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In this flurry of activities to reach agreements at COP15, the impact of mega infrastructural projects on biodiversity is not on the agenda.

BG1056: Cutting Red Tape on Clinical Labs: Why CongressShould Deregulate Doctors

Sergio Massa removes Energy Secretary Darío Martínez, replacing him with Salta’s Flavia Royón; Power tussle for control of the energy sector finally pans out in the exit of Darío Martínez.

The Cuban government has ceded the administration of Cayo Largo del Sur to the Canadian company Diamond Resorts. Will other tourist destinations in the island go the same route?

SCOTUS held that airline cargo loaders who load and unload cargo from planes that travel across state lines are exempt from Federal Arbitration Act they belong to a class of workers engaged in foreign or interstate commerce, does not apply to all interstate Transportation

United States Supreme Court ruled airline cargo loaders exempt from Federal Arbitration Act under statute transportation worker exemption in unanimous 8-0 Southwest Airlines Co. v. Saxon decision. Employers may consider arbitration agreement enforceability under FAA.

Gordon Parks’s photographs of a Pittsburgh grease plant during World War II foreground the importance of people in telling the story of industry and its contributions to the war effort.

<p>Gordon Parks's photographs showed the humanity of the workers in the nation's massive war mobilization, notably at a Pittsburgh grease plant. </p>

Crypto adoption is gaining pace in Brazil, with the crypto wallet giant Blockchain.com looking to hire local staff, a major real estate firm committing to bitcoin (BTC) pay, and the government looking to incentivize crypto mining by waiving tax on imported mining hardware.

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