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Donald Trump's net worth took a huge hit on Monday. The former president's net worth fell by over $1 billion after shares for Trump Media plunged. Trump isn't allowed to [...]

February 8 -- In a surprising twist, 32 applicants have been barred for reportedly distributing pictures of Madhyamik (Class 10 state board) exam papers on WhatsApp and social platforms after [...]

March 21 -- Purported images of two pages of Life Science question paper of the class 12 state board examination surfaced on WhatsApp on Saturday, over two and half hours [...]

March 01 -- Purported image of a few pages of the English second language question paper was circulated on social media, sometime after the class 10 state board examinations began [...]

Tractor Supply Company's Fall Paper Clover campaign launches today and continues through Oct. 20 at stores nationwide. The Paper Clover fundraiser provides thousands of dollars each year to offer opportunities [...]

Tractor Supply Company's Fall Paper Clover campaign launches today and continues through Oct. 20 at stores nationwide. The Paper Clover fundraiser provides thousands of dollars each year to offer opportunities [...]

Tractor Supply Company's Fall Paper Clover campaign launches today and continues through Oct. 20 at stores nationwide. The Paper Clover fundraiser provides thousands of dollars each year to offer opportunities [...]

Tractor Supply Company's Fall Paper Clover campaign launches today and continues through Oct. 20 at stores nationwide. The Paper Clover fundraiser provides thousands of dollars each year to offer opportunities [...]

Tractor Supply Company's Fall Paper Clover campaign launches today and continues through Oct. 20 at stores nationwide. The Paper Clover fundraiser provides thousands of dollars each year to offer opportunities [...]

2020 MAR 14 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week -- The National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD) has published its annual [...]

In 2018, 78 percent and 65 percent of households in developed and emerging markets, respectively, possessed a smartphone. Both rates are expected to exceed 90 percent by 2028, according to [...]

The article informs that stationery products are making a comeback with the younger generation. According to Patrice Sadd, director of communications at American Greetings, millennial consumers represent the largest share of greeting card sales. It is noted that millennials value cards as being more meaningful than electronic communications and they believe that cards cannot be replaced by social media.

Keywords: Business; Newell Brands; Newell Rubbermaid Inc.; Social Media EN Business Newell Brands Newell Rubbermaid Inc. Social Media 3425 3425 1 05/08/23 20230511 NES 230511 2023 MAY 12 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Medical Letter on the CDC & FDA -- Paper Mate, a #1 Teacher Choice brand and part of the Newell Brands global portfolio of brands, announced its partnership with actor and children's book author, Max Greenfield, alongside its non-profit partner, AdoptAClassroom.org, to kick off the brand's Thanks to Teachers initiative. Max Greenfield and Paper Mate are encouraging everyone to thank their teachers, past and present, for their hard work and dedication, and encourage the use of the hashtag #ThankstoTeachers when sharing on social media. [Extracted from the article]

In this article author talks about several scholarship holders such as Sophie Emilie Beha; Philipp Lojak and Thea Plath. Topics include considered that Beha works as a multimedia music journalist as she writes and speaks about music, including on Deutschlandfunk and WDR3, as well as for various specialist magazines and newspapers and she moderates radio broadcasts, concert introductions, live streams and panels and manages social media channels for various music institutions.

This document is a social media post from Choice, a forum where users discuss various topics. The post includes conversations about favorite board games, mop recommendations, robot vacuums, and the value of a Costco membership. Users share their personal experiences and opinions on these topics. [Extracted from the article]

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has filed his nomination papers to contest elections from Varanasi, a city in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh that holds religious significance for the country's Hindu majority. Modi, accompanied by Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, presented his papers at the local magistrate's office after performing traditional prayers on the banks of the Ganges River. Modi has used a combination of religious sentiment and economic measures to appeal to voters, but opposition parties and activists argue that his Hindu nationalist agenda has marginalized religious minorities, particularly Muslims. The ongoing election, which runs until June 1, will determine the candidates for the 543 seats in the lower house of parliament. [Extracted from the article]

Alliance Life Sciences reported the release of its white paper, 'Money Talks: Social Media and Inflation Penalties for Generic Drugs.' According to a media release, authored by Robert Blank, senior [...]

The article highlights consumer trends on birthday party supplies, according to the 2024 Gift Book Consumer Survey. The survey indicated the popularity of humorous and sentimental types of birthday cards and the use of paper goods and supplies like banners, party hats, British-style crackers, plates and cups, wrapping paper and party invitations. Popular birthday party themes include mermaids, destinations and throwback decades.

The American Foundry Society is issuing a call for papers and presentations for the 124th Metalcasting Congress, April 21-23, 2020, Cleveland. Technical Track AFS is seeking technical papers and presentations [...]

Flatiron Strategies has released a white paper on MOKO Social Media. Full report: mokosocialmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/150813-Flatiron-Strategies-MOKO-Social-Media-Investor-Highlights.pdf ((Comments on this story may be sent to [...]

