Google’s Workforce Is Predominately White Or Asian And Male, Reveals Newly Released Diversity Data
Released on Wednesday, the data shows the breakdown of diversity for Google's U.S. and worldwide workforce.
Google Reveals Self-Driving Car Without Steering Wheel Or Pedals
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Google’s Self-Driving Car Prototype Unveiled: Software And Sensors Do All The Work [VIDEO]
Google's car comes with sensors that remove blind spots and detect objects from a distance of more than two football fields in all directions.
Ukraine's Poroshenko Moves Closer To Europe, Risks Angering Russia
Two days into his job, Ukraine's new president gets a hand from Europe, but he must keep Moscow happy, too.
Cisco Affair Exposes The Dangerous Sino-American Spy Game
China's accusation against Cisco is the latest iteration in an increasingly perilous squabble between the two great powers.
Restaurant Chains Emerge As Front In Gun Control Debate After Isla Vista Killings
Consumer brands like Starbucks and Chipotle address guns in their stores, in a trend toward social action that may be the new normal.
GM Recall: Canada Probes Fatal Accidents That Could Raise Ignition Switch Death Toll
Canada confirms it is examining two fatal accidents in cars subject to the GM ignition switch recall.
China Calls Out Cisco For Cybersnooping
State-owned Youth Daily accuses networking company of aiding U.S. spying.
China Tells Its Banks To Replace IBM's Servers With Those Made By Local Companies After Cyber-Spying Row With US
The Chinese government has also reportedly told state-owned companies to break ties with American consulting firms.
Obama To Roll Out New Carbon Emission Rules Next Week
President will use his executive authority to order new rules.
Apple iPhone 6, iPad Air 2 Rumors: Both Devices, Along With iPad Mini 3, Could Feature Touch ID
Apple could change the Touch ID module design by replacing previously-used chemicals with tin to enhance durability.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Inmarsat Satellite Data Suggests Plane Ran Out Of Fuel And Crashed Into Indian Ocean; Next Phase Of Underwater Search Likely Months Away
Some relatives of the passengers on board Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 have reportedly complained that the data are incomplete.
Pfizer Gives Up On AstraZeneca Deal After Offer Is Refused
The merger would have restored Pfizer as the world's largest drugmaker by sales.
Amid Protests, Uber Valuation Surges From $10 Billion To $17 Billion
Experts say the on-demand car service could be valued at much more than previously expected.
India Can Now Recover $340M Stuck At Italian Banks In Connection With AgustaWestland Helicopter Deal Scam
In February, India had cashed two bank guarantees, but an Italian judge had later blocked the remaining $380 million.
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus Outlines A More Self-Sufficient, Efficient Future For The Fleet
Secretary Ray Mabus, a numbers man, tries to navigate the U.S. Navy through the perils of budget cuts.
ExxonMobil Signs Deal With Rosneft's Igor Sechin
The two oil giants will keep drilling together in the Arctic.
California Will Give Driver's Licenses To Self-Driving Cars
Starting in September, select engineers can pick up one of the licenses for $150.
Hummus Recall 2014: Target, Trader Joe’s, Giant Eagle Dips Recalled Due To Listeria Contamination
Over 14,000 pounds of hummus have been recalled from retailers nationwide for a potential Listeria contamination.
Slightly Lower Gas Prices Not Likely To Cause Driving Boom Over Memorial Weekend, Experts Say
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Memorial Day Sales 2014: 46 Deals, Discounts And Coupons For MDW Weekend
46 do-not-miss Memorial Day weekend sales, plus discount coupons, from your favorite stores.
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Panasonic Aims To Be Sole Producer in Tesla's Planned Multibillion-Dollar US Battery Factory
The Japanese electronics conglomerate had until this week made only cautious comments about the electric carmaker's plans.
A Seafood Shipper, Furniture Designer And Travel Planner Among Vietnam’s Five Companies To Watch, Say Economists
A quarter of the World Economic Forum's list of global growth companies from East Asia are based in Vietnam.
Chevy Malibu Tops GM's Most-Recalled List
The 2009 model alone has been recalled on five separate occasions.
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Apple (AAPL) Shares Are A Buy Ahead Of Upcoming iPhone 6 Rollout: Morgan Stanley
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Shale Oil: Vast Reserves Discovered Under South England
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Nanomaterials In Food: Is It Safe To Eat Nanoparticles?
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