Prediction: This Chip Stock Will Beat Nvidia in the 2nd Half of the Year
There’s no question that Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been the flagbearer for the AI boom...
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Freedom for millions more as Jorvik Tricycles forges ahead
For anyone who can't ride a bike or lacks the confidence to cycle, the road to freedom could be a three-wheel electric dream produced by UK maker Jorvik Tricycles. With customers aged 18 to 102, Jorvik has been breaking new ground for a decade in the e-bike sector and now offers a range with 16 models for either city and village everyday travel or more powerful off road activity.Frames can be folding or rigid and popular customisable options include baskets and pet beds. An average battery charge costs from 10p to 15p for 30 miles.
Failures led to girl’s Costa drink death – coroner
The girl's mother accuses the food industry of treating allergy training as a "tick box exercise".
Infected blood: I was told I couldn’t have children
Richard Warwick says the government's compensation plan "should have been done two decades earlier".
Travellers advised to consider mpox vaccine
There is concern about a new strain of the disease that has been spreading in parts of Africa.
Draper earns controversial win while Alcaraz plays ‘worst match’
Jack Draper beats Felix Auger-Aliassime in controversial circumstances at the Cincinnati Open as Carlos Alcaraz smashes his racquet during a defeat by Gael Monfils.
Spirit cruise past Invincibles to reach Hundred final
London Spirit comfortably beat city rivals Oval Invincibles by eight wickets to reach The Hundred final.
‘Breathtaking football’ – how Slot’s Liverpool machine kicked into gear
Liverpool marked Arne Slot's first Premier League game with some "breathtaking football" to ensure they made a winning start under the Dutchman, says Peter Crouch.
Indonesia holds curtailed Independence Day event in troubled new capital
By Willy Kurniawan NUSANTARA, Indonesia (Reuters) – Indonesia celebrated its independence anniversary at the site...
