Audrey Quinn
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Book awards push for a wider audience
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Audrey Quinn
Oct 14, 2013
Literary prizes like the Man Booker and National Book Award try to broaden their appeal.
Mobile dating apps try to woo women
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Audrey Quinn
Sep 27, 2013
As the online dating scene moves to mobile apps, Tinder is the first to really gain a following with women.
Indian Prime Minister's visit to U.S. greeted with business protests
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Audrey Quinn
Sep 26, 2013
As Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh visits the White House to talk about trade between India and the U.S., some American businesses are protesting what they see as India shutting out foreign firms.
Medical apps face new FDA regulation
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Audrey Quinn
Sep 25, 2013
There are nearly 100,000 medical apps available on mobile devices.
Office disputes get a new referee
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Audrey Quinn
Sep 23, 2013
When whistleblowers go to the media or lawyers, the results can be disastrous for an organization. These days, more and more corporations are turning to organizational ombudsmen to stop problems before things escalate.
How does NASA get to Mars? By capturing an asteroid
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Audrey Quinn
Sep 9, 2013
NASA wants to capture an asteroid and send astronauts to train on it for Mars. Congress is skeptical.
Why forks in your office kitchen keep disappearing
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Audrey Quinn
Jun 19, 2013
One reason kitchen supplies are harder to keep stocked? U.S. companies have cut about a million office support positions.
For elderly, falling down can be costly accident
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Audrey Quinn
May 17, 2013
When a senior citizen falls to the ground, the resulting injury can cost tens of thousands of dollars. So health care professionals are working to eliminate the risk of falling down.
For some, freelance gigs trump full-time jobs
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Audrey Quinn
Jan 4, 2012
Designers, videographers and other workers in the creative economy are embracing the flexibility of contract work, even though they have to sacrifice stability.