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Walmart’s famous parking lot, Fiji photobombs the red carpet, used BMW ads sell used cars, and Disneyland got us with an adorable duckling.

The Tigers were very, very good in the national title game.

USA Today just rated the national champions in football over the last 15 years. The newspaper put 15-0 Clemson, which beat a pair of undefeated, top-5 opponents in Notre Dame and Alabama in the FBS playoffs, as No. 1 among No. 1’s. That seems correct.

Writer Paul Myerberg didn’t employ any particular metrics, although he did point out the Tigers’ defense was the nation’s best, its offense third. He also ranked Florida State’s 2013 champs... Читать дальше...

The Delhi High Court Friday restrained Zee Media from issuing any advertisement in print or electronic media containing the name of veteran journalist Rajat Sharma of India TV and directed that the ads be removed within three days. The order came on a plea by Sharma, the editor-in-chief of Independent News Service Private Ltd (India TV), seeking direction to the media group to immediately take down the advertisements issued by its news channel Zee Hindustan by "malafidely" using the journalist's name. Читать дальше...

A debate between the BBC’s Andrew Neil and left-wing journalist Owen Jones descended into chaos on Thursday, after the Guardian writer accused the presenter’s Spectator magazine of defending neo-Nazis and fomenting Islamophobia.
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The membership structure applicable in the equity derivatives segment would also be implemented in the cash segment from April 1

Police searched courtrooms in at least seven German cities Friday after bomb threats and security alerts, with at least one emailed warning signed: "Nazi offensive", officials and media said.

Employees want tech in the office -- here's how to give it to them.

Plus, ClassPass acquires GuavaPass and FloWater raises $15 million.

Max Warren breaks down next weeks Pacquiao vs. Broner showdown

Wells Fargo's Christopher Harvey expects value names to be the big winners in the second half of 2019.

Don't let yourself be underpaid, says Millennial Money founder Grant Sabatier.

To keep growing its tourism industry, South Africa must continuously invest in new technologies writes Sherry Zameer senior vice-president at Gemalto.

Skipper Virat Kohli distanced himself from the controversy earlier on Friday, saying the team does not support any “inappropriate” comments.

Traffic sucks, so why not start your morning off with some music? You provide the toast and we’ll provide the jams.

When it comes to creating great content, we’ve all heard the golden rule: Provide content not about what you think your target audience should know about, but about what they want to know about.

Researchfinds again and again thatequality, mainly at C-level positions, driveshigher returns, but it's useful to look deeper into the importance of equality.

Asking smart questions is a quick-fire way to show that you are engaged and able to think on your feet.

The only healthy culture is one that's inclusive and enables all members to contribute and feel valued.

Now that the dust of the manic holiday season and schedule has finally settled, prioritize yourself. Since I’ve always equated skincare to self-care – and never vanity, ever – here are five truly innovative, newly-launched products that will elevate your daily routine to great new heights.

Unai Emery stunned Arsenal fans on Thursday when he said in a press conference that "we cannot sign (players) permanently ." On first blush, it seemed a perfectly clear statement but dig a bit deeper and it offers more questions than answers.

In her 2019 outlook for the legal cannabis industry, top analyst Vivien Azer of Cowen made several intriguing assessments. Among her more interesting finding was that 2018 was the worst year for beer sales and it’s all thanks to rising use in cannabis. Unfortunately, 2019 doesn't look any better.

The U.S. Consumer Price Index was expected to slip 0.1 percent in December, after an unchanged reading in the previous month.

(Reuters) - Air France said on Friday it had reached a pay agreement for 2019 with unions representing ground staff, as it seeks to move on from labour disputes which weighed on its results last year.