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The universe has not cooperated with physicists’ hopes. In desperation, many are looking for new ways to search for surprises at the Large Hadron Collider. https://media.wired.com/photos/59cbf46fd5750f210e8ea422/master/pass/electric-FA.jpg Feed: All Latest
Published time: 29 Sep, 2017 15:59 The European Commission will propose new rules next year to ensure that the online sector pays its fair share of taxes. The commission’s head, Jean-Claude Juncker, said on Friday in the Estonian capital Tallinn: “We are of the opinion that in the digital sector, tax has to be paid […]
T. Rowe Price Justin White started his career “at a consulting firm you’ve never heard of.” But after joining the asset-management giant T. Rowe Price, and showing a strong track record as a media and tech analyst, he was tapped last April to run its New America Growth Fund. Like many peers who made big bets on […]
Enlarge / WASHINGTON—US Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks on immigration at the Justice Department September 5, 2017 in Washington, DC. Sessions announced that the Trump Administration is ending the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program—which protected those who were brought to the US illegally as children—with a six-month delay for Congress to put […]
Bloomberg posted the Pound to Euro exchange rate as 1.0873 this morning. Speaking about the figures, Laura Parsons, TorFX currency analyst, said: “The pound stumbled against the euro on Tuesday in response to a less-than-impressive UK construction report. “Although the construction sector only accounts for a small percentage of total UK economic output, there were […]
Thomson Reuters Activity levels across China’s manufacturing sector continue to improve. The Caixin-IHS Markit manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) rose 0.5 points to 51.6 in August, leaving it at a six-month high. IHS Markit This PMI measures changes in activity levels across China’s manufacturing sector from one month to the next. Anything above 50 signals […]
It’s no secret that Atlanta is an epicenter for payment processing companies — they don’t call it Transaction Alley for nothing. That designation, along with the prospect of growing its partnerships, joining a thriving ecosystem, and receiving support from organizations like the Atlanta Fintech Taskforce and the Metro Atlanta Chamber, attracted Paymetric to the state. Originally based in Texas, the enterprise […]
Enlarge / CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA—A woman leaves a note on the ground as people gather at a memorial for Heather Heyer after her funeral service on Wednesday. Heyer was killed after a car rammed into a group of people during a planned Unite the Right rally last Saturday. The Daily Stormer’s celebration of the death sparked […]
GUEST: There have been a lot of digital “next big things” in education over the years—everything from the Apple IIe to online learning. The latest is artificial intelligence education tech (AI Ed), and only time will tell what impact it will ultimately have. But for something as important as education, now is the time to […]
Environment secretary Michael Gove suggested that certain professions within the public sector may be in for pay boosts in the budget and said the government would respect the advice of the pay review bodies. After the terrorist attacks in Manchester and London and the Grenfell Tower disaster calls for nurses and people working in the […]
