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Work12-year-old California boy graduates college with 5 degrees A 12-year-old boy from California has made national and global headlines after graduating from college this month. Clovis Hung, who started college at 9, is now the youngest person in Fullerton College’s history of 108 years to receive not one, but five associate degrees. After a year of homeschooling, Clovis entered Fullerton College.
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WorkBruce Willis' family attributed his dementia to 'Hollywood hearing loss', reveals daughter Tallulah Willis, one of the daughters of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, has penned a piece for Vogue discussing her father's battle with dementia. In March last year, Willis' family announced that the Die Hard star would be retiring from acting due to his diagnosis of aphasia, a language disorder resulting from brain damage that affects communication abilities. Earlier this year in February, the family announced the actor's Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) diagnosis, which is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain.
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WorkAustralia's largest pension fund freezes work with auditor PwC Australia's largest pension fund will pause use of the domestic unit of auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) as the "big four" firm reels from a national scandal over its use of confidential government tax plans to drum up work with global clients.
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WorkRMT strike in England begins two days of rail disruption A DfT spokesperson said: “Not content with impacting the hundreds of thousands of people who have looked forward to these events all year round, unions are also targeting their own members’ pockets by forcing them to miss out on pay every time they strike.
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WorkDebt Deal Includes a Green Light for a Contentious Pipeline Brad Plumer is a climate reporter specializing in policy and technology efforts to cut carbon dioxide emissions. At The Times, he has also covered international climate talks and the changing energy landscape in the United States. @bradplumer
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WorkBoxer Davis taken into custody amid house arrest Davis, a Baltimore native, was also facing a misdemeanor domestic violence charge of battery causing bodily harm, but prosecutors in Broward County, Florida, dropped the case last week after the accuser said she didn\'t wish to press charges.
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LifeSoftBank shares swept up in AI chip frenzy ahead of Arm IPO SoftBank Group Corp saw its shares rise by 5% in early trade due to the frenzy for semiconductor and artificial intelligence-related stocks. The Japanese conglomerate has been hit by the slumping value of its tech portfolio, but it has seen shares gain 17% since the close of last week. This is compared to a 172% increase for U.S. chipmaker Nvidia Corp and 39% for the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index. Analysts believe the anticipated IPO of chip designer Arm will help the rally.
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LifeONDC can’t scale up using discounts: CEO T Koshy We are in over 240-odd cities today with 47 network participants. Out of which seven are logistics, 12 are buyers and remaining are seller apps. In first week of January, we saw about 50 daily transactions in the food and grocery space. Currently, that has scaled up to 10,000-20,000 daily transactions.
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LifeExclusive: India's NavIC satellites offer 3-metre positioning accuracy, ISRO chairman tells WION India's NavIC (Navigation for Indian Constellation) series of satellites offer a positioning accuracy of three metres, ISRO Chairman Dr S Somanath told WION.Â
He added that the position accuracy would vary if the signals are weaker and not all satellites are available. However, he said that the navigation, positioning and timing services offered by Indian satellites are superior, considering the architecture being used.Â
He further told WION that ISRO has the means to make the service global, as and when required.
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