Yearly Archives: 2018

Was Autism a Nazi Invention?

In “Asperger’s Children,” Edith Sheffer explores the roots of autism, first diagnosed in Nazi Germany as the regime engaged in a program of child euthanasia.

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Google’s Diversity Efforts, Charted

The technology company is struggling to move the needle when it comes to increasing diversity in the workplace. Here are some charts.

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Wall Street dips but off earlier lows; Nasdaq flat

NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Dow and S&P were modestly lower on Monday, having recovered from earlier lows, as gains in energy shares helped curb declines stemming from trade war concerns after China’s retaliation to U.S. tariffs.

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Sears, Kmart stores ailing as CEO Eddie Lampert's hedge fund gets hundreds of millions

As many Sears and Kmart stores appear to be on life support, CEO Edward Lampert’s hedge fund, ESL Investments, is getting $200 million to $220 million in annual loan payments while Sears has steadily lowered spending on its struggling stores. At the same time, competitors have continued reinvesting.          

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A Century in Detroit

A split-screen tour highlights the iconic landmarks and auto-manufacturing industry of the Motor City, once the fourth largest city in America with its wealth of stable jobs on the Ford, Chrysler, and G.M. assembly lines.

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Clinton: 'What's happening at border is horrific'

Speaking at The Women’s Forum of New York luncheon, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy of separating children from their parents at the southern U.S. border is “horrific.” (June 18)          

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