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Women doctors earn much less than men in US

The influx of women into medicine doesn't counteract other factors at play

Aston Martin DB11: A supercar with unearthly allure, supernatural speed

The $230,345 beastly beauty has won critical and popular worship as a masterpiece

India on track to knock Britain out of world's top 5 economies

India will overtake Germany in 2022 as the world's fourth-largest economy

Trump rules out swift Nafta withdrawal

Trump on the campaign trail last year made a hawkish vow to pull out of Nafta

Check out the secrets to the insane car scenes in Fate of the Furious

The cars steal the show, though - as always

Tech giant LeEco loses corporate finance head

LeEco has witnessed several high-profile executive departures in the past year

Barclay brothers bid for Grosvenor House hotel

The property was put up for sale three years ago by its current owner, the Sahara Group

What if we could upload books to our brains?

Human brain might interface directly with non-biological forms of intelligence

George Soros sued by fellow billionaire in mine brawl

Beny Steinmetz's companies allege Soros orchestrated mine loss

Dealing with the great Japan potato-chip crisis

Companies halt sales of some chip brands after bad potato crop

Evidence that Syria chemical attack was staged: Russia

US actions in Syria seek regime change, says Sergei Lavrov

Kim Jong Un shows off North Korea missiles; world on edge

Senior regime official says country ready for nuclear war

Here's why robust US job market isn't producing better pay

Recent reports show some slack remains to be absorbed

Erdogan's bid for sweeping power set for vote today

Opinion polls this month showed the referendum was too close to predict

Uber lifts financial veil, posts $2.8 billion loss

The ride-hailing giant more than doubled gross bookings in 2016 to $20 billion

Musk lays out timeline for Tesla semi truck, electric pick-up

CEO Elon Musk had telegraphed Tesla's future products several times before

China warns of war risk as Trump rattles sabre at North Korea

The world is watching North Korea

Sony dominating sensors, most innovative chips in iPhone8

Sony's target for earthquake recovery narrowed to 2 months

Humankind: The post-truth species

Ever since the Stone Age, self-reinforcing myths have served to unite human collectives

Amazon.com's head of web services earned more than CEO

Leading the fastest-growing division of Amazon.com is paying off for Andrew Jassy