PlayStation Exec Discusses What Sony Learned From PlayStation 3's Missteps – DICE 2019 – IGN

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  1. PlayStation Exec Discusses What Sony Learned From PlayStation 3’s Missteps – DICE 2019  IGN
  2. Sony Explains Why PlayStation Won’t Be At E3 This Year  GameSpot
  3. Sony Says Devs Only Have to Ask for Console Cross-Play, Studios Say It’s Lying  Push Square
  4. PlayStation Exec Explains Why Sony Is Skipping E3 – IGN News  IGN News
  5. PlayStation US Boss: PSVR’s Change In 10 Years ‘Will Be Dramatic’  UploadVR
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Nissan Kicks proves inexpensive doesn't have to mean boring – Engadget

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Nissan Kicks proves inexpensive doesn’t have to mean boring  Engadget

Inexpensive entry-level vehicles are typically drab affairs. Beige boxes with the minimum options and styling that can be described as sadness on four wheel…

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Tesla's VP of global recruiting is leaving the company – Business Insider

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Tesla’s VP of global recruiting is leaving the company  Business Insider

Cindy Nicola, Tesla’s vice president of global recruiting, is leaving the company, according to a source familiar with the matter. A Tesla representative confirmed …

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Whole Foods is raising its prices – Vox.com

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  1. Whole Foods is raising its prices  Vox.com
  2. Amazon Slashed Prices at Whole Foods. Now They’re Climbing Back Up.  The Wall Street Journal
  3. Whole Foods raises prices after highly-publicized cuts  Yahoo Finance
  4. Whole Foods is raising prices on some items and discontinuing others as it gets ravaged by rising costs  Business Insider
  5. Whole Foods Is Raising Its Prices Back Up  Grub Street
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New England Motor Freight files for bankruptcy – DC Velocity

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New England Motor Freight files for bankruptcy  DC Velocity

LTL carrier cites combination of rising overhead costs and driver shortage.

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Climate change 2050: watch how these US cities could change – Vox.com

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  1. Climate change 2050: watch how these US cities could change  Vox.com
  2. Here’s how your city’s climate will change by 2080, if you’re in Canada or the United States  Science Magazine
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Katalyst Technologies Achieves Select Consulting Partner Status in the Amazon Web Services Partner Network – Markets Insider

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Katalyst Technologies Achieves Select Consulting Partner Status in the Amazon Web Services Partner Network  Markets Insider

EVANSTON, Ill., Feb. 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Katalyst Technologies, a premium IT consulting company, has attained a Select Consulting Partner status in the …

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2.1 billion-year-old fossil reveals what could be Earth's first moving organism – New York Post

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  1. 2.1 billion-year-old fossil reveals what could be Earth’s first moving organism  New York Post
  2. These 2.1 Billion-Year-Old Slimy Things Could Be Earth’s Earliest Moving Organisms  ScienceAlert
  3. 2.1 billion years ago, a creature was moving on Earth  Haaretz
  4. Two billion-year old fossils reveal earliest evidence of living locomotion  New Atlas
  5. Controversial fossils suggest life began to move 2.1 billion years ago  New Scientist News
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This Scary Map Shows How Climate Change Will Transform Your City – WIRED

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  1. This Scary Map Shows How Climate Change Will Transform Your City  WIRED
  2. Study: Warming may make New York feel like Arkansas in 2080  The Associated Press
  3. Climate Change Study: Huge Changes in Weather for 450 US Cities by 2080  Inverse
  4. Hey L.A., want to feel like you’re in Cabo without leaving home? Just wait til 2080  Los Angeles Times
  5. The East Coast Is Going to Get Arkansas-ified  The Atlantic
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Earth's Magnetic Field Booms Like a Drum, But No One Can Hear It – Live Science

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Earth’s Magnetic Field Booms Like a Drum, But No One Can Hear It  Live Science

You may not be able to hear it, but Earth’s magnetic shield booms like a drum when it’s bombarded by strong impulses, including those from solar wind, a new …

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