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In light of growing concerns around Uber's ethics and the way it manages customers' personal data, the company announced this morning that it has brought on data privacy expert Harriet Pearson and her team at Hogan Lovells to help it conduct an in-depth review of the company's existing policies, and make recommendations.

The day's early rally was brought on by data from the Institute for Supply Management that showed that American manufacturing activity grew in June, rebounding from an unexpected contraction in May.

Unfortunately, many companies do not feel properly equipped to handle the imminent changes brought on by data in the new digital world.

Businesses are scrambling to make sense of the data avalanche brought on by e-commerce.

The Big Data landscape continued to explode in 2013, as companies across the board scrambled to update infrastructure and technology to meet the new set of demands and opportunities brought on by a brave new, data-happy world.

Once the data is ready to be consumed, it's time to bring on in-house data scientists.

Netskope, which provides a cloud security platform to help set and run policies around different apps and devices, has closed a round of $168.7 million to grow its business, expand its R&D, and bring on more global data centers.

For optimal diets, bring on the personalized data deluge!

Hampton Creek has been on somewhat of a hiring spree over the summer, bringing on a former Google data engineer to build out the world's most thorough plant database, as well as several food scientists.

Grability recently brought on four data scientists to help wrangle the vast amount of data the company is dealing with in an effort to address this growing need.

In fact, he says that they would likely not have brought on a data scientist had it not been for Mason possibly joining the firm.