Israel Carries Out New Strikes In Gaza After Asserting Commitment To Ceasefire
Thursday's strikes are the latest test of the fragile U.S.-backed ceasefire.
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AI’s insatiable need for power is driving an unexpected boom in oil-fracking company stocks
The CEO of the U.S. energy secretary’s fracking company said Trump’s tariffs are getting in the way of U.S. energy and AI dominance.
Crypto founders are getting very rich, very fast—again
Early-stage founders are collecting $10 million or so in secondary sale transactions—well before their firms have proven themselves.
Goldman Sachs survey says only 11% of companies are actively linking layoffs to AI—but the real shock is yet to come
Just under half of companies are for now using AI to boost productivity and revenue.
Starbucks closes 10 UK stores ‘before end of October – full list
A number of Starbucks coffee shops have closed in the UK in recent days as part of a sweeping cost-cutting move
‘Poor’ insulation that left houses mouldy needs wider investigation, government told
Botched insulation damaged many homes and left a legacy of health problems for residents.
Damning report finds ‘culture of mistrust’ at maternity unit
A review said staffing shortages also contributed to delays and patients being harmed at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh.
Health officials worried as flu season comes five weeks early
UK Health Security Agency urges people to get vaccinated with cases on the rise.
Could India’s win for the ages redefine women’s cricket?
Jemimah Rodrigues' epic 127 leads India to one of the greatest World Cup wins - and provides them with a chance to change the women's game as we know it.
