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Twitter’s CEO is making changes to his top ranks as he seeks ways to revive the social media company and earn the trust of investors.

Bij honderdduizenden werknemers is de loonstrook mogelijk niet in orde. Vooral flexwerkers die werkzaam zijn in sectoren met wisselende diensten hebben te maken met onregelmatigheden, blijkt volgens De Telegraaf uit een inventarisatie van loonspecialisten.

Kanye West says he’s completed Swish. And he’s pretty confident it’s a winner.  The hip-hop star has posted a handwritten...

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Thaddeus Moss, the son of seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Randy Moss, has committed to North Carolina State.

Gujarat University (GU) senate elections are once again mired in controversy as more than 100 complaints have been filed in connection with the polls.

On numerous occasions, officials from Pakistan have accused the spy agencies of Afghanistan and India for carrying attacks in Pakistan but the country’s Prime Minister has given a different statement. Mohammad Nawaz Sharif told reporters on Sunday that Pakistan and Afghanistan have an agreement of not allowing their respective soil be used against neighbors and Read the full article...

By Joseph Santoliquito, The Sports Xchange
It took perfection to squelch perfection -- and the nation's longest winning streak -- when Temple upset No. 8 SMU 89-80 on Sunday afternoon.

Four senior Twitter executives are leaving the media company, which is also adding a new chief marketing officer and two board members.

If Kagiso Rabada was as exhausted as everyone kept making out, then SA's newest bowling star certainly wasn't showing it.

Burkina Faso's army says it has detained five members of a disbanded unit loyal to the country's former president who are suspected of involvement in a raid on an armory.

Het AD spreekt wekelijks met de afvaller van Wie is de Mol? Na eerst Airen  Mylène en vervolgens Remy van Kesteren moest zaterdag politiewoordvoerder Ellie Lust het spel verlaten.

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Disaffected MPs need to learn lessons of the past before considering a split from the party

Welsh town finds economic transition away from blast furnaces difficult

By Josh Verlin, The Sports Xchange
PHILADELPHIA - Villanova's yearlong stranglehold on the Big East is over, at least for now.

Ellis Mnyandu’s tenure as editor of Business Report comes to a close soon. He shares his thoughts as he prepares for a new journey.

Investec Australia Property Fund intends to undertake a partially underwritten rights offer to raise up to R690m.

Astrapak’s shares shot up on Friday after the company announced that it had entered into negotiations which could have a bearing on the company’s share price.

National Association of Automotive Component and Allied Manufacturers casts doubt on legality of Eskom’s bid to claw back R22.8bn.

More than 3 000 former retrenched Edcon employees have lost their case to be reinstated with full back pay.

Dunkin’ Brands is set to enter the South African market after signing a pact with Grand Parade Investments.

Nebraska's loss to woebegone Purdue, as awful as it seemed at the time, perhaps has a positive impact on the Huskers to this day, Steven M. Sipple writes.

DENVER — No, you're not seeing things.