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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 2 December 2016
	NEWS
	Donald Trump Promises to Usher In New 'Industrial Revolution' in Ohio Rally Wall Street Journal CINCINNATI, Ohio—President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday said his administration would usher in a new "Industrial Revolution," one of numerous ... Flag as irrelevant
	Andrew Bird's Melodies in Flight The New Yorker Andrew Bird whistles well enough to consider the skill an instrument, implying that words can get in the way. "You used to be so willfully obtuse, or is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Today in lunch: eels The Verge They burrow into the bottom of the ocean and then flicker back and forth looking suspiciously like innocent plants, lying in wait for their victims. Flag as irrelevant
	Penguin 'adventure': Bird rescued far inland in Sydney after passers-by hear 'weird little footsteps' Telegraph.co.uk A young fairy penguin has been rescued from a stormwater drain in Sydney's inner west after two passers-by discovered the distressed bird far from ... Flag as irrelevant
	Slump in fine jewelry may mean bargains for holiday shoppers CNBC Sales at each company's established stores declined 2 percent during the third quarter, contributing to what analysts predict will be a contraction in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Payrolls in U.S. Rise; Jobless Rate Falls to 4.6% Bloomberg U.S. hiring picked up in November and the unemployment rate tumbled to a nine-year low while wages unexpectedly declined, providing a mixed ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Do You Differentiate Marketing From PR In A World Where They Are Merging? Forbes Given the speed of change in the marketing world over the past decade, ... But in today's increasingly specialized business environment, that same ... Flag as irrelevant
	A radiation-free approach to imaging molecules in the brain MIT News Currently the gold standard approach to imaging molecules in the brain is to tag them with radioactive probes. However, these probes offer low ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	PubPeer dealt blow in lawsuit against anonymous commenters Retraction Watch PubPeer has suffered a setback in an ongoing lawsuit filed by a scientist who alleges the site's anonymous commenters cost him a job. This week ... Flag as irrelevant

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