In February, the South Australian Museum “re-imagined” itself. In the face of rising costs and inadequate government funds, CEO David Gaimster, who took the reins last June, declared the museum is “not a university”, and…
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Chemists invented PFAS in the 1930s to make life easier: Nonstick pans, waterproof clothing, grease-resistant food packaging and stain-resistant carpet were all made possible by PFAS. But in recent years, the growing number of health…
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The first banknotes in today’s sense were issued in Sweden during the 1660s. Since then, their imitation has been a major concern for issuers. Despite that, wide communications on notes, and particularly their security features,…
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By Laila Kearney NEW YORK (Reuters) – Oil prices slipped in early trade on Friday as U.S. jobs data pointed to higher interest rates for longer and easing tensions in the Middle East dampened supply…
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The Conversation, CC BY-ND A recent federal study on graduation rates for American colleges and universities shows that 40% of all students did not earn a degree or credential within eight years of leaving high…
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Humans are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to inform decisions about our lives. AI is, for instance, helping to make hiring choices and offer medical diagnoses. If you were affected, you might want an explanation…
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Investing.com– Oil prices steadied Thursday following the prior session’s sharp losses, after the U.S. reimposed sanctions on Venezuela’s oil exports. At 09:00 ET (13:00 GMT), fell 0.1% to $87.27 a barrel, while climbed 0.2% to…
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What factors must a court consider when the National Labor Relations Board requests an order requiring an employer to rehire terminated workers before the completion of unfair labor practice proceedings? That’s the central question that…
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As more than half of Australian office workers report using generative artificial intelligence (AI) for work, we’re starting to see this technology affect every part of society, from banking and finance through to weather forecasting,…
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By Katya Golubkova TOKYO (Reuters) – Oil prices rose in early trade on Thursday, slightly paring the previous session’s losses after the United States said it would reinstate oil sanctions Venezuela, while the European Union…
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