NEW YORK -- The New York State government set up a 23-member commission on Wednesday that will oversee the creation of a statue honoring the late US Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
My time at Amazon.com made me a big believer in the power of process automation to make workflows simpler and more productive. When a process is automated, it’s not only easier to scale but also simpler to measure; while manual effort, even when it begins at a seemingly insignificant level, can evolve into an expensive, non-scalable, and non-real-time capability.
Muslims affected by the violence allege Hindu mobs screamed pro-Hindu slogans and rioted with impunity as the police appeared to aid the marauding crowds. But Muslim rioters, too, were violent, and a number of Hindus, including security personnel, are among the dead and injured.
NEW YORK-A second wave of flu is hitting the United States, turning this into one of the nastiest seasons for children in a decade.
NEW YORK — The International Monetary Fund (IMF)'s move to raise its forecast for China's economic growth to 6.8 percent reflects the country's recent progress in trimming financial risks and deepening economic reform, US experts have said.
NEW YORK-Cheap, electric bicycles have made life a lot easier for New York's legions of restaurant delivery workers, but the party may be over in the New Year.
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Nan Shenghui, a field rescue specialist from the Xi'an Research Institute of China Coal Technology & Engineering Group, said complicated geological conditions, disrupted power supply, communication and ventilation systems, as well as the risk of gas outflow have slowed down the rescue efforts.
NEW DELHI - The death toll from the hooch tragedy that hit India's Northern states of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand three days ago has exceeded 100, official sources confirmed on Monday.
Music fans and concert organizers had a tough year due to the reality of the coronavirus pandemic hit early this year. The viral outbreak has caused mass cancelations of tours, concerts and music festivals.
NEW DELHI -- India government Friday cautioned people especially investors about risks of trading in virtual currencies (VCs) or cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, officials said."There has been a phenomenal increase recently in the price of VCs including Bitcoin, in India and globally. The VCs don't have any intrinsic value and are not backed by any kind of assets. The price of Bitcoin and other VCs therefore is entirely a matter of mere speculation resulting in spurt and volatility in their prices," a statement issued by India's finance ministry said.The ministry said VCs are not backed by government decree and described them as Ponzi schemes."There is a real and heightened risk of investment bubble of the type seen in Ponzi schemes which can result in sudden and prolonged crash exposing investors, especially retail consumers losing their hard-earned money," the ministry officials said. "Consumers need to be alert and extremely cautious as to avoid getting trapped in such Ponzi schemes."A Ponzi scheme is a form of fraud in which belief in the success of a non-existent enterprise is fostered by the payment of quick returns to the first investors from money invested by later investors.Bitcoin, has emerged as world's biggest and best-known cryptocurrency and has gained more than 19-fold this year."The government also makes it clear that VCs do not have any regulatory permission or protection in India. The investors and other participants therefore deal with these VCs entirely at their risk and should best avoid participating therein," the finance ministry officials said.