The recent resignation of Columbia University’s president, Nemat “Minouche” Shafik, has sent shockwaves across the campus community. Shafik stepped down after facing months of criticism and protests from various groups, including anti-war demonstrators and House Republicans. The turmoil surrounding her presidency reached a tipping point, ultimately leading to her decision to resign. In her resignation
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The latest report from the National Bureau of Statistics in China paints a mixed picture of the country’s economic outlook. While retail sales exceeded expectations with a growth of 2.7% in July, industrial production fell short of forecasts at 5.1%. This discrepancy between the two key indicators suggests a lack of balance in the Chinese
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Starbucks has recently made headlines for offering their incoming CEO and Chair, Brian Niccol, an impressive pay bump and significant one-time awards to entice him to leave his previous position as chief executive at Chipotle Mexican Grill. With Niccol set to officially take the helm at Starbucks on September 9th, all eyes are on him
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The Texas maternal mortality and morbidity review committee, established by the Department of State Health Services in 2013, has recently come under scrutiny for appointing an anti-abortion activist physician, Dr. Ingrid Skop, to a position that was originally intended for a rural community member. This decision has raised concerns about the impartiality and diversity of
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The latest report from the Labor Department revealed that inflation rose in July, mainly due to the increase in housing-related costs. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed a 0.2% increase for the month, leading to a 12-month inflation rate of 2.9%. While economists had anticipated slightly lower numbers, the core CPI (excluding food and energy)
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