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Early Renault split made sense, says Palmer
But I need to remain the positives of these three years, not because of this last race am I going to go away sad. "It's been pretty clear, Carlos has signed for next year and Cyril [Abiteboul] l made it clear he wanted him in the vehicle this year as well".
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Ex-Reno casino worker 'didn't get a good vibe' from Paddock
It also emerged that he had sent her $100,000 in a bank transfer during her trip to the Philippines, from where she voluntarily returned on Tuesday. Stephen Paddock's girlfriend recalls the Las Vegas shooter lying in bed screaming to himself, reports claim .
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Neo-Nazis grab their tiki torches and march again in Charlottesville
Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer , called it a "despicable visit by neo-Nazi cowards". Mayor Signer also tweeted they are working on "legal options" in order to counter, react, and decelerate the pernicious movement in the city. While Spencer led the rally, which lasted less than half an hour, it was unknown if Kessler was participating. Violent clashes broke out in August this year after White Supremacists locked horns with counter-protesters, leading to the death of a ...
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Fitbit's (FIT) "Neutral" Rating Reiterated at Dougherty & Co
The volume of FIT witnessed a shift from 9.01 million shares, based on a 50-day average, to 6.85 million shares. ValuEngine upgraded Fitbit from a strong sell rating to a sell rating in a report on Tuesday, August 1st. Fitbit , Inc . disclosed in a document filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that Director Callaghan Jon has sold 15,000 shares of Fitbit , Inc .
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Google and Tesla have plans to help rebuild Puerto Rico
The helium balloons are expected to deliver emergency LTE cellular reception to allow residents and local governments to contact friends and family, coordinate relief and restoration efforts, and reestablish communication with the outside world.
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Audit Alleges Firm Behind Fearless Girl Statue Paid Women Significantly Less
Town & Country reported in March that State Street had only three women on its 11-person board of directors and five women on its 28-member leadership team , and investigators determined that the corporation had paid female executives less in base pay, bonus pay, and total compensation than similarly situated males in the same positions.