"The EUROCALL Review" is EUROCALL's open access online scientific journal. Regular sections include: (1) Reports on EUROCALL Special Interest Groups: up-to-date information on SIG activities; (2) Projects: reports on on-going CALL or CALL-related R&D projects; (3) Recommended websites: reports and reviews of examples of good practice in language learning website development; (4) Research papers on CALL related topics; (5) Research and Development papers on CALL related topics; (6) Reflective Practice papers on CALL related topics; and (7) Reviews of new books, CALL software, etc. Articles in this issue include: (1) Facebook for informal language learning: Perspectives from tertiary language students (Antonie Alm); (2) Telecollaboration insights: learning from exchanges that fail (Anna Turula and Thomas Raith); (3) Developing CALL for heritage languages: The 7 Keys of the Dragon (Anthi Revithiadou, Vasilia Kourtis-Kazoullis, Maria Soukalopoulou, Konstantinos Konstantoudakis and Christos Zarras); and (4) Exploring two teachers' engagement with their students in an online writing environment (Nagaletchimee Annamalai and Kok Eng Tan). "Bab.la: Loving languages" (Andrés Piñero) describes assets of the Bab.la web site. Individual articles contain references.

Ascension, one of the largest nonprofit health systems in the US, experienced a hack that disrupted its computer systems. As a result, the hospital network resorted to using pen and paper, diverting ambulances, suspending surgeries, and rescheduling appointments. This incident is the latest example of hackers targeting the US healthcare system, following a recent breach at UnitedHealth Group Inc. The Biden administration plans to implement minimum cybersecurity standards for entities receiving Medicare and Medicaid funding. Ascension has advised patients to bring notes on their symptoms and medications to their appointments. [Extracted from the article]

The hoarding frenzy has also been catnip for armchair humorists, who have found an unlikely platform to yuk it up in the free classifieds of Facebook Marketplace. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Callcredit Information Group announced the release of a new white paper on social media. According to a release, the white paper entitled 'Social Media Comes of Age' looks at the [...]

Byline: Lucy Tesseras Business firm Regus has stepped up the readership of its thought-leadership research papers since implementing a social media team to make content more accessible. Talking at Reading [...]

PR Newswire announced the release of a new white paper, Mastering Public Relations in Social Media. According to a release, it provides a brief refresher in social engagement best practices [...]

The older Gen X (45 to 54) will recognise cash stuffing as a reinvention of the envelope system of the past, when people were paid in cash or visited well-staffed banks to access paper money. Some examples include thinking like this: you're losing money if you don't purchase something when it's on sale; you're losing money if you don't spend enough to qualify for free shipping; you're making money whenever you skip your daily coffee and anything in your Apple wallet that isn't immediately spent is free money. The recent "cash stuffing" and "girl maths" crazes demonstrate that social media platforms, and TikTok in particular, are proving to be a major player in educating Gen Y (25 to 44) and Gen Z (nine to 24) about money. [Extracted from the article]

4imprint announced that many companies have joined the social media revolution to promote their business and brand; and virtually every company has employees who use social media for personal reasons. [...]

In an authoritative nod to video games' popularity, profits and influence over traditional media, state and provincial governments across the U.S. and Canada are competing head-to-head with generous incentive programs [...]

In an authoritative nod to video games' popularity, profits and influence over traditional media, state and provincial governments across the U.S. and Canada are competing head-to-head with generous incentive programs [...]

Local newspaper sites must find more innovative ways of engaging with communities and embrace social media developments, such as location services, to maintain sustainable business models, according to industry experts. [...]

A recent study conducted by researchers at the Central University of South Bihar in Gaya, India, analyzed a dataset of 12,947 articles to provide a comprehensive overview of the scholarly research landscape related to WhatsApp. The study revealed a significant increase in academic studies dedicated to WhatsApp over time, with two prevalent themes emerging: the impact of COVID-19 and the role of WhatsApp in social media. The analysis also highlighted diverse applications of WhatsApp, including its use in education, communication, medical education, cyberpsychology, security, psychology, and behavioral learning. This study serves as a valuable resource for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers interested in navigating the evolving landscape of WhatsApp research. [Extracted from the article]

Trump could theoretically become a $6 billion man Tuesday—provided you buy into the social media company's extremely rich valuation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports that CVS drugstore is known for having seriously long receipts, some receipts could measure out to the length of an adult human or a couch and CVS receipts stated to have their own witty memes on social media. Topics include nonprofit Green America stated to have launched a "Skip the Slip, CVS" campaign, urging the company to change its receipt practices and since introducing the digital option, CVS is stated to have saved more than 3 billion inches of paper.

