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KPMG fined $50 million for using stolen data, exam fraud: U.S. SEC
KPMG LLP has agreed to pay a $50 million fine over allegations former staffers used stolen information to alter some of the accounting firm’s previous audit work and cheated on training exams, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Monday. Läs mer...
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Greate News For Morehouse College Seniors
Morehouse College seniors got a surprise Sunday when billionaire investor Robert F. Smith announced during his commencement speech that he would pay off the student loan debt for the historically black college's graduating class. Läs mer...
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John Bolton: the man driving the US towards war … any war
Donald Trump’s national security adviser is stoking tensions with North Korea, Iran and Venezuela, in line with decades of taking the most hawkish position on any given issue. Läs mer...
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You must update your WhatsApp app right now
An urgent app update has been released by WhatsApp and users are being urged to install it immediately. Läs mer...
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Trump threatens Iran's 'end' if it seeks fight with the US
US president's direct threat comes after Tehran says it opposes war and no country has 'illusion' it can confront it. Läs mer...
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U.S. to pay farmers up to $16 billion for trade war losses, South to benefit
The U.S. government will pay American farmers hurt by the trade war with China between $15 and $150 per acre in an aid package totaling $16 billion. Läs mer...
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Which countries are dumping the dollar and why?
The European Union is considering switching payments from the US dollar to the euro after Washington threatened to target European firms working in Iran, according to reports. Läs mer...
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U.S. companies put record number of robots to work in 2018
U.S. companies installed more robots last year than ever before, as cheaper and more flexible machines put them within reach of businesses of all sizes and in more corners of the economy beyond their traditional foothold in car plants. Läs mer...
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Amazon rolls out machines that pack orders and replace jobs
Amazon.com Inc is rolling out machines to automate a job held by thousands of its workers: boxing up customer orders. Läs mer...
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Winners & losers from Iranian oil sanctions
This week, Washington said it is suspending temporary sanctions waivers that had allowed several countries to continue buying Iranian oil without incurring America’s wrath. The measure comes into effect on May 2. Läs mer...
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540 Millions of Facebook Records Found on Amazon Cloud Servers
Facebook Inc. user data is still showing up in places it shouldn’t. Läs mer...
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Japan would invest $40 billion in U.S. car factories
Trump pressed Japan's Abe to build more vehicles in the U.S. Läs mer...
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FN är inte avlyssnat enligt USA
USA försäkrar att säkerhetsbyrån NSA inte avlyssnar FN och deras anställda. Läs mer...
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USA - Hoten mot Snowden liknar förföljelse
En kommande rättegång mot visselblåsaren, Edward Snowden, för att han avslöjat den amerikanska regeringens brott mot mänskliga rättigheter, skulle kunna likställas med politisk förföljelse, säger Amnesty International i ett uttalande. Läs mer...
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Facebook accused of promoting terrorism with auto-generated content
After five months of research, a whistleblower says Facebook allows terrorist sympathizers to thrive not only by failing to remove their accounts, but also by auto-creating celebratory videos and pages for terrorist groups. Läs mer...
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'Dangerous Game': US, Europe And The 'Betrayal' of Iran
US hardens stance on a defiant Iran, raising risk of war and leaving Europe scrambling to protect 2015 nuclear deal. Läs mer...
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Trump’s trade war cut $7.8bn from US economy in 2018, study says
America’s trade war resulted in $7.8 billion in losses for the nation’s economy, while the subsequent higher costs of imports took more than $68 billion from consumers and producers, economists at leading US universities found. Läs mer...
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Netflix to pass 150m global subscriber mark as domination goes on
Streaming giant’s first-quarter results are expected to show healthy increase in revenues. Läs mer...
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17 minutes of carnage: how gunman broadcast his killings on Facebook
A gunman who killed 49 people at two New Zealand mosques live-streamed the attacks on Facebook for 17 minutes using an app designed for extreme sports enthusiasts, with copies still being shared on social media hours later. Läs mer...
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Cowardly West too weak to punish its ISIS recruits – so hands dirty work off to Third World justice
By refusing to repatriate citizens who fought for the failed caliphate, France, UK and the US are admitting the impotence of their legal system and betraying the principles of fair justice on which their societies were built. Läs mer...
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Netflix to pass 150m global subscriber mark as domination goes on
Streaming giant’s first-quarter results are expected to show healthy increase in revenues. Läs mer...
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Six people who prove capitalism is broken in America
Over the last few years, the Guardian talked to many people for whom capitalism isn’t working – here are a few of their stories. Läs mer...
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How Will Trump's Iran Oil Gamble Affect The Global Economy?
We look at US sanctions on Iran and whether there is enough oil from the US, Saudi Arabia and UAE to fill the void. Läs mer...
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Trump: 'Saudi Arabia buys a lot, I don't want to lose them'
US president reiterates support for the Saudi monarchy citing Riyadh's large purchases from American companies. Läs mer...
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Hundreds of ISIL fighters surrender in Syria's Baghouz: SDF
US-backed SDF says hundreds of ISIL soldiers captured or surrendered while fleeing armed group's last enclave. Läs mer...
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