China’s worsening relationship with US businesses could put AI’s chip supply on shaky ground
China burning bridges with US giants and a potential invasion of Taiwan leaves the AI industry vulnerable.
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Germany dodges a second far-right win, but only just
Germany’s ruling party narrowly won the Brandenburg election, edging out the far-right AfD. The AfD saw a historic win in Thuringia earlier this month.
Mike Lynch’s sunken superyacht may contain safes with highly classified intelligence inside: reports
Heightened security has been requested around the wreck of Mike Lynch’s sunken superyacht, the Bayesian, over fears there’s classified data on board.
My mother-in-law and I only started getting along after my husband died. I knew I had to take care of her.
I told my husband I’d take care of his mom when he died. She’s now 101 and I do everything for her. We didn’t see eye to eye in the past.
A woman who lost 159 pounds shared the biggest lesson she learned about losing weight and keeping it off
Maria Kirkeland lost weight over a two-year period, and although she never felt hungry, she certainly didn’t feel motivated all the time.
When I quit my job, I made many mistakes and almost burned bridges. Here’s what you should do instead.
Before quitting my corporate job, I called out sick for a week and villanized my boss. I regret not handling the situation more professionally.
I found out my partner cheated with multiple people. I chose to stay in the relationship.
Over a year ago I found out that my partner was cheating on me. I lost weight and my hair fell out. But I chose forgiveness.
The US is gearing up to send Taiwan its largest-ever security package, officials say, as China threat grows
The US is planning to send Taiwan $567 million in military aid, US officials told Defense News. The move is likely part of US efforts to deter China.
Wall Street warms to nuclear power as banks including Goldman Sachs reportedly back new push
More than a dozen big banks are set to support an effort aimed at tripling global nuclear energy production, The Financial Times reported.
Employees angry about RTO mandates have essentially no legal path to fight them
One attorney told BI that unless there’s a "protected reason under established law" like a medical circumstance, then workers have no recourse.