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New York Times says senator's Op-Ed did not meet standards
After a staff uproar, The Times says the editing process was "rushed." Senator Tom Cotton's "Send In the Troops" essay is now under review
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Rare stock tweak during pandemic adds millions to a CEO's potential payout
Raytheon Technologies, the defense contractor, reset the stock price it would use to calculate certain compensation for its chief and other employees
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Going for a six: Jio's newest investor is Abu Dhabi fund Mubadala
Jio's sixth deal—in six weeks—is also its first with a sovereign wealth fund
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Edtech company Knorish raises pre-series-A funding
The Covid-19 pandemic has helped generate a spurt in customers signing up for the startup, which provides a platform for both academic institutions and educators go online
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Cyclone Nisarga: A checklist of what you need to be prepared
Some quick and easy precautions to weather the storm
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Facebook strikes global licensing deal for music from India's Saregama
Users of the social networking service can now add Saregama's wide range of music to their posts and profiles
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In rare break, some Republicans reject Trump's harsh response to unrest
The day after Trump threatened to unleash the US military to rout protesters, the reactions of Republicans underscored the politically precarious choice months before the November elections
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Zuckerberg defends hands-off approach to Trump's posts
In a call with Facebook employees, who have protested the inaction on Trump's messages, Zuckerberg said his decision was "pretty thorough"
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How cyclone Nisarga got its name
There's a stringent set of guidelines for naming natural disasters, which involve multiple countries
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New regulator warns health measures, like masks, may hurt banks
Brian P. Brooks, the acting head of the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, in a series of colourful warnings, said that state and local leaders that requiring face masks could help bank robbers