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Data companies are scooping up huge amounts of information about almost every American. They sell information about whether you’re pregnant or divorced or trying to lose weight, about how rich you are and what kinds of cars you have. Article
What is it about females and power? To be specific, why are our highflying girls still falling like Icarus when they get too close to the sun? This is the fiendish dilemma that Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook addresses. A forthright, if often confused, meditation on sexism, the book has attracted more than its share of prepublication hostility from people resentful that a Silicon Valley überfemale worth $500 million would dare to address the problems of Everywoman. I don’t think anyone actually used the words “back to your palace, bitch,” but that’s been the tenor of the criticism, which has often come from women who had not done Sandberg the elementary courtesy of reading the book they claimed to hate. Article
A new voice in the United States Senate is ready to lead the anti-corruption charge. No corrupt institution is too big to fail Article
Politicians in Zimbabwe are taking advantage of the fact women face existing legal limitations. Research shows that women, who often have lower incomes, have limited access to basic public services because they are less likely to pay bribes to get the services. This makes it difficult for them to acquire registration documents like a mining licence or a permit to sell gold, especially in countries like Zimbabwe where corruption is endemic…article
She is a public housing tenant accused of making more than 17,000 bank transfers to launder HK$6.7 billion, through nine Hong Kong banks. Yet Lam Mei-ling, 61, earned only occasional payments of HK$4,500 from the arrangement, the Court of First Instance heard yesterday…article
The EU has moved closer to a €17.5 billion bailout for Cyprus after the Mediterranean island on Monday (4 March) agreed to audit its banks to assess implementation of anti-money-laundering rules. Article

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The economy may be struggling to recover, but by one closely watched measure the fear that not long ago paralysed the markets has lifted…article