Applicant state accuses EU of ‘blackmail’
Threats of suspending visa-free travel with the EU are a ploy to influence Georgia’s elections, Tbilisi mayor Kakha Kaladze has said Read Full Article at RT.com
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What Jamie Dimon thinks about junior bankers with hush-hush private-equity jobs
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is not mincing words when it comes to investment bankers in training who quietly accept future-dated jobs with buyout firms.
There’s only one new car for sale for less than $20,000
The 2025 Nissan Versa sedan will start at $17,190. It will be the cheapest new car on sale in the US and the only one to start under $20,000.
A Russian spy plane violated Japan’s airspace 3 times, driving it to scramble its fighters and fire flares
Tokyo’s defense ministry said the Russian surveillance plane violated its airspace repeatedly on Monday. China violated its airspace last month.
An OpenAI investor just published more than 10,300 words about the future of AI. We asked ChatGPT if it agreed.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT had a bone to pick with some of investor Vinod Khosla’s bullish predictions about the future of AI and its potential risks.
I paid $120 for a fine-dining experience narrated by AI. High-brow restaurants should take notes.
I went to Venhue in NYC to experience the restaurant’s express, 90-minute tasting menu that’s narrated by AI-generated videos and full of surprises.
Qualcomm buying Intel doesn’t make sense, says Wall Street’s top chip analyst
Intel’s semiconductor factories present a major challenge for Qualcomm’s possible acquisition.
Panic and chaos as civilians rush to flee Lebanon’s border regions on deadliest day since 1990
Lebanon has endured a terrifying day with 80,000 people receiving Israeli phone messages telling civilians to leave their homes, two Israeli airstrikes in the capital and hundreds more in southern towns which continued through the night,
Will Iran let Hezbollah unleash its full firepower in the face of Israel’s relentless onslaught?
After Lebanon’s bloodiest day in almost two decades, the big question is whether this is the start of a much bigger war.
Hezbollah has been provoked like never before by Israel and may be tempted to unleash its firepower
After Lebanon’s bloodiest day in almost two decades, the big question is whether this is the start of a much bigger war.