Trump’s EV Doubts Jeopardize $54B Korean Investments
South Korean firms are rethinking their $54bn investment in US EV battery plants due to concerns over potential tax credit cuts by President-elect Trump.
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WeDoctor Revives Hong Kong IPO Plan, Aims to Raise up to $500M by June
Tencent-backed WeDoctor revives plans for Hong Kong IPO, aiming to raise up to $500 million and complete the…
Biden’s $850M Tech-Driven Plan to Cut Methane Emissions
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The US government is opening bidding for $850 million in grants aimed at helping small oil and gas…
AI-generated Biden robocalls lead to indictment of US political consultant
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Louisiana political consultant, Steven Kramer, has been indicted over a fake robocall imitating U.S. President Joe Biden to dissuade people from voting for him in New Hampshire's Democratic primary election. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a $6 million fine over the robocalls, which used a deepfake audio recording…
UNSC Rejects Russia-Backed Space Weapons Ban Resolution
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The US has claimed that Russia launched a satellite last week that could contribute to the weaponization…
Regarding GPS: Trump’s Inconsistent Stance on TikTok
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Fareed discussed with Kori Schake, director of foreign and defense policy studies at the American…
Green: Taxpayers Fund $3B for Clean Ports Program
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The Biden administration has opened applications for the Clean Ports Program, offering $3 billion for zero-emissions operations in America's ports. The funds are intended to meet equipment and infrastructure needs to reduce mobile source emissions at U.S. ports, with the money coming from the $891 million Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.…
Ongoing Cyberattack Impacts UnitedHealth’s Change Healthcare: Pharmacies…
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Change Healthcare's systems have been down for seven days following a cyber attack that allowed a threat…
Cyberattack Disrupts UnitedHealth’s Change Healthcare for 4th Day
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UnitedHealth Group, the largest health-care company in the U.S., disclosed that a "suspected…
Billionaire-Supported California City: Map & Development Details Unveiled
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California Forever, backed by Silicon Valley, plans to build a new city on farmland between Sacramento and San Francisco. The development could house up to 400,000 people and create at least 15,000 jobs, but requires approval from county voters due to protections against turning farmland into urban space. Critics argue that existing…