Новости за 19.04.2017

BY ADAM ERELI -- The EU’s borders may not be as safe as we think.

The student loan problem is large and growing rapidly. A new bill has been proposed in California that would expand student loan refinancing. Although a step in the right direction, it has three big problems.

The biggest donation came from casino titan Sheldon Adelson, who gave $5 million -- reportedly the most anyone has ever contributed to an inaugural committee.

Job seekers who use networking and referrals have a significantly greater chance of landing their dream jobs as compared to their job-board scouring-counterparts.

For those of you ready to drop everything and go, remember — not every volcano is surf-ready.

Audrey Hepburn was the real deal -- an award-winning actress, a beautiful woman and a humanitarian. Her leadership lessons are worth learning.

The writer/directors of (the terrific) 'Sugar' and (the also very good) 'Mississippi Grind' will be directing Brie Larson's superhero movie.

If you're ready to put down your phone and free up your time, here are five simple ways to quit your technology addiction for good.

The biggest irony of the Trump administration’s attack on environmental safeguards is how it undermines a key promise of his candidacy: to boost home-made American jobs in growth sectors.

A number of stocks are looking strong technically this week with the market's upside reversal. Here are four to watch.

How critical is Bill O'Reilly to the ratings dominance of the Fox News Channel? Roger Ailes built a machine that could survive any loss--even himself.

As if you need more proof that inflation is finally starting to pick up, lumber prices rose to a 12-year high last week, supported mainly by expectations that steep duties will soon be levied on cheap softwood imports from Canada.

Here are four old-school skills critical to success in the modern workplace.

Some new high-tech AI is helping new and experienced cannabis users get the medicine-based answers they need fast.

Gold prices were ending the U.S. day session lower Wednesday.

The world has gone digital and the implication for businesses that want to go with the digital flow is a new imperative to bring processes, systems, workflows and all forms of data into a digital way of being. In the most straightforward terms possible then, this means the end of paper.

Last year, Facebook gave attendees a free Samsung Gear VR, a wearable headset that uses your smartphone as the screen. This year, clearly, the focus is shifting from consuption to creation.

Injury-prone pitchers don't get hurt when it's convenient for a club - like, say, when a 20-year-old is reaching the point where he's stretched out perfectly, or when there is time to ponder a convoluted deal involving five teams and the United Nations - they get hurt at the worst possible time.

The 'secret menu' drink that's getting a limited-time official run looks like it came from the toy department at Target, tastes like a milk shake made from Sweet Tarts, and leaves an indelible glittery impression on your hands.

What are the best ways to pick up Deep Learning skills as an engineer? This question was originally answered on Quora by Greg Brockman.

It's ironic, maybe, but we long-suffering supporters of Air Traffic Control privatization in this country should be concerned that the new “it” boy on President Donald Trump’s team, economic adviser Gary Cohn, is boisterously over-selling the Administration’s still-fuzzy plan to do just that.

With recent advances in machine learning, computer vision, voice recognition, natural language processing and other areas of artificial intelligence, the chemistry between money and machine is just warming up.

A soda tax in Berkeley, California has cut consumption by 10%, adding momentum to the growing anti-soda movement that seeks to brand soda as a bad actor fueling the rise of obesity, diabetes and heart disease.

Here are five tips to build a successful brand.

User data has become increasingly vital in aiding law enforcement in high-profile cases, but should companies willingly hand over your personal information?