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Cisco Plans to Cut 5500 Workers
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Cisco Systems Inc. CSCO -1.29 % is cutting 5,500 employees—7% of its workforce—in the networking company's latest reaction to market shifts, including customers favoring software over hardware. The reduction beginning this quarter renews a pattern of …
Cisco laying off 5500 employees, or 7 percent of workforceBusiness Insider
Cisco to cut 5500 jobs in shift from switches to softwareReuters
Cisco slashes up to 5500 jobsCNNMoney
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A4A: Airlines Edge Closer to Average Corporate Profitability
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Major U.S. airlines collectively reported pre-tax profit of $12 billion in the first half of the year, improving from $11.3 billion during the same period in 2015. This translated to an average profit margin of 15.5 percent, or 15.5 cents on every
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Airline travel expected to surge 4% over the Labor Day weekendLos Angeles Times
This Is How Many Travelers Will Fly This Labor Day WeekendFortune
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Target Adds Private Bathrooms to Quell Transgender Debate
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Target Corp. TGT -6.43 % said it will spend $20 million to add a private bathroom to each of its stores by next year, after customer protests of its policy allowing transgender individuals to use whichever restroom corresponds with their gender
Target adding single-stall bathrooms to every storeAOL News
Target adding single-stall bathrooms at all storesUSA TODAY
Target's $20 million answer to transgender bathroom boycottCNNMoney
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Industrial warehouse giant Prologis controls close to 150 megawatts of capacity, most of which it sells back to the grid.

Drawing inspiration from the discipline-driven commitment and friendly global competition at the Olympics to make our cities more resilient.

More and more buildings are being equipped with energy efficiency technologies and solar panels. What will it take before all buildings are energy independent?

How does a state built on fossil fuels come to grips with a turning tide in energy?

A hunt for mobile apps and web services that will advance human rights, environmental causes, financial inclusion and health care in emerging economies.

A methane-eating bacteria could create the basis for new fish feed that doesn’t rely on soy or corn. But that doesn’t make it a silver bullet.