truthseekerdaily.com Article Reprint (TruthSeekerDaily) Big pharmaceutical companies are out to make big bucks and in the process are risking patients health with reckless abandon to do so. On the surface, the companies tout an image
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Microsoft to Cut up to 18,000 Jobs Over Next Year
The layoffs are part of the integration of the Nokia devices business the tech giant bought in April. by The Associated Press Article Reprint REDMOND, Wash. — Microsoft says it will eliminate up to 18,000
Read moreBeats by Dre Is Giving Team Germany 24k Gold Headphones for Winning the World Cup
By Chris Harris Article Reprint Germany is officially the FIFA World Cup championships after beating Argentina 1 to 0 yesterday. In addition to walking away with the coveted trophy, the team will also be taking
Read moreTracy Morgan released from rehab month after crash
By BRUCE SHIPKOWSKI Article Reprint TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Former “Saturday Night Live” star Tracy Morgan has been released from a rehabilitation facility as he heals from serious injuries he suffered in a car crash
Read moreSelling Donated Blood is Big Business in U.S.
By:Danny Biederman, Noel Brinkerhoff Article Reprint Donating blood is anything but a charitable act in the United States. Oftentimes, blood given for free by Americans gets turned into profitable deals by companies specializing in blood
Read moreFrench Bank Agrees to Pay $8.9 Billion Penalty for Helping Iran and other Governments Sanctioned by U.S.
By: Noel Brinkerhoff & Danny Biederman Article Reprint French bank BNP Paribas S.A. has agreed to pay nearly $9 billion in penalties for helping the governments of Iran and other nations avoid U.S. economic sanctions
Read moreWant to Get Into Business School? Write Less, Talk More
Some M.B.A. Programs Cut the Number of Required Essays for Admission, Shift Emphasis to Interviews By Adam Rubenfire Article Reprint Business schools want to know more about their applicants. So, they’re asking them to do
Read moreL.A. city unions seek $15 minimum wage for workers and contractors
By Emily Alpert Reyes Article Reprint A coalition of city labor unions says it wants Los Angeles to increase the minimum wage for city workers and those employed by city contractors to at least $15
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