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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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Technology
For Autodesk, a Step Into a Nanoscale World
This week at the TED conference in Long Beach, Calif., Autodesk will take the first public step toward translating its computer design approach into the emerging nanoscale world of synthetic biology and materials.
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Business Day
An Inside View of How We Recruit (Without Recruiters)
There is one principle we all agree on: always be recruiting!
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The change required is cultural.
The faithful do not learn.
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Business Day
Continuing the Conversation on Paid Parental Leave
The Times would like you to share your employer’s policy on paid parental leave.
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U.S.
Congress Set to Consider Tighter Rules on Firearms
Congress will begin to consider legislation this week that is likely to include expanded background checks for gun buyers and increased penalties for those who purchase guns for criminals.
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Business Day
Q. and A. With Stuart Elliott
Super Bowl commercials, good, bad and blah, usually generate heated debates. And so it is with the latest crop.
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Education
Adults Are Flocking to College That Paved Way for Flexibility
There are almost as many routes to a degree as there are students at Thomas Edison, which has offered adults higher-education alternatives since 1972.
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N.Y. / Region
The Rebel at the Velvet Rope
Steve Sands, whom some consider New York’s most notorious paparazzo, has been going to celebrity affairs to document what he sees as abuse from security and the police.
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Egypt's President Could Win a Trip to Space, Whether He Wants One or Not
Egyptian activists disappointed by the performance of President Mohamed Morsi have hatched a scheme to send him into space.
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World
Swollen With Syrian Refugees, Lebanon Feels Its Stitching Fray
An influx of needy Syrians, seeming to fill Lebanon’s every nook and cranny, is heightening sectarian tensions in a nation haunted by refugee crises and loath to act.
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Arts
Looks Familiar, but Something’s Funny
The work of the Brooklyn comedy troupe Sunset Television seem like transmissions from a twisted, satirical dimension of television.
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Business
Glenn Beck Begins Campaign to Urge TV Systems to Add His Web Channel
Glenn Beck wants fans to help get TheBlaze, his Internet channel, added to cable and satellite television systems across the country.
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Style
Yahoo's Blow to Work-Family Balance
By pulling flextime off the table, the Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer defies any expectation that new motherhood might make her sensitive to the needs of working families.
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Opinion
The Forgotten Emancipationists
Recent popular history has overlooked the critical role of abolitionists in ending slavery.
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World
In a Slight Shift, North Korea Widens Internet Access, but Just for Visitors
The government will allow a company called Koryolink to give foreigners access to 3G mobile Internet service by next Friday.
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Travel
Royal Remains Draw the Curious to Leicester
The discovery of King Richard III’s skeleton has created a buzz of activity in this town north of London, with visitors taking tours and gawking at a now-famous parking lot.
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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Technology
For Autodesk, a Step Into a Nanoscale World
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Business Day
Continuing the Conversation on Paid Parental Leave
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Business Day
Q. and A. With Stuart Elliott
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Opinion
The Forgotten Emancipationists
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Travel
Hiking, Biking and Bubbly in South Africa
The Constantia Valley near Cape Town is awash in sensory pleasures, from wine to nature.
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Magazine
‘You Can Actually Make a Lot of Money and Do a Lot of Good in the World’
Peter Henry, dean of N.Y.U.’s Stern School of Business, is staying idealistic.
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