Investigators have said for the first time that the Russian military is behind the attack on the MH17 jet

The Malaysia Airlines jet crashed into a field in war-torn eastern Ukraine on July 17, 2014, killing all 298 passengers and crew onboard.

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Investigators have said for the first time that the Russian military is behind the attack on the MH17 jet The Malaysia Airlines jet crashed into a field in war-torn eastern Ukraine on July 17, 2014, killing all 298 passengers and crew onboard. Read More »

I'm a psychologist who has worked with teens, and my research shows technology is not the drug some people make it out to be According to one psychologist, much of the current discussion around technology "addiction" is based on weak data. Through his own research and work with teens and families, he's found several common myths about technology use, stating that technology is not like a drug and does not cause addiction. Read More »

How a $9 billion startup deceived Silicon Valley John Carreyrou of The Wall Street Journal broke the original story about how Theranos, a company that pitched a revolutionary blood-testing system, was misleading the public. Carreyrou's new book, "Bad Blood," documents the history of Theranos and how it sold a vision that was too good to be true. Read More »

DIGITAL HEALTH BRIEFING: Chatbot patient engagement platform raises $6 million — Telehealth saves insurers $1.5 million — UK bets on AI for chronic disease treatment Patient-provider communication tool Luma Health raised over $6 million in funding. Luma enables providers to engage with patients outside the clinical... Read More »

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Amazon and Microsoft look poised to keep dominating cloud computing BI PRIME: IT decision makers are embracing the cloud, but Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure are getting more love than their rivals, a new research report from Cowen finds. Read More »

Cutting out bacon and booze could reduce your risk of cancer by up to 40%, according to a major new study of over 50 million people A study from the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) shows that even a small amount of booze and red meat could increase your risk of cancer. Read More »

Meghan Markle followed royal protocol by wearing tights for her first engagement as a duchess — but it's dividing the internet At her first official engagement after the royal wedding, Meghan Markle showed off her elegant style once again in a sheer dress and wide-brimmed hat. But some people were more preoccupied with the fact that the duchess appeared to be wearing tights. Read More »

Deutsche Bank is axing 7,000 investment banking jobs Equities sales and trading headcount is being cut by 25% and the investment bank leverage exposure is being cut by 10%. Read More »

Yulia Skripal filmed her first public statement with a deep red scar on her neck – and it hints at her 'extremely painful' recovery The daughter of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal filmed a statement for the public on Wednesday and revealed a deep red scar on her neck, which had never been seen before. Sergei and Yulia Skripal were poisoned by Novichok nerve agent earlier this year. Read More »

Apple shines despite Q1 smartphone dip Q1 marked a turn in the US smartphone market, as it represents the first quarter in the last three years in which sales slipped below 40 million units. But despite the sales slowdown, Apple managed to find a bright spot. Read More »

11 buildings that will play tricks on your eyes Architects and artists have clever ways of confusing your eyes. Their designs can trick you into seeing two-dimensional paintings as three-dimensional objects. They can add giant dents to a completely flat floor. And they can make skyscrapers seemingly disappear into thin air. Read More »

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