Small business hiring fell back in September, resuming a listless trend following a one-month upswing. That report came from payroll company ADP, which counted 30,000 new jobs at its small business customers, those with under 50 employees. These companies added 55,000 jobs in August and just 4,000 in July. The report was a sign that […]
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Bernie Sanders’ campaign said Wednesday that the Democratic presidential candidate had a heart procedure for a blocked artery and was canceling events and appearances “until further notice.” The 78-year-old Sanders was in Las Vegas when, according to a campaign statement, he experienced chest discomfort during a campaign event Tuesday and sought medical evaluation. Two stents
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle presented a united front on the last day of their royal tour of South Africa, one day after announcing that the Duchess of Sussex is pursuing legal action against the Mail on Sunday “over the misuse of private information.” Though neither the duke nor duchess specifically commented on the legal claim itself
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Last year you may have been addicted to Beyoncé. But nowadays you’re more into Lizzo. You also once went through a phase of being obsessed with houseplants, but have lately gotten into collecting ballpoint pens. People’s tastes and interests change. So why should our Google data histories be eternal? For years, Google has kept a
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Football is a brutal game. Just ask Grinnell College. The Division III school in Iowa announced Tuesday it was forfeiting the rest of its season due to injuries. Eleven Grinnell players have sustained injuries that ended their season or kept them out of multiple games, leaving just 28 healthy players. “The current state of the
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WASHINGTON — The House threatened on Wednesday to subpoena the White House if it did not comply by Friday with broad requests for documents related to President Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine into investigating Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his son and any attempt by the administration to conceal his actions. Representative Elijah E. Cummings
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Huntington’s Disease is a rare inherited disorder that damages certain nerve cells in the brain and children whose parents have it face the dilemma of whether to be tested. Hannah Clarke and her sister Alexia Weston’s mother has Huntington’s – one sister has chosen to be tested, while the other has chosen not to find
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Danny Boyle with winning film-maker Rose Glass A film-maker who set her first feature in the traditionally male-dominated horror genre has won a £50,000 prize. Rose Glass, 30, was named the winner of the IWC Schaffhausen Filmmaker Bursary Award at a ceremony held on the eve of this year’s
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Image copyright Sam Allard/RSC Image caption The RSC, based in Stratford-upon-Avon, said the decision had “not been taken lightly” The Royal Shakespeare Company is to end its partnership with BP at the end of the year following criticism of its links to the international oil giant. The RSC said it “could not ignore” the “strength
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A Golfer’s Dream $4.4 MILLION (4 MILLION EUROS) This four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath villa is in a golf-and-beach resort just outside the village of Grand Baie, on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius. The development is across the street from Mont Choisy Beach, which stretches for about a mile and a half along the island’s northern
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