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Nvidia Gets Green Light to Sell AI Processors in China In a significant development, the US government has granted chip giant Nvidia the permission to sell its advanced artificial intelligence (AI) processors in China. This move comes as part of a broader effort to relax restrictions on US technology sales
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The Rise of AI Giants: A Summary of Nvidia and Palantir's Success In recent years, Nvidia and Palantir have emerged as two of the most successful companies in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. With massive returns for investors, these companies are making waves in the tech industry. In
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FT Newspaper Subscription Pricing Update In a significant move to offer more value to its customers, the Financial Times (FT) has announced a substantial reduction in its annual subscription pricing. As of now, the introductory price for a one-year subscription stands at $149, down from the original price of $409.
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FDA Study on Pulse Oximeter Readings Sparks Controversy Over Racial Bias A highly anticipated study commissioned by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) aimed to shed light on racial bias in pulse oximeter readings. The device, commonly used to monitor oxygen levels in patients' blood, has been found to
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US President's Credit Card Interest Rate Proposal Sparks Market Volatility On Monday, the banking and financial services sector experienced a significant downturn following U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a proposed 10% cap on credit card interest rates for one year. Market Reaction The news
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A Legislative Family's Journey: How Diet Changed Their Foster Child's Life In a heartwarming story of dedication and discovery, Adam Burkhammer, a West Virginia legislator, and his wife made an unlikely decision to alter their diet in response to one of their foster children's
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Precious Metals Gain Traction as Store of Value Amid Fed Intervention In a significant shift in market sentiment, precious metals such as gold and silver have seen a substantial increase in early trading on Monday, following comments from the head of the Federal Reserve. The Fed's intervention has
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Warning from Biotech Insider: The Dangers of Anti-Science Sentiment In his annual letter, Noubar Afeyan, one of biotechnology's top investors, has sounded a warning about the potential consequences of anti-science sentiment in the United States. Afeyan, who is also the CEO of Moderna Therapeutics, a leading biotech company,
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The Great Economic Divide: Understanding the Three Realities The United States is facing a profound economic shift, where three distinct groups are emerging: the Have-Nots, the Haves, and the Have-Lots. These three realities are not only highlighting the widening income gap but also raising concerns about social stability, economic growth,
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China and EU Reach Agreement on Electric Vehicle Imports In a significant development, China and the European Union (EU) have announced their agreement on steps to resolve the dispute over the bloc's imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles. This agreement marks a major breakthrough in the ongoing trade tensions
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Facial Recognition Technology: The Unseen Surveillance Tool in American Retail The retail industry has long struggled with the issue of shoplifting, with thieves using various tactics to evade detection. In response, some of the largest chains in America have turned to facial recognition technology as a means of preventing this
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Holiday Shopping Season Shows Solid Results, But Falls Short of Expectations The highly anticipated holiday shopping season has kicked off, with several retailers releasing their early results on Monday. The overall trend suggests that the season is solid, but may not exceed expectations. A Mixed Bag of Results Some retailers