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The Cloud Knows Which Employees Want to Quit

Imagine a future where data can predict which employees are flight risks, and which of those are worth trying to keep – and your 'auto assistant' then schedules an appointment with them and marks your calendar? It’s not that far off, according to ADP’s CIO/CTO.

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The Cloud Knows Which Employees Want to Quit

Imagine a future where data can predict which employees are flight risks, and which of those are worth trying to keep – and your 'auto assistant' then schedules an appointment with them and marks your calendar? It’s not that far off, according to ADP’s CIO/CTO.

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Nickel and Lace Owner: This Is Not Your Daddy's Holster

As gun sales surge in 2016, with the FBI processing a record number of background checks in July, an increasing proportion of that demand is coming from women. As a result, some women entrepreneurs are finding opportunity in mixing firearms and fashion, a combination that gun makers have largely ignored for decades as they focused their marketing on male customers.

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Nickel and Lace Owner: This Is Not Your Daddy's Holster

As gun sales surge in 2016, with the FBI processing a record number of background checks in July, an increasing proportion of that demand is coming from women. As a result, some women entrepreneurs are finding opportunity in mixing firearms and fashion, a combination that gun makers have largely ignored for decades as they focused their marketing on male customers.

Markets

State lawyer defends case against former AIG boss Greenberg

The state pressed on for more than a decade with civil fraud claims against a 91-year-old former chief executive of insurance company American International Group Inc. as a warning to other executives that wrongdoing won't go unpunished, a state attorney told a judge on Tuesday during a trial's opening statements.

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State lawyer defends case against former AIG boss Greenberg

The state pressed on for more than a decade with civil fraud claims against a 91-year-old former chief executive of insurance company American International Group Inc. as a warning to other executives that wrongdoing won't go unpunished, a state attorney told a judge on Tuesday during a trial's opening statements.