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[A warm feeling for tech hubs: Payscale maps the hottest counties in U.S. for employee pay]( By Kurt Schlosser It might be chilly in Seattle this week, but a new interactive “heat map” from the folks at Payscale shows just how hot the region was in 2017 when it came to employee pay compared to the rest of the country. [Science year in review: Neutron star smashup is the gift that keeps on giving]( By Alan Boyle For the second year in a row, Science is hailing a discovery sparked by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory as the Breakthrough of the Year. [After 16 years, Alphabet’s Eric Schmidt is stepping down as executive chairman]( By Tom Krazit Alphabet, the parent company of Google, announced Thursday afternoon that Eric Schmidt, who has played an outsized role in Google’s transformation from grad school science project to one of the most powerful companies in the world, will be stepping back from his executive chairman role. 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