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IANS 11 February 2016
New York : A sequential decline in its monthly active users (MAUs) base triggered a sharp fall for Twitter shares in the after-hours trade, as the company announced its fourth quarter results on Wednesday.   The micro-blogging site reported 305 million monthly active users for the...

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IANS 10 February 2016
London : In another setback to Facebook in Europe, the French data protection authority has ordered the social networking giant to stop sending user data to the US and comply with the European data protection law.   According to a report in technology website Tech Crunch, Facebook has...

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Justin Elliott (ProPublica) 10 February 2016
The charity has its worst fundraising year since at least 2000   The American Red Cross ran a deficit of $159 million last fiscal year, battered by a steep drop in fundraising and its struggling blood banking division, according to newly released financial statements.   Former...

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IANS 03 February 2016
San Francisco : US tech giant Yahoo announced cutting the workforce by about 15 percent, slashing properties and exploring "strategic alternatives" as part of an aggressive plan to turn around the struggling company.   The announcement on Tuesday came as the company released its...

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TruthInAdvertising.org 02 February 2016
TINA.org also calls on the BBB to re-evaluate company's A-plus rating   TINA.org has put five major TV networks on notice regarding widespread commercials for Prevagen, a purported brain supplement whose unfounded claims to improve memory in 90 days prompted TINA.org to file a...

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IANS 01 February 2016
Beijing : Chinese authorities have arrested 21 people involved in an online finance scheme in which some 900,000 investors lost about 50 billion yuan ($7.6 billion), the media reported on Monday.   The 21 worked for Ezubao, China's largest such online financing business. The platform...

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IANS 01 February 2016
London : Chef Benoit Violier, whose Swiss restaurant was named the best in the world in December 2015, has been found dead at his home, the media reported on Monday.   Violier, 44, ran the Restaurant de l'Hotel de Ville in Crissier, near the city of Lausanne, Switzerland, BBC...

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IANS 25 January 2016
New York : Ten doctors at CHI Health Centre in the Omaha city of Nebraska state in the US are using Google Glass - personal assistant tool to help them take better care of patients by reducing the cumbersome paperwork.   Google Glass allows a remote scribe to take detailed notes for...

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Vikas Datta (IANS) 25 January 2016
Jaipur : The West is relinquishing its predominant role in global politics and economics to the East - Asia spreading from the Middle to the Far East - in this century and the significance of the ancient "Silk Roads", which were once the hub of commerce, culture and knowledge, is slowly...

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IANS 23 January 2016
Washington : A monster snowstorm that could bury the American capital under more than two and a half feet of snow swept across the US EastCoast with 85 million residents in its path, bringing the region to a virtual standstill.   Governors in at least 10 states -- Maryland, Virginia,...

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Vikas Datta (IANS) 22 January 2016
Jaipur : The western intervention in Afghanistan was flawed from the very start in its rationale, goals and implementation, which accounts for why their over a decade long military involvement ended without securing peace in the country, and may have made it more dangerous, says British...

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IANS 19 January 2016
Tennis World No.1 Novak Djokovic has confirmed that he was once indirectly offered 110,000 pounds to throw a first round match at a tournament in Russia.   The Serbian tennis star, however, said match-fixing was not prevalent at the top level of tennis, as allegations of corruption...

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IANS 14 January 2016
Washington : Nikki Haley's call to Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump to tamp down on his anti-immigrant rhetoric won praise from Republicans and Democrats alike, but the real estate mogul was not amused. Supporters of Trump were angered that Haley called him out and many took...

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IANS 14 January 2016
Jakarta : At least four people, including a policeman, were killed and two others injured after gunmen attacked a traffic police post near a shopping mall here on Thursday, an official said.   The police spokesman, Brigadier General Anton Charliyan told reporters: "Three police were...

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IANS 14 January 2016
Kathmandu : Nepal's last monarch Gyanendra Shah has not paid his electricity dues for the last 10 years, the state-owned Nepal Electricity Authority said on Wednesday.   Gyanendra, after vacating the Narayan Hiti Royal Palace here in 2008, has been living in Nagarjuna Palace, a royal...

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IANS 13 January 2016
New Delhi : Lt Gen J.F.R. Jacob (retd), one of the last of the Indian Army veterans to have seen action in World War II and who played a steller role in the 1971 war that led to the creation of Bangladesh, died in a hospital here on Wednesday, an offcial said.   Jacob, 93, a bachelor,...

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IANS 13 January 2016
Kabul : An earthquake was felt in Afghan capital of Kabul at early hours of Wednesday that also shook most parts of northern and northeastern parts of the country.   The quake measuring 5.6 on the Richter scale jolted 28 km south of Jarm, a district of northern Afghan Badakhshan...

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Cecilia Reyes (ProPublica)  and   Jenny Ye (WNYC) 12 January 2016
Crime in the schools has dropped sharply but New York still requires students at more than 200 schools to take off their shoes and send their belongings through x-ray machines   This story was co-published with WNYC.   On the coldest morning New York City has seen this winter,...

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IANS 12 January 2016
Washington : The US Congress has stalled a planned sale of eight new F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan, the Pakistani media reported on Tuesday.   The move reflects the growing anti-Pakistan sentiments on Capitol Hill, Dawn quoted unnamed Congressional and diplomatic sources as...

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IANS 12 January 2016
Istanbul : An unspecified number of people were injured when a blast rocked Istanbul's Sultanahmet district on Tuesday, BBC reported.   The district is very popular among tourists. Xinhua news agency reported that the blast could be heard in other districts of the capital...

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