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FILE PHOTO: Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee speaks at the company’s headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, June 23, 2015. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji/File Photo SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s Supreme court on Thursday overturned part of an appeals court ruling in the bribery case of Samsung Group’s de facto chief Jay Y. Lee, who had […]
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Embedding an informational podcast in your PowerPoint can be an invaluable way to enhance a presentation. Here’s how to add podcasts to your slideshow from your computer or from the web. Embedding Downloaded Podcasts from Your Computer When you think podcast, you might think of an audio presentation that’s stored on the internet. However, podcasts
Juries are supposed to decide a case based only on the evidence produced by the parties, but how do we limit the facts they are exposed to when we all have vast amounts of information at our fingertips? Social media causes a tug of war between two pillars of trial law – in one corner,
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(Reuters) — Tesla said on Wednesday it was launching an insurance service designed to give drivers in California, its biggest market, lower rates because of safety features on its electric vehicles. Chief Executive Elon Musk has been one of the strongest proponents of the idea that car insurance rates should plummet as driver-assist and self-driving
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There’s something important potential investors should know before getting on the treadmill with Peloton. The hot fitness equipment manufacturer that’s heading toward an initial public offering is likely at higher risk than the average company of misstating its financial reports or being the victim of, or even perpetrating, fraud. Peloton on Tuesday made public its
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Videos take up a lot of storage space and better the quality the more space they require. An uncompressed 1080 HD footage would require about 10.5 GB of space per minute of video which can vary with the frame rate. So if you’re using your smartphone to shoot videos because these days smartphone cameras are
When UHU glue meets a bathroom faucet, these strange water bubbles ensue. Before you try this strange experiment with any off-the-shelf glue, make sure that you’re using UHU glue because it’s made of resin which turns gummy upon contact with water or friction. This means when you squeeze some on a faucet and then turn
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from the drunk-or-nuts? dept We’ve been talking about the trademark crisis facing the craft brewing industry for some time. To recap, an industry explosion coupled with the habit of that industry to come up with creative and referential names for its products has collided with trademark attacks coming both from within and outside of the
As part of its efforts against health misinformation, Pinterest is now displaying information from public health organizations for keywords like “measles” or “vaccine safety.” The social media platform had previously blocked vaccination-related search terms, but a new announcement says the company wants to close the “data void” that results from false information being spread more
Patch Central We’re now well into the long, hot summer of 2019 and many of us would like nothing more than a day at the beach with a refreshing drink and the ocean breeze blowing our hair. For most of us, though, today is not that day. As usual on the second Tuesday of the
