Tag: 2017
The UK’s Plan to Make England Smoke-Free by 2030 is Back in the News
impeded by governments’ reluctance to enforce the laws. require all workplaces to have a smoking ban. the nation’s population do not smoke. the tobacco companies are still offering free advertising to their trade customers. and marketing. and use money to buy their products. to take up nicotine chewing gum and smoking and then to use…
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The Hubble Space Telescope is Back!
The Hubble Space Telescope has undergone a nearly complete overhaul since it was switched off for the last time on Jan. NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope was shut down on Jan. 7, 2017, to be replaced by the James Webb Space Telescope. A space telescope that had become an astronomy and astrophysics icon after 13 years…
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Ukraine’s Largest Illegal Mining Facility Could Have Been a FIFA Bot Farm
Ukraine’s largest illegal mining facility on the edge of Kiev could have been a FIFA bot farm where players can hack computers to get bonuses and cash prizes. According to Ukrainian security researchers, a state-owned mining firm was able to hack into computers at a local FIFA office – the office used for organizing international…
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Nintendo Switch: A Hammer Blob in the Nintendo Switch
Nintendo Switch’s lack of ambition exposed by Steam Deck console | Computer Games. On the surface, the new Nintendo Switch is an intriguing innovation: the Switch borrows the familiar “Switch” system to create a device that combines the functionality of a game console and a handheld device. But if you think about it, the Switch…
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The Indian Government Has Banned Cryptocurrency Trading
A crypto-fuelled industry has emerged in India, despite the government banning the use of local bitcoins on February 1, 2016. It is estimated that over the last six months, between 750 and 850 new blockchain companies have been registered in India. There’s also a whole industry of small-medium businesses that are developing the digital currency…
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The Minnesota Orchestra – A Concert Hall Concert
The Minnesota Orchestra presents the program of a concert hall concert in the fall of 1976. While the orchestra does not have a strong jazz-related presence, it does retain strong connection to the musical tradition of Minnesota (the name is not in widespread use, as there is little history of the state’s music scene outside…
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Resume Parsing Software Market Research Report
This study presents the Resume Parsing Software Market by Software Type and Application in 2017 and provides detailed information of Resume Parsing Software Market by Software Type in 2018. This Resume Parsing Software Market Research Study is a part of Resume Parsing Software Market which is expected to provide an accurate and credible information which…
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Global URL Filter Software Market Research Report 2018
Global URL Filter Software Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7. 32% during the period of 2021-2030 and it is anticipated to reach a value of US$ 9,081. 51 Million by 2025, from US$ 4,766. 23 Million in 2021. Global URL Filter Software Market is also expected to witness huge growth during…
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Software Market Report 2016-2017
Software market report is a reliable source to provide product sales, market forecasts and market statistics from all segments of the industry. Software Market Report 2016-2017 provides a basic overview of the software product industry and how technology will impact on the market growth. As the need of business grows, market size growth is estimated…
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Tax Credits and Stimulus Checks From the IRS
The latest attack on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been in the mail a week after two agents working for the IRS filed a joint tax lien against a bank in Delaware with the IRS. The IRS has yet to decide on its next action as it is still reviewing a proposed settlement agreement.…
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