google's New Digital Assistant
Bloomberg News put the system through its paces by asking questions, some of which were suggested by AI experts.
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One Brother Helps The Other Over Triathlon Finish Line. Their Story Goes Viral
Britain's Alistair Brownlee came to the aid of his exhausted brother Jonny to help him across the line in a dramatic finish to the ITU Triathlon World Series here.
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Google Car Project Loses Leaders, and Advantage, as Rivals Gain
Google has lost its first-mover advantage to other companies pursuing more practical, less-ambitious self-driving car solutions.
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Alphabet, Facebook Seen Acquiring More as Startup Valuations Sag
Big tech firms are back in the market for mergers and acquisitions, forcing startup founders and investors to take offers more seriously.
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This Animal's Teeth Grow Forever, And Keep A Record Of Age And Sex
How do you find out the age of a wild animal? For some Australian marsupials, we have discovered you can tell from their teeth.
-
Living In A Van In Google's Backyard? Some Employees Make It Work
In a quiet neighborhood near Google's headquarters last month, rusty, oleaginous sewage was seeping from a parked RV onto the otherwise pristine street. Sgt. Wahed Magee, of the Mountain View Police Department, was furious.
-
Google CEO Tries to Calm Staff After Report on Misconduct
Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai sought to reassure employees of the internet giant after a newspaper report said a former top executive was paid millions of dollars when he left following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.
-
Rebuilding Lives, 10 Years After The 2008 Financial Crisis
It is an image that became a symbol of the global financial crisis -- about 20 bankers, their backs turned to the window, attending an emergency meeting at the London office of Lehman Brothers as the firm slid towards collapse.
-
Some Google Self-Driving Car Engineers Quit Because They Were Paid Too Much
The payouts contributed to a talent exodus at a time when the company was trying to turn the project into a real business and emerging rivals were recruiting heavily.
-
Microsoft, Intel, Alphabet Buoyed by Cloud Boom
More than $1 trillion in IT spending will be directly or indirectly affected by the shift to cloud during the next five years, Gartner estimated in July.
-
Allo Allo: An Interview With Google's New Digital Assistant
Bloomberg News put the system through its paces by asking questions, some of which were suggested by AI experts.
-
One Brother Helps The Other Over Triathlon Finish Line. Their Story Goes Viral
Britain's Alistair Brownlee came to the aid of his exhausted brother Jonny to help him across the line in a dramatic finish to the ITU Triathlon World Series here.
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Google Car Project Loses Leaders, and Advantage, as Rivals Gain
Google has lost its first-mover advantage to other companies pursuing more practical, less-ambitious self-driving car solutions.
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Alphabet, Facebook Seen Acquiring More as Startup Valuations Sag
Big tech firms are back in the market for mergers and acquisitions, forcing startup founders and investors to take offers more seriously.
