The Problem With Too Big To Fail Colleges – BuzzFeed News

ITT Educational Services, one of the country’s largest for-profit college operators, has fallen into a financial and regulatory spiral that many observers say it is unlikely to emerge from. The company, which had 51,000 students as of March, is slowly running out of options to stay afloat. Except, of course, for one: enroll more students….

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Search For Love Has Left ‘Looking for a Girlfriend’ Guy in ‘Financial Ruin’ – East Village – DNAinfo.com New York

Lovelorn Dan Perino, the ‘looking for a girlfriend’ guy, who plastered his face and phone number on signposts and walls across Manhattan, is in “financial ruin” from all the dates he’s been on and now desperately needs a job, he said. Dan Perino, 51, needs a source of income in order to continue his hunt…

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Eddie Huang self-destructs: Why the “Fresh Off the Boat” author’s descent into misogyny is so depressing – Salon.com

Last week, the sitcom-watching portion of Asian America finally got the news they’d been waiting for with bated breath: Fresh Off the Boat survived. In fact, a lot of great shows survived, including shows whose survival was seen as a kind of referendum on TV diversity: Blackish, Jane the Virgin, andEmpire, as well as the whole Shonda Rhimes juggernaut (Scandal, How…

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New report accuses Bill O’Reilly of domestic violence against ex-wife – Salon.com

Gawker has uncovered new details today concerning the at-times brutal three-year custody dispute between Fox News anchor Bill O’Reilly and ex-wife, Maureen McPhilmy. In one instance, court documents say, O’Reilly violently attacked McPhilmy and dragged her down a staircase by the neck. According to a “source familiar with the facts of the case,” O’Reilly’s 16-year-old…

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Business Insider is hiring a transportation tech reporter – Business Insider

APWant to write about the Hyperloop? Business Insider is hiring a reporter to write about the technology influencing the future of transportation. If you’re interested in covering the world of driverless cars, innovation in flight, Apple’s CarPlay, Android Auto, the Hyperloop, and everything else changing the way we get around, then this is the job for you….

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Financial Times rolls out ‘cost per hour’ advertising metric | About us | FT.com

.entry-meta 18 May 2015: The Financial Times today announces the launch of a new digital advertising metric, ‘cost per hour’ (CPH). Working closely with Chartbeat on the new time-based system, the FT is able to increase marketing effectiveness by measuring not just whether an ad is seen or not, but for how long. The measurement,…

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You Will Not Get To Retire: How Old Age Became Unaffordable And Unhealthy, And How We Can Fix It | Co.Exist | ideas + impact

Planning to retire? Not long ago, many of us would have automatically answered “yes” to that question, and with good reason. In the 20th century, retirement became the norm—something most people did. Thanks to generous programs like Social Security (enacted in 1935) and Medicare (1965), millions of people who once might have worked till they…

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Cortana for all: Microsoft’s plan to put voice recognition behind anything | Ars Technica

Rampancy? No. All these Cortanas are coming to put artificial intelligence in all your things if Microsoft’s Project Oxford pays off.Microsoft cache hit 1131:single/related:dddab36ab28d02765c76f914daac1d70 empty When Microsoft introduced the Cortana digital personal assistant last year at the company’s Build developer conference, the company already left hints of its future ambitions for the technology. Cortana was built…

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