The article talks about the Ball State Daily News, the student newspaper at Ball State University in Muncie, which has risen to fill part of the civic information gap. Topics include the Gannett media company purchasing the local newspaper The Star Press in Muncie, Indiana; a revolutionary step in U.S. educational history in the form of a proposal that the Ball State University assumes responsibility for the city's schools, and the creative strategy of building readership through social media.

Purpose: Social media data from financial websites contain information related to enterprise credit risk. Mining valuable new features in social media data helps to improve prediction performance. This paper proposes a credit risk prediction framework that integrates social media information to improve listed enterprise credit risk prediction in the supply chain. Design/methodology/approach: The prediction framework includes four stages. First, social media information is obtained through web crawler technology. Second, text sentiment in social media information is mined through natural language processing. Third, text sentiment features are constructed. Finally, the new features are integrated with traditional features as input for models for credit risk prediction. This paper takes Chinese pharmaceutical enterprises as an example to test the prediction framework and obtain relevant management enlightenment. Findings: The prediction framework can improve enterprise credit risk prediction performance. The prediction performance of text sentiment features in social media data is better than that of most traditional features. The time-weighted text sentiment feature has the best prediction performance in mining social media information. Practical implications: The prediction framework is helpful for the credit decision-making of credit departments and the policy regulation of regulatory departments and is conducive to the sustainable development of enterprises. Originality/value: The prediction framework can effectively mine social media information and obtain an excellent prediction effect of listed enterprise credit risk in the supply chain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese state media has urged the UK's most famous museum to return items "stolen" during the colonial era, potentially widening a rift between the Asian nation and the West. "Most Chinese collections were certainly looted or stolen by Britain when it created and later took advantage of China's crisis, or even directly robbed China", the nationalist-leaning newspaper said, referring to 19th century upheaval in the Asian nation. Chinese Paper Demands British Museum Return "Stolen" Artifacts. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the use of social media in community corrections, according to an issue paper submitted by the Technology Committee of the American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) during the 2014 APPA Annual Training Institute in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Purpose: The purpose of this research paper is to address the main research gap related to the lack of sufficient information regarding the role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in second Arab Spring wave in comparison to the first one. The authors analysed the role of ICTs via data regarding the access to ICTs and its influence on organization and spread of the anti-regime protests, i.e. regime change. Design/methodology/approach: Crisis situations are unpredictable, complex and unexpected. The consequences produced by the crisis situations or events may be negative for an individual, community, organization or society as a whole. In the new millennium, ICTs have an important role in deep social crises. The new technologies enable not only the rapid spread of certain political ideas, spin information, but also the spread of misinformation. The control over ICTs in the crisis situations is crucial. The aim of this paper is to indicate effect of the use of ICTs in the crisis situations, i.e. political upheavals in 11 countries of the "Arab Spring". The contribution of this paper is based on the development of a special theoretical model of analysis that represents the combination of the theoretical considerations in the field of ICTs, as well as the analysis in the field of transitology, i.e. democratization. The first part of the paper is focussed on the development of ICT transition theory of ICTs' impact on the process of political change, setting the hypotheses and the explanation of methodological approach of the paper. The second part is related to the review and description of data regarding ICTs use, while the third one discusses the impact of the use of ICTs in organizing and spreading protests in the Arab world, in line with the defined theoretical framework. Finally, there are given the research results in terms of confirming or refuting the hypotheses through the analysis of Arab transition cases. Findings: The authors confirmed the main hypothesis of the paper that the factors that determined the role of ICTs in first Spring, also, have determined the role of ICTs in second Spring wave. These factors include high access to ICT tools, weak regime's control over ICTs' use and important cross-border networking with regional and international audience. All that formed the promotional role of ICTs in regime change in 8 of the 11 countries mentioned in the paper. Originality/value: Apart from the developed special theoretical model and the analysis of new wave Arab Spring cases, the significance and originality of this paper is reflected in a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach that connects political changes and the use of ICTs in disseminating certain policies and ideas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A new paper published in the American Psychologist journal explores the role of social media in shaping rapidly changing social norms around gender and sexuality in America. The authors argue that social media has allowed for the emergence of diverse narratives and identities, challenging traditional paradigms and promoting authenticity. They highlight the positive impact of social media in providing resources and support for individuals exploring their gender and sexuality. However, they also acknowledge the existence of regressive narratives that spread through social media, promoting transphobia, homophobia, and misogyny. The authors recommend that psychologists ground their work in people's lived experiences, approach emerging identities with affirmation, and recognize the fluid and nonlinear nature of social change. They emphasize the importance of integrating new perspectives into education, communities, and families to support young people and prevent isolation. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on a cross-sectional analysis of Australian adults' preferences for dietary oils and fats in cooking and food preparation, revealing that olive oil, particularly extra virgin olive oil (EVOO), is commonly used as the main oil in households, driven by perceived health benefits.

The article discusses the leaked documents called the Panama Papers which reveals information on how the global elite hid their money in offshore tax havens and how in the social media age these schemes can quickly get revealed to the public .