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New York City's Bibble and Sip serves a delicious matcha cream puff. It's topped with craquelin, filled with white chocolate mousse, and best eaten upside-down.

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Conversations hold a lot of power. They make your intentions clear, establish bonds between you and others, and can make or break a first impression when you meet someone new.

The words you choose to use and how you choose to use them can make you seem smart, foolish, warm, distant, bold, shy, or anything in between.

If you're out to make a powerful impression and garner more respect and admiration in a professional environment, the way you present yourself through conversation is vitally important. Читать дальше...

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A spelling mistake in an online bank transfer instruction helped prevent a nearly $1 billion heist last month involving the Bangladesh central bank and the New York Federal Reserve, banking officials said.

Unknown hackers still managed to get away with about $80 million, one of the largest known bank thefts in history.

The hackers breached Bangladesh Bank's systems and stole its credentials for payment transfers, two senior officials at the bank said. Читать дальше...

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Carla Harris was a star dealmaker for Morgan Stanley before being named vice chairman of the firm's prized global wealth-management division.

Now also a senior client adviser, Harris has landed some major deals throughout her 28 years on Wall Street, including the initial public offerings of UPS and Martha Stewart Living.

She's also published two books and built a career as an accomplished singer.

Harris had to work hard to make it all happen. And it's... Читать дальше...

Sometimes, the trick to finding the best flight price isn't just the time that you book your trip, but also where you're booking from. 

"Loving Vincent" is an upcoming biopic about the tumultuous life and death of Vincent Van Gogh. The twist? Every single frame is an oil painting.

The B-2 Spirit stealth bomber is one of the US military's most formidable weapons. The Air Force just announced that Northrop Grumman, which designed and built the B-2, will create a successor to the Spirit called the B-21. Take a look at the history of the B-2, which has been ruling the skies since 1989.

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Wow.

That's what the entire internet was left saying after the latest trailer for "Captain America: Civil War" was released on Thursday.

The new trailer features more new footage of the battle between Iron Man and Captain America, along with the surprise debut of the beloved comic-book hero, Spider-Man.

If you haven't watched it, check it out here.

There are tons of details hidden in nearly every frame. Let's break down what you just saw:

The trailer opens on a secret military facility. Читать дальше...

Virtual reality is expensive, y'all.

Facebook's Oculus Rift?

Oculus

That'll be $600, please.

HTC and Valve's Vive?

Oculus

That'll be $800, please.

This stuff is, in fairness, the bleeding edge of high-end virtual reality. So after dropping north of five hundred big ones on just the headset, you'll need a bleeding edge gaming PC to power it. And that's if you have the space in your house to actually use this stuff.

Sony, however, has an alternate solution: It's called PlayStation VR. Читать дальше...

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Annoying your coworkers, while never a good idea, is one thing. But annoying your boss with your unprofessional habits could cost you your job.

To help you avoid letting your bad habits get the best of you, we asked experts to highlight some of the least professional behaviors you could demonstrate at work that will put your job on the line or cost you a promotion.

Here are 18 things you could be doing all wrong that may make your boss think you're... Читать дальше...

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UC Berkeley School of Law said Thursday that its dean, Sujit Choudhry, had resigned from his post following sexual harassment claims brought by his former executive assistant. 

The resignation comes two days after Choudhry was named in a lawsuit filed by his former executive assistant. The assistant, Tyann Sorrell, said Choudhry hugged, kissed, and massaged her regularly before she took a leave of absence as the school investigated her allegations. 

The allegations... Читать дальше...

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Remember the utter frenzy created by Pokémon cards? Or the "one-of-a-kind" Cabbage Patch Kid Dolls?

Sucked in by marketing ploys to scoop up these "one-of-a-kind" items that could eventually be worth a fortune, many consumers have found themselves with piles of junk in their garages rather than the promised goldmine.

"You have to be really aware of 'phenomenons," Rudy Franchi, an appraiser who has often appeared on PBS' hit show "Antiques Roadhouse," told Business Insider. Читать дальше...

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MCGREGOR RANGE, New Mexico — The most advanced missile system on the planet can hunt and blast incoming missiles right out of the sky with a 100% success rate — and we got to spend a day with it.

Meet the US's THAAD system.

THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense) is a unique missile-defense system with unmatched precision, capable of countering threats around the world with its mobility and strategic battery-unit placement.

