By Michelle Nichols and Humeyra Pamuk UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – Israel is open to ideas to de-escalate the conflict in Lebanon, Israel's U.N. Ambassador Danny… Read More »Israel open to ideas to bring about de-escalation in Lebanon, says Israel's UN envoy
Broadcom accuses AT&T of attempting to “turn back the clock and force Broadcom to sell” “support services for perpetual software licenses … that VMware has… Read More »Broadcom responds to AT&T's VMware support lawsuit: AT&T has 'other options'
In the run-up to the November election, Meta has reduced its emphasis on political content on Facebook, Instagram and Threads, and will not discuss candidates… Read More »How Meta distanced herself from politics
A US Navy fuel ship was damaged in the Middle East on Monday. The supply ship USNS Big Horn was likely involved in a collision,… Read More »A deployed US Navy fuel ship sustained damage after apparently colliding with something in the Middle East
Jim Covello, head of equity research at Goldman Sachs, warned that building too much of what the world doesn't need “usually ends badly.”
It all started when Donahoe took over as CEO and made the controversial decision to restructure Nike’s product and marketing divisions, shedding long-established categories like… Read More »Nike's new CEO faces a huge challenge
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman published a note saying that artificial intelligence (AI) is the “most consequential” thing in history. Unlimited co-founder, CEO and chief investment… Read More »'Macroeconomic realities' limit AI: expert
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The country's central bank also gave commercial banks the freedom to lend more money, a package of measures aimed at reviving growth in a stagnant… Read More »China cuts interest rates, mortgage payments
ANKARA (Reuters) – Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has called for the lifting of U.S. sanctions that block some of his country's defense purchases and other… Read More »Turkey's Erdogan calls on US to lift sanctions hampering defense purchases
According to Gavin King, founder of Dark Visitors, most major AI agents still adhere to robots.txt. “That’s been pretty consistent,” he says. But not all… Read More »New Cloudflare tools let sites detect and block AI bots for free
TINMEL, Morocco (AP) — The hand-carved domes and brick-built arches were nearly all reassembled when an earthquake struck Morocco so powerfully that they collapsed and… Read More »Brick by brick, Morocco rebuilds 12th-century mosque destroyed by 2023 earthquake
News organizations are experimenting with a feature in the world's most popular messaging app that will allow them to send links and headlines directly to… Read More »Rejected by social media, publishers chase readers via WhatsApp
Musk described Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni as “authentic, honest and thoughtful.” She used her Atlantic Council spotlight to defend Western values.
Eating carbohydrates with protein, fat and fiber can help stabilize blood sugar levels. The way you eat also matters. Eating more slowly and earlier in… Read More »How to Eat Carbs Without Spiking Your Blood Sugar, According to a Nutritionist
