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The brainteaser was asked to job candidates at Google and anyone who couldn't answer it was refused a role at the tech giant ...

Whether it’s solving a tricky maths problem or cracking a pattern, these teasers are keeping minds sharp and social media buzzing. One such puzzle, shared on Instagram, has left the internet ...

Read our latest issue or browse back issues. The church has a DEI problem. The idea behind diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts is simple enough. We should do all we can to give our employees a ...

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The Mumbai police were once known for cracking serious crimes, high-profile cases, and keeping a check on organised crime syndicates using their extensive network of khabaris (informers). With the ...

However, a general method for solving 'higher order' polynomial equations ... Wildberger says. The polynomial problem Solutions to degree-two polynomials have been around since 1800 BC, thanks to the ...

Scientists worked with more than 200 elementary students to test their working memory, assess its role in word-problem solving and if interventions could boost it and thereby improve their word ...

a deeper dive shows that some of Wall Street's most-important businesses have an earnings problem. But it's also a company that's been consistently generating a higher percentage of its pre-tax ...

What we don't know: It's unclear if the high demand in sign-ups crashed the system or what type of technical issue led to the problem. The rescheduled date is not yet known. It will be publicly ...