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Technology|US Accuses Tech Firm of Bias Against Asian Software Engineers
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Palantir offices in Palo Alto, Calif. The Labor Department sued the tech company on Monday, claiming that it discriminated against Asians. Credit Peter DaSilva for The New York Times. SAN FRANCISCO — The United States Department of Labor sued …
Palantir charged with discriminating against AsiansUSA TODAY
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Wells Fargo Workers Claim Retaliation for Playing by the Rules
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Dennis Russell said he was fired from Wells Fargo because he resisted the pressure to create unauthorized customer accounts to meet sales goals. Credit Stuart Palley for The New York Times. At least 5,300 Wells Fargo employees have been fired for …
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US sanctions Chinese firm tied to North Korea's nuclear programme
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (C) smiles as he guides a test fire of a new multiple launch rocket system in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) in Pyongyang March 4, 2016. REUTERS/KCNA/Files. By David …
Acting For Film Or Acting For Life? Doc Tells Story Of Kim Jong Il's CaptivesNPR
US hits Chinese firm with sanctions over North Korea tiesBBC News
Chinese firm charged with plotting to evade NKorea sanctionsWashington Post
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Sales of new homes tumbled 7.6 percent in August
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WASHINGTON – Sales of new homes retreated in August, one month after surging to the highest level in nearly nine years. Activity fell in all regions of the country except the West. New home sales dropped 7.6 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted …
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Sales of new U.S. homes retreated in August from 9-year highChicago Tribune
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When Is A $160 Profit Just A $100 Profit? When You Include Taxes That You Don't Pay
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I think this argument about Mylan MYL -2.10% and the Epipen is becoming really just marvellous. For we've now the argument about how much profit that the company makes on each two-pack. Is it the $100 that the company told Congress? Or is it the before …
Behind the grandstanding, did Congress help clarify drug pricing?The Boston Globe
Mylan's EpiPen profits are 60 percent more than it told CongressWashington Post
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From virtual reality tours of the ocean to multifaceted microgrids, sustainable technologies took Silicon Valley by storm last week.

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