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AstraZeneca shares rallied on Wednesday after the U.K.-based pharmaceuticals giant and its Japanese partner said the Food and Drug Administration was reviewing one of its drugs to treat breast cancer.

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Synopsys’ John Koeter and other industry experts discuss whether high-bandwidth memory should follow established standards for broad compatibility and scalability or be customized to address specific ...

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The last episode of Please Put Them On, Takamine-san!, titled ‘Let Me Redo It Until I'm Satisfied,’ focuses on Takamine ordering Shirota to always carry her underwear. During class, she becomes ...

The Gish Prize is awarded annually to a figure from any discipline of the arts who has pushed the boundaries of an art form, contributed to social change, and paved the way for the next generation, ...

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Gov. Josh Green has appointed Dwight Takamine — a former state legislator, Department of Labor and Industrial Relations director and lawyer — to the Hawaii Labor Relations Board. Takamine will succeed ...