| Rep. Katie Porter on last night's Democratic debate
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 Senator Elizabeth Warren is going after former Mayor Mike Bloomberg over his record with women, but why isn't she going after another candidate over his past disturbing comments on women? Congresswoman Katie Porter, who is a Warren campaign surrogate, Read more
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| Officials say Americans should prepare for Coronavirus spread
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 After back-to-back days of massive losses as the Coronavirus spreads globally, federal health officials are issuing a stark, new warning about the virus here in the U.S. Founder of the New York Times' Dealbook Andrew Ross Sorkin and Reuters' Jeff Mason Read more
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| Rep. Quigley: Russians haven't 'altered course' since 2016
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 Congressman Mike Quigley (D-IL) joins Hallie Jackson after he was briefed by intelligence officials on Russian efforts to meddle in the 2020 election. Quigley says that despite warnings from various intelligence agencies "nothing has changed under the Read more
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| Rep. Khanna: 'Not concerned' about debate attacks on Sanders
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 Congressman Ro Khanna (D-CA), a Bernie Sanders campaign chair, joins Hallie Jackson the day after Sanders was attacked repeatedly on the debate stage. Khanna says he doesn't think this will have an effect on this weekend's primary in South Carolina, and Read more
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| The Intangible Force Of Organizational Special Sauce
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 In the marketplace, a company's special sauce isn't what's on a McDonald's Big Mac. It's a level of performance that manifests beyond standard expectations and is produced by highly engaged employees working toward something they all believe in. What's your company's special sauce?
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| Secretive face-matching startup has customer list stolen
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| Enlarge / A video surveillance camera hangs from the side of a building on May 14, 2019, in San Francisco, California. (credit: Justin Sullivan | Getty Images) Clearview, a secretive facial-recognition startup that claims to scrape the Internet for images to use, has itself now had data unexpectedly scraped, in a manner of speaking. Someone apparently popped into the company's system and stole its entire client list, which Clearview to date has refused to share. Clearview notified its customers about the leak today, according to The Daily Beast, which obtained a copy of the notification. The memo says an intruder accessed the list of customers, as well as the number of user accounts those customers set up and the number of searches those accounts have conducted. "Unfortunately, data breaches are part of life in the 21st century," Tor Ekeland, an attorney for Clearview, told The Daily Beast. "Our servers were never accessed. We patched the flaw and continue to work to strengthen our security."
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A video surveillance camera hangs from the side of a building on May 14, 2019, in San Francisco, California.
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