Apple fast closing in on wearable device maker Fitbit: IDC
Apple Inc, which launched the Apple Watch in June, is within striking distance of leader Fitbit Inc in the wearable devices market,
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Fake Goldman Sachs belies a real China strength
The Goldman Sachs leasing company in Shenzhen is as genuine as the Apple store in Kunming and the $5 bottle of Chateau Lafite-Rothschild in Beijing.
Vanity and conceit: the perils of self-citation
The other day I got a book in the mail. Not that unusual.
How to preserve your brain power
Like any good machine, the brain needs a little care and attention as it ages
This is climate change: Alaskan villagers struggle as island is chewed up by the sea
This is what climate change looks like, up close and personal.
Bizarre Mars photos: Signs of life, or signs the Internet has lost its mind?
For most of us Earthlings, the photos of Mars taken by the Curiosity rover reveal little more than a desolate red landscape inhabited mostly by rocks.
Syllabus Gender Gap
Are women more likely than men to include works by women on a syllabus?
Werewolf conference billed as first for UK academy
Academics will get a chance to hear papers on “full-moon masculinities”, “werewolves and white trash” and “re-wilding” the wolf
Get noticed: How to communicate your CSR story with purpose
In today’s world, being a responsible corporate citizen is table stakes.
Franklin Pierce University makes test scores optional
Franklin Pierce University is joining a growing list of schools that no longer require most applicants to submit standardized test scores.
