Oliver Staley
Higher Education Reporter, Bloomberg News
- Business and Finance, Metro New York, Education
- London
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I came to London to report about higher education but I stayed for the austerity.
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Faculty @Harvard wants a greater say in how its @edXOnline programs are run. My story: bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-2…
Harvard Faculty Wants Involvement in EdX Online Teaching Venture
bloomberg.com — Harvard University professors are concerned that HarvardX, the school's offering on the EdX online teaching platform founded by Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is operating without the involvement of its faculty.
My Columbia econ professor MT Can Sunil Gulati really reform FIFA? profile of the exec committee's newest member: es.pn/16ezjxy
Can Sunil Gulati Reform FIFA?
grantland.com — Neilson Barnard/Bongarts/Getty Images Somewhere in Panama City on April 19, Sunil Gulati won an election by a single vote. A representative from the tiny British territory Anguilla (FIFA rank: 206) broke a 17-17 deadlock, giving the United States Soccer Federation president a slim victory over Mexico's Justino Compean.
RT @BeschlossDC: Happy 72nd Birthday to Bob Dylan (here with fan Jimmy Carter): pic.twitter.com/ABMmOYU5Fw
BeschlossDC: Happy 72nd Birthday to Bob ...
twitter.com — Happy 72nd Birthday to Bob Dylan (here with fan Jimmy Carter): pic.twitter.com/ABMmOYU5Fw
RT @JesseDrucker: Exclusive: #Apple's worldwide REAL #tax rate over past decade: 14 percent. bloom.bg/10NsNF1 via @BloombergNews
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bloomberg.com — Apple Inc. (AAPL) Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook provided a figure to Congress on Tuesday that U.S. companies rarely disclose: its federal tax bill. Apple paid $6 billion last year -- a rate of 30.5 percent. "That's more than $16 million each day," Cook said.
It's now hailing. Thankful that I do inside work.
Crisp, sunny November afternoon in London today. #whereismyspring
Surprised more schools haven't done this MT Reed College ends application fee in bid to attract low-income students: bit.ly/196xLnI
RT @mgmcquillan: The end of university tuition fees in Germany after 10 years of opposition via @timeshighered timeshighereducation.co.uk/news/unbridled…
Unbridled success: Germany’s fee foes claim victory
timeshighereducation.co.uk — Less than 10 years since their introduction, tuition fees will soon disappear from the country. Frances Mechan-Schmidt reports Tuition fees at German universities are entering their death throes. The last of the 16 Länder (or states) still levying them will soon phase out fees: Bavaria this summer and Lower Saxony in spring 2014.
Murders are costing Chicago $2.5 billion a year. Bloomberg reports: bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-2…
First Lady’s Chicago Shows Gun Toll for City That Bleeds
bloomberg.com — When Gregory Glinsey was fatally shot while buying ice for his mother's 80th birthday party, the emotional toll on his family was incalculable. The immediate price to the public was $800 for his autopsy. His slaying and 505 others in Chicago last year scarred it with a rising homicide rate as most cities saw declines.
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