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Uber Tests 30% Fee, Its Highest Yet

Uber is experimenting with taking 30% of the fares booked through its car-hailing app, the highest commission it has charged drivers.

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RadioShack Sold Your Data to Pay Off Its Debts. The FTC Isn’t Too Happy About It.

RadioShack is dead, but its saga is ongoing. Last week, the company’s name was auctioned off for $26.2 million to Standard General, a hedge fund that earlier this year bought hundreds of RadioShack store leases. With the latest purchase, though, Standard General also got RadioShack’s collection of c…

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We Need More Autopsies, to Help Save the Living - Facts So Romantic - Nautilus

When Italian authorities confirmed that James Gandolfini had just died in Rome of an apparent heart attack in 2013, many reports in…

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Hasnain says:

"Doctors take far too much confidence in scan results, feeling they see everything with certainty. They don’t. As a Florida coroner told me a few years ago, “We get this all the time. The doctors get our report and call and say, ‘But there can’t be a lacerated aorta. We did a whole set of scans.’

“We have to remind them that we held the heart in our hands.”"

Posted on 2015-05-19T02:22:52+0000

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Fake Diplomas, Real Cash: Pakistani Company Axact Reaps Millions

According to former insiders, company records and an analysis of its websites, a secretive software company is selling fake academic degrees on a global scale.

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