The exclamation point is perhaps the most tantalizing part of Donald Trump’s post-raid-on-Mar-a-Lago statement: “They even broke into my safe!” It’s been a bad week for a man who believes that a safe—an obvious investigative target—is beyond the pale. Not only did FBI agents enter Trump’s Palm Beach home on Monday as part of a… Continue reading How the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago Raid Could Expose Trump’s Secrets
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Disney+ ad-free streaming price increases to $11 per month in December
Disney+ isn’t done raising prices. As part of its third quarter earnings report, Disney revealed that it’s hiking the price of the ad-free service in the US to $11 per month, $3 more than today, on December 8th. If you want to keep the same price, you’ll have to subscribe to the ad-supported tier launching… Continue reading Disney+ ad-free streaming price increases to $11 per month in December
FCC rejects Starlink request for nearly $900 million in broadband subsidies
Starlink can’t count on a flood of government subsidies to help expand its satellite internet service. The FCC has rejected the SpaceX unit’s bid to receive $885.5 million in aid through the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund. The broadband provider “failed to demonstrate” that it could deliver the claimed service, according to a statement. FCC chair… Continue reading FCC rejects Starlink request for nearly $900 million in broadband subsidies
Facebook still has trouble removing white supremacists, study says
Facebook’s crackdown on hate speech apparently has room for improvement. As The Washington Post explains, the non-profit watchdog Tech Transparency Project (TTP) has published a study indicating that white supremacist groups still have a significant presence on the social network. Over 80 of these racist organizations have a presence on Facebook, some of which the… Continue reading Facebook still has trouble removing white supremacists, study says
Carmakers’ battery plans in peril as raw material costs soar
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BIL and NBF at Arendalsuka: Is it possible to reach the 2025 targets?
Are the benefits turned off too soon or is the timing good? ask BIL and NBF in the event in the Samferdsseltet at Arendalsuka on Wednesday 17 August at 12. In 2025, only zero-emission passenger cars and light vans will be sold in Norway. We are not on target, especially on light vans, we are… Continue reading BIL and NBF at Arendalsuka: Is it possible to reach the 2025 targets?
Car sales in July 2022
In July, 7,247 new passenger cars were registered, 3,260 fewer (- 31.0%) than in July 2021. Among the new passenger cars, zero-emission cars had a 70.7 per cent market share in July, in the same month last year the market share was 64.1 per cent. ALL FIGURES FROM OFV Here are the main figures for… Continue reading Car sales in July 2022
20 Best Private eye Games upon PC
August 8th, 2022 If you’re searching for a game that may test your discount, observation, and logic expertise, you can’t get it wrong with the 12 best detective games upon PC. With these video games, you crunchyroll free trial can become Mr holmes and solve crimes. Not to mention, you can use travel in a… Continue reading 20 Best Private eye Games upon PC
Circular fashion startup Reflaunt raises $5.2m in fresh fundingThe latest funding brings Reflaunt’s valuation to $33 million.
London and Singapore-based circular fashion startup Reflaunt has raised $5.2 million in fresh funding as part of a Series A round, according to regulatory filings seen by DealStreetAsia – DATA VANTAGE. The largest contributors to its Series A round were Zurich-headquartered growth investor Bombyx Capital Partners ($3 million) and Shanghai-based Ventech China ($2 million), both… Continue reading Circular fashion startup Reflaunt raises $5.2m in fresh fundingThe latest funding brings Reflaunt’s valuation to $33 million.
China’s largest duty-free retailer readies big-ticket Hong Kong IPOThe company shelved its first Hong Kong listing plan in December, citing poor marke…
China’s largest duty-free retailer has got the go-ahead to list on Hong Kong’s stock exchange, clearing the way for its second attempt at an IPO that could be worth billions. China Tourism Group Duty Free Corp. Ltd. (CTGDF) filed updated IPO paperwork with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Tuesday, after getting approval from the… Continue reading China’s largest duty-free retailer readies big-ticket Hong Kong IPOThe company shelved its first Hong Kong listing plan in December, citing poor marke…