Thousands of tennis fans have been pouring through the gates of Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne to watch champions of the hard court battle it out for top seed in this year’s Australian Open but it isn’t just the locals spurring this trend.
Daily Archives: January 21, 2018
Bomb at pork stall in market in Thailand’s south kills three, wounds 22
Protesters greet North Korean Olympic delegation touring Seoul
Bangladesh says Rohingya return to Myanmar is delayed
A New Week Begins. Ripple Effects From Shutdown This Morning.
Military families are worried about pay, but they are also worried about orders, travel pay and childcare. The government has pushed the pause button on the lives of the military.
Is Pharma’s Data Problem Technical Or Cultural?
At many biopharmas today, drug development teams toil pretty much as they always have, while data groups collect and assemble both data and talent, in relative isolation. It is a tale of two cultures worthy of C.P. Snow.
Sundance Film Festival 2018: Quotes From Opening Weekend In Park City
All bundled up in their winter best, the stars hit the junket to discuss their projects and attract distribution deals amid the glut of industry presence during the 11-day festival.
Japan’s Abe avoids timeline for amending pacifist constitution
35 Amazing Real World Examples Of How Blockchain Is Changing Our World
It’s quickly becoming apparent that blockchain technology is about far more that just Bitcoin. The distributed, consensus-dependent ledger technology could potentially revolutionize many aspects across finance, healthcare, media, government and other sectors. Here is a list of 35 interesting ones.