Israel Says Yemen’s Houthi Rebels Hijack Cargo Ship in Red Sea
Israel’s government said on Sunday that Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen hijacked a cargo ship in the Red
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Sam Altman’s Friends and Foes: Who’s Who in OpenAI Drama
Since OpenAI fired its co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman on Friday, a host of players across
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Biden’s 81st Birthday Highlights Biggest Liability for 2024
Birthdays can be bittersweet — particularly when you’re the oldest president in US history. As Joe Biden celebrates
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10 Fascinating Facts About ‘Ex Machina‘
Alex Garland‘s directorial debut contains what might be the most dense, obscure in-joke in cinema history.
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Hackers Are Exploiting a Flaw in Citrix Software Despite Fix
A critical flaw in software from Citrix Systems Inc., a company that pioneered remote access so people can
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SNB Slammed for Reported $9 Billion Investment in Fracking
The Swiss National Bank has been slammed for what a coalition of environmental NGOs says is its $9
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Lasting Recovery in Small Caps Still Elusive as Debt Costs Bite
The powerful rally in small-cap stocks looks like yet another false start rather than a lasting recovery. The
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Dollar Scarcity is Pushing More African Countries to Crisis
African governments are scrambling for dollars, and that’s creating a new dividing line for investors. Amid a deepening
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South Africa Says $12.5 Billion Loans to Help Link Cape to Grid
Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. will use a portion of $12.5 billion multilateral loans toward delivering power to areas
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Argentina Elects Next President Sunday in Runoff Vote
Argentines are heading to the polls to pick between two presidential candidates with profoundly distinct plans to pull
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Former Dunnes Stores boss Ben Dunne dies aged 74
Businessman's life featured a number of controversies including a cocaine arrest and an IRA kidnapping.
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Latvian Foreign Minister Karins Signals Interest in NATO Top Job
Latvian Foreign Minister Krisjanis Karins is looking to join the list of contenders to succeed NATO Secretary Jens
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