"It is the... Читать дальше...

BlackRock

What does it take to be a successful trader?

The ideal skill set for traders has changed a lot in recent years, especially in asset classes where more trading is done electronically.

Bryan Cameron, a vice president in equities trading at BlackRock, understands that.

Equities have been traded electronically for longer than most other asset classes, and he has learned the skills needed to complement the technology — and to remain a crucial part of his team.

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Will Arnett's new Netflix comedy, "Flaked," is getting a big thumbs-down from television critics.

At the time of publishing, it had earned a 39/100 score on review-aggregation site Metacritic. That's the second-worst score ever for a Netflix original comedy, though it did beat "Fuller House." The spin-off got a 35 score (but it still got renewed for a second season).

For context, Netflix's highest-scoring comedy show on the site is Aziz Ansari's "Master of None," with a 91. Читать дальше...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Washington, DC this week. It's the first state visit by a Canadian leader in 19 years, and it comes just four months after he took office.

Even superbugs have their kryptonite.

Two types of lab-made molecules make drug-resistant bacteria susceptible to antibiotics again, researchers report March 9 in Science Translational Medicine.

The discovery could provide new tools in the fight against microbes such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA, which causes serious infections.

MRSA and related antibiotic-resistant bacteria can withstand a group of antibiotics called beta-lactams, which includes penicillin and methicillin. Читать дальше...

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With cities like San Francisco, San Jose, California, and Seattle at the top of the U.S. News Best Places to Live rankings, it’s no secret that metro areas steeped in tech jobs have a flourishing workforce and an exceptional quality of life.

But have you considered lesser-known tech hubs like Des Moines, Iowa, or Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina? These cities, which offer many of the same advantages, but with a lower cost of living, are gaining ground in the tech industry. Читать дальше...

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According to computer scientist Ray Kurzweil, humans struggle to comprehend a fundamental part of the modern world because of one major hangup.

Although our brains are hardwired to predict the future, we're not pre-programmed to think exponentially.

Kurzweil brought this up in a talk with astrophysicist and StarTalk Radio host Neil deGrasse Tyson as part of Tech Insider's Innovators series.

A major principle of Kurzweil's controversial idea is based on exponential growth in technology. Читать дальше...

International Tennis Hall of Fame

If you love the game where love is a score, then add these courts across the US to your bucket list.

From historic indoor courts in New York to Hawaii's best seaside spots, these will keep you on your toes. We've included all kinds of options, from public spaces to championship grounds to the top resorts for state-of-the-art facilities and beautiful surroundings.

Whether you're just learning to serve or you've already perfected your backhand, you'll want to pay these courts a visit. Читать дальше...

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A First Amendment debate has been brewing in the pharmaceutical industry. 

It deals with the question of whether it's OK for drugmakers to tell doctors about other conditions their medication may treat — even if it hasn't been officially approved by the government's chief drug regulator, the Food and Drug Administration. 

On Tuesday, the drug company Amarin Corporation settled its case with the FDA. The settlement, which upholds a district court ruling from August 2015... Читать дальше...

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If you've got a Windows 7 or Windows 8x computer that is not owned and managed by your company, and you haven't upgraded it to Windows 10 yet, Microsoft has come up with another way to nag you to upgrade: an ad in your Internet Explorer browser.

The company has added the ability through a security patch, the company says in its security patch documentation.

Microsoft has explained in its documentation that one of the patches it has added to the security update... Читать дальше...

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Maybe you're a workaholic and spend 80 hours a week at the office. Perhaps you come home every night wanting to complain about your micromanaging boss or annoying coworkers. Whatever the culprit, our careers often affect our personal relationships — and in extreme cases, they can even ruin marriages.

"Because we spend the majority of our waking hours Monday through Friday at the office, our jobs tend to easily spill into our personal lives," says Lynn Taylor... Читать дальше...

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Hedge fund manager David Ganek scored a big win on Thursday after a judge refused to dismiss his case against the US government.

Ganek, founder of now defunct hedge fund Level Global, filed a lawsuit in February 2015 against the FBI and Southern District prosecutors in New York after the government's 2010 "reckless" raid resulted in the shutting down of his once $4 billion firm.

The defendants, which include a number of FBI agents and US Attorney Preet Bharara, filed a motion to dismiss the suit. Читать дальше...