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Thai Police Believe That ‘Network’ Was Responsible For Bombing In Bangkok
A sketch of the "unidentified foreign man" Thai police believed carried out the bombing was released yesterday.
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‘Paralyzed Bride’ Inspires With #whatmakesmesexy Photos
Rachelle Chapman is the author of “The Promise: A Tragic Accident, a Paralyzed Bride, and the Power of Love, Loyalty, and Friendship."
Robin Williams Remembered On Anniversary Of Death By Fans From All Around
Robin Williams passed away on August 11, 2014.
Benedict Cumberbatch Shuts Down Rude Fans After ‘Hamlet’ Performance
Benedict Cumberbatch wants you to stop filming live performances.
U.S. Small Business Confidence Bounce Back in July, Wages Expected to Pick Up
The confidence of small business in the U.S. has slightly bounced back in July following a drop in June, according to a press release issued by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB).
Gravity CEO Defends $70,000 Minimum Salary, Says it was the Right Decision
Dan Price, CEO of Gravity Payments, defends his decision to raise the minimum salary of the company’s employees to $70,000, saying it was the right decision, according to a report from CNN Money.
Target’s Gender Based Labeling In Kids’ Section To Come To An End
Target will reportedly no longer label products for kids based on gender.
Target to Remove Gender-Based Labels in Stores in Response to Consumer Backlash
American retailer Target Corp. announced on Friday it will do away with gender-based signages used as its stores as the company came under fire for allegedly perpetuating stereotypes.
Precious Cargo Recalls One-Piece Infant Garment, Potential Choking Hazard Identified
Precious Cargo has announced the recall of its Infant One-Piece garment due to a potential choking hazard to young children, according to a company-issued press release.