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Hyundai converts core Kia plant to mass-produce EVs spearheading European campaign

The Hyundai Motor Group announced it will mass-produce battery electric vehicles at Kia Autoland Slovakia, one of the automaker’s core plants, kicking off its European EV...

Manchester Arena bombing victim would have survived but for 'inadequate' emergency response, inquiry finds

UK2 years ago

Manchester Arena bombing victim would have survived but for ‘inadequate’ emergency response, inquiry finds

A victim of the Manchester Arena bombing would likely have survived had it not been for the inadequate emergency response, an inquiry has found. John Atkinson’s...

Nikola Q3 2022 results: 63 Tre BEVs delivered, M in revenue, 0M in gross proceeds

Environment2 years ago

Nikola Q3 2022 results: 63 Tre BEVs delivered, $24M in revenue, $100M in gross proceeds

Nikola Corporation continues to show growth as an EV startup still recovering from the wrongdoings of its defamed founder, reporting increases Tre BEV deliveries and revenue...

Ukraine government is seeking alternatives to Elon Musk’s Starlink, vice PM says

Technology2 years ago

Ukraine government is seeking alternatives to Elon Musk’s Starlink, vice PM says

Ukrainian Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov speaks at a Nov. 3 press conference at the 2022 Web Summit event. Horacio Villalobos | Getty Images The Ukrainian...

Fidelity to open commission-free crypto trading to retail investors

Technology2 years ago

Fidelity to open commission-free crypto trading to retail investors

A sign marks a Fidelity Investments office in Boston, Massachusetts, April 28, 2022. Brian Snyder | Reuters Fidelity Investments is launching a commission-free crypto trading product...

Here's How You Can control iPhone, iPad with Your Brain

Science2 years ago

Here’s How You Can control iPhone, iPad with Your Brain

New York-based company Synchron is working on a brain-computer interface (BCI) technology with the goal of enabling patients to control digital devices hands-free. It has created...

Technology2 years ago

Stripe lays off 14% of workers

Online payments giant Stripe is laying off roughly 14% of its staff, CEO Patrick Collison wrote in a memo to staff Thursday. In the memo, Collison...

Qualcomm shares fall on weak first-quarter outlook

Technology2 years ago

Qualcomm shares fall on weak first-quarter outlook

Cristiano Amon, president and CEO of Qualcomm Incorporated, speaks during an interview with CNBC on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New...

'It is just the standard': Georgia's defense preps for its greatest challenge yet

Sports2 years ago

‘It is just the standard’: Georgia’s defense preps for its greatest challenge yet

7:00 AM ET ATHENS, Ga. — It might be one of the most trite axioms in sports, but “next man up” has taken on a literal...

Palm oil is in almost everything, and it's devastating rainforests. This Bill Gates-backed company used microbes to create an alternative

Technology2 years ago

Palm oil is in almost everything, and it’s devastating rainforests. This Bill Gates-backed company used microbes to create an alternative

Shara Ticku and David Heller, co-founders of C16 Biosciences. Photo courtesy C16 Biosciences. In July 2013, Shara Ticku traveled to Singapore on a work trip for...

Tesla price cuts are resulting in cancellations for China EV brands

Environment2 years ago

Tesla price cuts are resulting in cancellations for China EV brands

Tesla’s recent price cuts in China are reportedly resulting in “significant cancellations” for Chinese EV brands. However, deliveries are down month-to-month in October. Last month, Tesla...

Gmail has a cool new feature that shows when a package is arriving

Technology2 years ago

Gmail has a cool new feature that shows when a package is arriving

Package delivery Urbazon | E+ | Getty Images Google recently announced a new feature in Gmail that lets you easily track packages for things you’ve ordered....

Economy is almost certainly in recession and the picture ahead is murky

UK2 years ago

Economy is almost certainly in recession and the picture ahead is murky

Let’s start with what we do know. The economy is now almost certainly in recession. It will not be pleasant. This is a recession which will...

Outgoing Charter CEO Tom Rutledge says in an exclusive CNBC interview that there's 'pain to come' as linear TV gives way to streaming

Technology2 years ago

Outgoing Charter CEO Tom Rutledge says in an exclusive CNBC interview that there’s ‘pain to come’ as linear TV gives way to streaming

Charter Communications Chief Executive Officer Tom Rutledge will be stepping down as the company’s CEO on Dec. 1. He will remain as executive chairman until November...

Sports2 years ago

How Igor-mania swept New York

7:00 AM ET New York has seen athletes like Igor Shesterkin before. They come to the city heralded by years of hype. Their arrival marks a...

Interest rate rises to 3% as Bank of England imposes biggest hike for three decades

Business2 years ago

Interest rate rises to 3% as Bank of England imposes biggest hike for three decades

The Bank of England has unveiled the biggest interest hike for 30 years as it seeks to tame double-digit inflation. The rate rose by 0.75 percentage...

Cost of living: Sainsbury's shields shoppers from some rising costs as profits dip

Business2 years ago

Cost of living: Sainsbury’s shields shoppers from some rising costs as profits dip

Sainsbury’s has claimed to be passing on rising costs to shoppers at a slower rate than its competitors, saying its decision is partly responsible for a...

BT warns of job cuts as it dials in £500m of additional cost savings

Business2 years ago

BT warns of job cuts as it dials in £500m of additional cost savings

BT has warned that jobs are likely to be lost after raising its cost savings target from £2.5bn to £3bn by the end of 2025. The...

US interest rates see fourth 0.75 percentage point rise to tackle inflation

Business2 years ago

US interest rates see fourth 0.75 percentage point rise to tackle inflation

The US central bank has imposed its fourth major interest rate rise in a row. The Federal Reserve, the central bank known as the Fed, has...

'Open your mouth, you're at a disadvantage': The UK has accent bias - but who does it affect most?

UK2 years ago

‘Open your mouth, you’re at a disadvantage’: The UK has accent bias – but who does it affect most?

People from some parts of the country are significantly more likely to be mocked or singled out because of the way they speak, according to a...

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Hyundai converts core Kia plant to mass-produce EVs spearheading European campaign

Manchester Arena bombing victim would have survived but for ‘inadequate’ emergency response, inquiry finds

Nikola Q3 2022 results: 63 Tre BEVs delivered, $24M in revenue, $100M in gross proceeds

Ukraine government is seeking alternatives to Elon Musk’s Starlink, vice PM says

Fidelity to open commission-free crypto trading to retail investors

Here’s How You Can control iPhone, iPad with Your Brain

Stripe lays off 14% of workers

Qualcomm shares fall on weak first-quarter outlook

‘It is just the standard’: Georgia’s defense preps for its greatest challenge yet

Palm oil is in almost everything, and it’s devastating rainforests. This Bill Gates-backed company used microbes to create an alternative

Tesla price cuts are resulting in cancellations for China EV brands

Gmail has a cool new feature that shows when a package is arriving

Economy is almost certainly in recession and the picture ahead is murky

Outgoing Charter CEO Tom Rutledge says in an exclusive CNBC interview that there’s ‘pain to come’ as linear TV gives way to streaming

How Igor-mania swept New York

Interest rate rises to 3% as Bank of England imposes biggest hike for three decades

Cost of living: Sainsbury’s shields shoppers from some rising costs as profits dip

BT warns of job cuts as it dials in £500m of additional cost savings

US interest rates see fourth 0.75 percentage point rise to tackle inflation

‘Open your mouth, you’re at a disadvantage’: The UK has accent bias – but who does it affect most?

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