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Netflix laid off 300 more employees in a second round of cuts on Thursday and confirmed plans to offer a cheaper pay-per-view subscription service amid financial woes as the streaming giant lost hundreds of thousands…
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By Cole Horton Alexander Wang grew up in the shadow of Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, USA, the top secret place where the United States developed its first atomic bomb during World War II. His…
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When Tesla CEO Elon Musk surpassed Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to become the world's richest man for the first time last September, Musk told Forbes that he would "send a giant '2' statue to Bezos, along with a silver…
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Russian billionaire Oleg Tinkov, who has condemned Russia's war against Ukraine, said in a lengthy interview with Russian journalist Yuri Dud (described by Russian authorities as a "foreign agent") that after the…
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Russian millionaire Oleg Tinkov, who has condemned Russia's war against Ukraine, in a lengthy interview with journalist Yuri Dud (described by Russian authorities as a "foreign agent"), says that after the Russian…
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Of Jamie Carter In about seven years from today - on April 13, 2029 - the "Potentially Dangerous Asteroid" (PHA) named Apophis will pass through the orbit of our geosynchronous satellites. It will pass about…
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Of Paul Iddon Turkey has been reiterating in recent months that sales of the Bayraktar TB2 are made by a private company, Baykar, and therefore Ankara does not sell weapons. On April 8, a high-ranking…
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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued an emergency license for the "Covid-19 breathalyzer" from InspectIR Systems, the first approved device capable of detecting coronavirus infections in patients'…
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Concerns about inflation rallies, supply chain disruptions and the Russian invasion of Ukraine have tightened valuations of technology companies and put several public subscribers on hold. However, recent…
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By Edward Segal Madeleine Albright, the first female US Secretary of State to die on March 23 at the age of 84, was a world-class leader who left many lessons for the business world. Help others find their way…
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