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The New York Times (NYT) is an American daily newspaper. It covers domestic, national, and international news, and publishes opinion pieces, investigative reports, and reviews. As one of the longest-running newspapers in the United States, popularly known in New York as just 'The Grey Lady', it serves as one of the country's newspapers of record. As of 2023, the newspaper had 296,330 print subscribers, making it the second-largest newspaper by print circulation in the nation behind The Wall Street Journal which has 609,650 print subscribers.
The New York Times (NYT) is an American daily newspaper. It covers domestic, national, and international news, and publishes opinion pieces, investigative reports, and reviews. As one of the longest-running newspapers in the United States, popularly known in New York as just 'The Grey Lady', it serves as one of the country's newspapers of record. As of 2023, the newspaper had 296,330 print subscribers, making it the second-largest newspaper by print circulation in the nation behind The Wall Street Journal which has 609,650 print subscribers.
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Behind the guitar heroes
Lester Polsfuss, aka Les Paul, was a world-class guitarist and self-promoting showman who was also a technological visionary, fascinated by electronics and studio production.
 "Behind the guitar heroes")
Japan, South Africa, China, others at Davos calls for global tech rules
Shinzo Abe of Japan said on Wednesday in Davos, Switzerland, that his country would use its chairmanship of the Group of 20 nations this year to push for a new international system governing how data
 "Japan, South Africa, China, others at Davos calls for global tech rules")
A tiny screw shows why Apple's iPhones won't be 'assembled in USA'
Starting pay for workers assembling its products in China costs about $3.15 an hour. Compensation for similar jobs in the United States is significantly higher
 "A tiny screw shows why Apple's iPhones won't be 'assembled in USA'")
Why Sony needs more than a big share buyback to help its fortunes
The buyback will be Sony's largest ever.
 "Why Sony needs more than a big share buyback to help its fortunes")
Can you get too much exercise? What the heart tells us
Study after study shows that people who meet the standard exercise guidelines, which call for about 30 minutes a day of moderate exercise, have a reduced risk of developing heart disease.
 "Can you get too much exercise? What the heart tells us")
Business not as usual: What changes for Amazon, Flipkart from tomorrow
To continue operating, Amazon and Walmart will now have to turn their sites in India into digital bazaars for independent merchants, becoming more like eBay
 "Business not as usual: What changes for Amazon, Flipkart from tomorrow")
A story of self determination
In 1973, after a protest, members of the Oglala Sioux tribe march to the cemetery where their ancestors were buried
 "A story of self determination")
Ex-NYT executive editor Abramson's book charts journalism's stormy seas
The book tells the story in 13 chapters, three on each protagonist-company and one on Facebook
 "Ex-NYT executive editor Abramson's book charts journalism's stormy seas")
$140 billion at stake: Jeff Bezos' divorce should worry Amazon investors
The fate of such controlling shares in cases of divorce is, or should be, of intense interest to investors
 "$140 billion at stake: Jeff Bezos' divorce should worry Amazon investors")
Ever been victim of a 'Reply All' storm? 5 ways to avoid the 'humailiation'
If you and your recipients are all using Microsoft Outlook, you can, weirdly enough, disable their Reply All buttons on messages you send
 "Ever been victim of a 'Reply All' storm? 5 ways to avoid the 'humailiation'")
The art of tech poaching
Ms Zuboff can get overheated with her metaphors; an extended passage with tech executives as Spanish conquistadors and the rest of us as indigenous peoples is frankly ridiculous
Did Victorian novelists sense the problem of toxic, reckless, violent men?
What actually exists in history, instead, are varying models that attempt to deal with masculinity's dark side in different ways, by channeling, sublimating and containing male aggression
 "Did Victorian novelists sense the problem of toxic, reckless, violent men?")
UK's rupture with EU proves another moral failure of British ruling class
With Brexit, the chumocrats who drew borders from India to Ireland are getting a taste of their own medicine
 "UK's rupture with EU proves another moral failure of British ruling class")
High-dose Vitamin D supplements no better than low-dose, finds study
The study, in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, included 379 British men and women whose average age was 75
 "High-dose Vitamin D supplements no better than low-dose, finds study")
Paramount, the movie studio behind The Godfather, is fighting for its life
After decades of nearly slapstick mismanagement - spinning off TV and missing the internet - the studio behind The Godfather is fighting for its life
 "Paramount, the movie studio behind The Godfather, is fighting for its life")
US consumer commission said to be considering large fines on Facebook
The highest financial penalty imposed on a tech company was Google's $22 million settlement in 2012 for privacy violations
 "US consumer commission said to be considering large fines on Facebook")
Rihanna teaming up with LVMH to sign a historic luxury fashion deal
The pop culture phenomenon and the luxury group are teaming up, and it's about a lot more than fashion
 "Rihanna teaming up with LVMH to sign a historic luxury fashion deal")
Serena Williams's practices add a wrinkle: A top men's player
Williams has practised with men throughout her career, usually employing a man as a full-time hitting partner
 "Serena Williams's practices add a wrinkle: A top men's player")
Her Brexit deal lost, but Theresa May survived -- the way she's always don
Mrs. May rarely gives any sense of being chastened by a defeat, plowing ahead in the manner that earned her the nickname "Maybot"
 "Her Brexit deal lost, but Theresa May survived -- the way she's always don")
US shutdown: Despite being unpaid, why are federal workers still working?
Loyalty does not make federal workers immune to economic reality; they still need to make mortgage and car payments
 "US shutdown: Despite being unpaid, why are federal workers still working?")