It’s the end of an era forSchmidt,who served in the role of executive chairman of Google, then when Google reorganized asAlphabet, for 10 years.
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Travel year in review: Mother Nature strikes back
From devastating hurricanes to the retirement of the most famous plane of the jet age, 2017 was an action-packed year for travelers.
Natural birth? Getting sleep?: Let’s stop being polite and just be honest, mom says
Mom criticisms are real and can be vicious.
Theme park holidays: Events around the USA
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Blue for Brexit: British passports to change color post-divorce
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The season’s sweetest gingerbread displays
See gingerbread houses, replicas and displays at hotels and resorts around the world this week.
Tax boom: Stock pros raise forecast for market gains in 2018
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Apple admits: Your iPhone does get slower with age
It’s a deliberate choice of battery over speed, Apple says.
Reasons for Christmas cheer
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Illegal VA policy allows hiring since 2002 of medical workers with revoked licenses
VA officials in Iowa relied on the 15-year-old, illegal guidance to hire a neurosurgeon with multiple malpractice claims and a revoked license.