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‘Existential' Is Dictionary.com's Word of the Year
Climate change, gun violence, the very nature of democracy and an angsty little movie star called Forky helped propel “existential” to Dictionary.com’s word of the year. The choice reflects months of high-stakes threats and crises, real and pondered, across the news, the world and throughout 2019. “In our data, it speaks to this sense of grappling with our survival, both...
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Cristiano R. Amon Named Qualcomm President
Qualcomm Inc. has named Cristiano R. Amon president of the company.
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New Jersey-Based Arts and Crafts Retailer A.C. Moore Closing All 145 Stores
New Jersey-based arts and crafts retailer A.C. Moore will close all 145 of its stores, parent company Nicole Crafts announced on Monday.
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McDonald's CEO Pushed Out After Relationship With Employee
McDonald’s chief executive officer has been pushed out of the company after violating company policy by engaging in a consensual relationship with an employee, the corporation said Sunday. The fast food giant said former president and CEO Steve Easterbrook demonstrated poor judgment, and that McDonald’s forbids managers from having romantic relationships with direct or indirect subordinates. In an email to...
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McDonald's CEO Pushed Out After Relationship With Employee
McDonald’s chief executive officer has been pushed out of the company after violating company policy by engaging in a consensual relationship with an employee, the corporation said Sunday. The fast food giant said former president and CEO Steve Easterbrook demonstrated poor judgment, and that McDonald’s forbids managers from having romantic relationships with direct or indirect subordinates. In an email to...
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MTS Launches Zero-Emissions Electric Bus Fleet
The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) announced the launch of its zero-emissions bus pilot program on Monday.
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MTS Unveils New Electric Buses
MTS is rolling out electric buses as part of a zero-emissions pilot program.
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Urban Corps to Plant 2,000 Trees Throughout San Diego County
Urban Corps will plant 2,000 trees across San Diego County with funding from Cal Fire while also training young adults from low-income and underserved communities for the workforce.
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WeWork Shelves Plan for IPO, Tries to Rebuild Battered Image
WeWork’s new leaders shelved plans to enter the stock market Monday as they sought to repair the battered image of a company that appeared to revolutionize the office-rental industry and was poised just weeks ago to go public with a valuation of nearly $50 billion. The decision came less than a week after co-founder Adam Neumman stepped aside as chief...
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Inspire Charter School CEO Placed on Leave of Absence
The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Inspire Charter Schools, Nick Nichols, was placed on a temporary leave of absence, Inspire announced this week.
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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann to Step Down Amid Controversy and Retain Chair Role
WeWork CEO Adam Neumann will step down amid controversy over his role, the company has confirmed. Vice Chairman Sebastian Gunningham, a former Amazon exec, and CFO Artie Minson, formerly of AOL and Time Warner Cable, will take over as co-CEOs, while Neumann will be non-executive chairman, the company said. The new CEOs are not taking over on an interim basis,...
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Questions Remain About Controversial South Bay Transit Project
Documents reveal county transit district chief allowed a private company to avoid making $700,000 in lease payments.
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State's Fiscal Crisis Management Assistance Team Looking Into Inspire Charter
A state agency is looking into a number of non-classroom based charter schools including Inspire Charter, which has been criticized from those within the charter school movement itself.
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First ‘Free Ride Day' in San Diego (2018)
MTS and the NCTD are participating in San Diego County’s first-ever Free Ride Day. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford reports.
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How to Opt Out of Facebook Messenger Audio to Protect Your Conversations
If you’ve used Facebook’s popular Messenger app, there’s a chance that someone working for Facebook has listened to recordings of your audio chats. A report by Bloomberg found that Facebook has been paying hundreds of outside contractors to transcribe clips of audio from its users, citing “people with knowledge of the work” who were told to transcribe the audio without...
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Experts: Mental Illness Not Main Driver of Mass Shootings
President Donald Trump’s focus on “mentally ill monsters” oversimplifies the role of mental illness in public mass shootings and downplays the ease with which Americans can get firearms, experts said. “Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun,” Trump said Monday , addressing weekend shootings in Texas and Ohio that killed 31 people.
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Fast Food Drive-Thrus May Use License Plate Readers in Near Future
Fast food drive-thrus could soon use license plate scanning technology to track your purchases and move the line along in San Diego.
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New Housing Development Coming to Grantville
A new Grantville housing complex, that will include 156 affordable units, has been approved by the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) Board of Directors.
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New Housing Development Coming to Grantville
NBC 7’s Danielle Radin shows you the site of a new complex that can house up to 1,049 people.
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Russia Probe Witness Arrested on Child Porn Charges
A businessman who helped broker a meeting between an ally of President Donald Trump and an official of the Russian government has been arrested on child pornography charges, federal prosecutors disclosed Monday. George Nader, a witness in special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation who is mentioned in his 448-page report, was arrested Monday after he arrived at John F. Kennedy...