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EY Slapped With Nearly 5-Million-Pound Penalty Over Thomas Cook Audits
The UK watchdog, the Financial Reporting Council, slapped the fine on the company while one of its partners Richard Wilson, who was in charge of the 2017 and 2018 audits, was fined 105,000 pounds.
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Watch: First-Ever Transatlantic Flight Fuelled By Cooking Oil Takes Off
Sir Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Atlantic, and Mark Harper, the transport secretary, were on the plane.
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India vs England, 5th Test: Virat Kohli Could Equal This Legend's Record At Kennington Oval
Virat Kohli has 23 centuries to his name and the Indian skipper is one century short of equalling West Indies' batting legend Vivian Richards, who has 24 centuries under his belt.
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Apple's Jony Ive Returns to Day-to-Day Management of the Company's Design Teams
In 2015, Ive handed off some administrative duties to Apple design executives Alan Dye and Richard Howarth to focus on broader efforts like Apple's retail stores and new campus.
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How to Make the World's Best Prison Food at Home
Prisoners have more time on their hands than most of us. But that doesn't mean they want to spend hours preparing food when a quick meal can be as delicious.
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China's Huawei Backs Apple in Fight Over Encryption
"It is very important, we agree with that," Richard Yu, chief executive of Huawei's consumer business group said at MWC.
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Tim Cook Says He's Gay: Zuckerberg, Nadella, Pichai, Clinton, and Other Reactions
Mark Zuckerberg, Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai, and Bill Clinton were among those who expressed their support via social media.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg paid record 2.2 billion dollars as salary: report
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg set a new record for corporate compensation in 2012 with a package worth more than 2.278 billion dollars, according to a survey by a corporate governance firm.
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Chips, Sure, But Can a Vending Machine Ever Deliver Healthy Food?
No one gets excited about buying their lunch from a machine, but that might change if they offered something other than chocolate and potatoes.Will wonders never cease: a Belgian company has invented a vending machine that cooks and dispenses frites cooked...
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Curiosity sleeps as solar blast races toward Mars
Curiosity hunkered down on Wednesday after the sun unleashed a blast that raced toward Mars. While the hardy rover was designed to withstand punishing space weather, its handlers decided to power it down as a precaution since it suffered a recent computer problem.
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NASA's Mars rover 'put to sleep' after computer glitch
A computer glitch on NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has forced the scientists to put the robot on 'safe mode' while engineers try to fix the problem.
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Cookbooks: The Word on the Street
Street food traders are queueing up to write down their recipes and publish cookbooks. Will the results live up to expectations and inject some life into the genre?Traditionally, street food recipes aren't written down. No point, really. Measurements...
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England start well against South Africa after conceding 419
Stuart Broad called for a repeat of the spirit of Edgbaston 2011 to ensure England manage to overturn South Africa's command of the second Test and series, as their place at the top of the world rankings hangs by a thread.
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Alviro Petersen grinds out century, South Africa 262/5 at stumps
Opening batsman Alviro Petersen ground out a century as South Africa battled England's all-pace attack on the first day of the second Test at Headingley on Thursday.
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Jennifer Hudson family murder trial continues
Jennifer Hudson bowed her head and closed her eyes as she listened to a police officer's account of when he found her family shot dead in Chicago.
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EY Slapped With Nearly 5-Million-Pound Penalty Over Thomas Cook Audits
The UK watchdog, the Financial Reporting Council, slapped the fine on the company while one of its partners Richard Wilson, who was in charge of the 2017 and 2018 audits, was fined 105,000 pounds.
-
Watch: First-Ever Transatlantic Flight Fuelled By Cooking Oil Takes Off
Sir Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Atlantic, and Mark Harper, the transport secretary, were on the plane.
-
India vs England, 5th Test: Virat Kohli Could Equal This Legend's Record At Kennington Oval
Virat Kohli has 23 centuries to his name and the Indian skipper is one century short of equalling West Indies' batting legend Vivian Richards, who has 24 centuries under his belt.
-
Apple's Jony Ive Returns to Day-to-Day Management of the Company's Design Teams
In 2015, Ive handed off some administrative duties to Apple design executives Alan Dye and Richard Howarth to focus on broader efforts like Apple's retail stores and new campus.
-
How to Make the World's Best Prison Food at Home
Prisoners have more time on their hands than most of us. But that doesn't mean they want to spend hours preparing food when a quick meal can be as delicious.
-
China's Huawei Backs Apple in Fight Over Encryption
"It is very important, we agree with that," Richard Yu, chief executive of Huawei's consumer business group said at MWC.
-
Tim Cook Says He's Gay: Zuckerberg, Nadella, Pichai, Clinton, and Other Reactions
Mark Zuckerberg, Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai, and Bill Clinton were among those who expressed their support via social media.
-
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg paid record 2.2 billion dollars as salary: report
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg set a new record for corporate compensation in 2012 with a package worth more than 2.278 billion dollars, according to a survey by a corporate governance firm.
-
Chips, Sure, But Can a Vending Machine Ever Deliver Healthy Food?
No one gets excited about buying their lunch from a machine, but that might change if they offered something other than chocolate and potatoes.Will wonders never cease: a Belgian company has invented a vending machine that cooks and dispenses frites cooked...
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Curiosity sleeps as solar blast races toward Mars
Curiosity hunkered down on Wednesday after the sun unleashed a blast that raced toward Mars. While the hardy rover was designed to withstand punishing space weather, its handlers decided to power it down as a precaution since it suffered a recent computer problem.
-
NASA's Mars rover 'put to sleep' after computer glitch
A computer glitch on NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has forced the scientists to put the robot on 'safe mode' while engineers try to fix the problem.
-
Cookbooks: The Word on the Street
Street food traders are queueing up to write down their recipes and publish cookbooks. Will the results live up to expectations and inject some life into the genre?Traditionally, street food recipes aren't written down. No point, really. Measurements...
-
England start well against South Africa after conceding 419
Stuart Broad called for a repeat of the spirit of Edgbaston 2011 to ensure England manage to overturn South Africa's command of the second Test and series, as their place at the top of the world rankings hangs by a thread.
-
Alviro Petersen grinds out century, South Africa 262/5 at stumps
Opening batsman Alviro Petersen ground out a century as South Africa battled England's all-pace attack on the first day of the second Test at Headingley on Thursday.
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Jennifer Hudson family murder trial continues
Jennifer Hudson bowed her head and closed her eyes as she listened to a police officer's account of when he found her family shot dead in Chicago.
