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This is how dramatically China 's beating the US in its share of supercomputers
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Quartz - The US has regained its crown of owning the world’s fastest supercomputer'the machines that can achieve medical and scientific breakthroughs thanks to their enormous processing…
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A WWI hospital has been turned into a $15.2 million mansion in London
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Quartz - Nearly 100 years after World War I ended, a hospital that was used in the Great War has been turned into a mansion worth 11.5…
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These are the jobs done by the oldest and youngest Americans
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Quartz - Young people sell shoes. Old people sell caskets. These are among the lessons from an analysis of US workers by data scientist Randal Olson. Olson,…
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For Indian students, the American dream is becoming a Canadian one
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Quartz - With the US and the UK slowly shutting their doors, Canada has flung its open, and Indian students are rushing in.
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Over 55 nations pitched in against North Korea in the Korean War
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Quartz - The Korean War began 68 years ago today.
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Indian companies are upgrading their boring offices with rented art
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Quartz - In 2012, after Shravani Vatti graduated from the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, she began meeting artists instead of launching into a job…
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China’s latest multibillion-dollar IPO is an app offering everything from hot pot to haircuts
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Quartz - Movie tickets. Lunch delivery. Haircuts. Babysitting. Yoga classes. Coupons. Home repairs.
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India is just not enough for some Indian startups
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Quartz - India’s homegrown startups are turning globetrotters. Having grown firm roots in the country, a number of young Indian companies are expanding overseas.
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The salaries of India’s top private bankers have fallen
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Quartz - It’s been a rough few months for India’s private banks.
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Nearly 400 years later, the fork remains at the center of American dining controversy
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Quartz - When the fork was first introduced to the dining table in the US, it caused controversy.
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Why solar is suddenly so sexy for Indian companies
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Quartz - In 2014, heavy machinery manufacturer Schwing Stetter put up a rooftop solar power system at its factory near Chennai in southern India. Operating out of…
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The trade war with China could put the brakes on the electric scooter startup boom
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Quartz - Silicon Valley’s scooter startups, which have exploded across the country over the past six months, depend largely on Chinese-made vehicles.
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How Senegal became a soccer fan favorite at World Cup 2018
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Quartz - As the World Cup moves into its final group stage matches, one of the teams that has quickly become one of the neutrals’ favorites is…
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Uber’s future depends on convincing this London court it has changed
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Quartz - Uber’s bid to keep operating in the biggest city in one of its most important global markets is about to enter its endgame.
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Uber’s future depends on convincing a London court it has changed
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Quartz - Uber’s bid to keep operating in the biggest city in one of its most important global markets is about to enter its endgame.
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