Three hours from Kuala Lumpur is the economic development zone of Iskandar — its three times the size of Singapore, and part of a 20 year plan with billions of dollars invested to develop this region.
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Isaacson: What made Steve Jobs cry
Walter Isaacson, Steve Jobs’ biographer, opens up about the personal side of the Apple founder.
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Three very rich guys talk about Trump, taxes, and the 'vilified' 1%
Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone, former CEO of Goldman Sachs Leon Cooperman, and founder of Mesa Petroleum T. Boone Pickens all sit down with CNN’s Carol Costello for a lively discussion about politics, money, and the American Dream.
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Models: We're being exploited by the industry
Stepping in front of the camera — on their terms. Models tell their stories of soaring agency commissions, bogus expenses, and withheld pay. But agencies say investing in fresh faces is risky and they are hired by the models… not the other way around.
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This is why Bill O'Reilly was fired
Sexual harassment allegations in 2004 failed to bring down the biggest star in conservative television. So why couldn’t Bill O’Reilly survive more accusations in 2017? CNN’s Tom Kludt dives into the changes, both inside and outside the halls of Fox News, that led to O’Reilly’s downfall.
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Shocker! A real Senate debate
Longtime senators John McCain and Dick Durbin duel it out old school on the Senate floor regarding the debt ceiling.
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This zero-waste packaging is made from bamboo
To tackle Thailand’s trash problem, Universal Biopack uses a unique formula to create zero-waste packaging from cassava and bamboo.
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How to Network Today to Accelerate Your Genomics and Genetics Career
What does it mean to connect the dots, and how do you even detect the dots you want to connect?
Connect the dots originated from a picture game linking numbered dots in order, without lifting your writing instrument, to form a drawing. Today, it has evolved into a colloquialism about discovering a pattern and linking different ideas and experiences. These connections exist in the choices you make to solve problems, address day-to-day challenges, and find solutions for yourself and your teams.
In life and work, detecting the essential dots requires the ability to zoom in on and pan out from the things that define an issue. This means you need to be able to see both the minute details and the big picture.
Just like in the original game, you need to be able to stay in touch with moving to the next dot by zooming in on the task at hand and, at the same time, keep a clear, concise picture of the other issues, risks and resources related to the task, ensuring you don’t stray. Specifical
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I'm black and I'm a Republican
Once heralded as members of “The Party of Lincoln,” black Republicans today are labeled everything from “confused” to “sellouts” to “Uncle Tom.” How do you un-stereotype black Republicans? CNNMoney’s Tanzina Vega investigates.
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Bugatti's unbelievable story of beauty and bad business
Bugatti makes the world’s most expensive cars, and, arguably, the most beautiful. But to truly understand the brand you must know its history.
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