‘Absolutely no’: Ambassador says Israel will not accept two-state solution
Israel’s ambassador to the UK has told Sky News her country would not accept a two-state solution when the war in Gaza ends.
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News24 | Rosatom signs R8.5bn deal with Bolivia on lithium batteries
Uranium One, part of Rosatom, is to produce battery and electric vehicle components using Bolivia’s vast lithium reserves.
Former head of Facebook DEI efforts, Barbara Furlow-Smiles, admits she embezzled $4 million from the company
Barbara Furlow-Smiles, who ran DEI initiatives at Facebook from 2017 to 2021, admitted she stole millions from the company, now called Meta.
China risks falling into a vicious cycle of deflation and debt, Morgan Stanley economist says
Faced with costlier debt burdens, companies could be forced to curtail growth, weighing further on demand in the country. Chetan Ahya wrote.
We left Texas to move to France. Now we’re buying a shockingly affordable six-bedroom house straight out of a fairy tale.
Raina and Jason Willick are relishing their new life in a French medieval village, while the US has become too pricey to even be their backup plan.
Testimony in Trump NY fraud trial concludes with bitterness and nostalgia
The vibe was bitter, but nostalgic as the final witness in the nearly 11-week trial stepped down at 12:17 p.m. Wednesday. A verdict is expected in January.
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is taking another shot at space after a mid-flight snafu grounded it for 15 months
Blue Origin will try again to launch its New Shepard rocket. It’d be a step forward in the billionaire space race between Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.
Can coconut waste replace plastic-foam coolers?
Fortuna Cools, a company from the Philippines, makes nutshell coolers out of coconut waste instead of expanded polystyrene foam
China’s structural problems mean growth will continue to sag as ‘negative animal spirits’ move it in the opposite direction as the US, Goldman Sachs president says
"My experience when I was there is that it almost felt like there were negative animal spirits," Goldman Sachs’s John Waldron said.
A new report sheds light on how advertising is going at Elon Musk’s X — and the numbers aren’t good
Big names like Apple, IBM, Walmart, and Disney pulled their ads from X, formerly Twitter, after Elon Musk backed antisemitic views on the platform.