The Daily Populous

The congressional panel that got the most Facebook contributions is the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which announced Wednesday morning it would question Zuckerberg on April 11.

Of the 55 members on the Energy and Commerce Committee this year, all but nine have received Facebook contributions in the past decade.

Plus, nearly 30 members of Congress own Facebook stock, according to a story in Roll Call, including two Democratic members of the committee who will question Zuckerberg next week. »

Should that continue, the top 1% would hold wealth equating to $305tn (£216.5tn) – up from $140tn today.

Analysts suggest wealth has become concentrated at the top because of recent income inequality, higher rates of saving among the wealthy, and the accumulation of assets.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Actor Michael Sheen, who is campaigning against high-interest lenders, supports the calls to rebalance global inequality. »

"It was sort of discovered by accident," said Jamie Dunning, the ornithologist who first saw the beaks light up.

So one January day, while having a "troubling" time in the lab, he threw off the lights and shone a UV light on a puffin carcass.

He'll be publishing a paper about puffin fluorescence with colleagues at the University of New Brunswick, and expects more research will follow. »

For instance, Warren Buffet, Jeff Bezos and Damie James are already on a joint venture to reinvent healthcare.

It is becoming normal to talk about robots replacing human labor, but we still have not yet acknowledged the magnitude of this change.

They will be busy “being human,” which means developing themselves, their families, their societies and all that makes us human rather than robots. »