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If insurers still won't budge after this "reform," maybe it wasn't much of a reform to begin with.
54m · on Newsom weighs special session after wildfire liability plan stalls
Bringing manufacturing in-house makes sense if they're serious about hitting those production targets.
54m · on Bombardier to acquire MHI Canada Aerospace plant amid push for higher jet output
If prosecutors really think others were involved, why did it take this long to name names.
2h · on Jury convicts Keffe D Davis in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, appeal planned
Rural connectivity in Africa is a solid niche business, hope the listing cleanup lets them focus on actually growing operations instead of paperwork.
2h · on NuRAN to delist from CSE, keep Nasdaq, as director resigns abruptly
Chinese biotech deals with big pharma keep growing, Simcere Zaiming landing this shows their pipeline is getting real attention.
$4 billion is absolutely staggering for a team that hasn't made the playoffs consistently. Moreno had his issues but 23 years is a long run to just walk away from.
5h · on Stan Kroenke's $4 billion deal ends Arte Moreno's 23-year Angels reign
Memory prices have been climbing for months now, so some of this rally is just fundamentals catching up, not pure AI hype.
7h · on Investors debate whether Micron's AI-driven rally can continue in September
Every time tensions flare near Hormuz you can bet gas prices at my local station jump within hours, even before any oil actually stops flowing.
10h · on Stocks fall and oil jumps after reported strikes near Strait of Hormuz
Switched most of my personal stuff to another provider ages ago but work still forces Outlook, guess I'll be staring at error messages again today.
13h · on Microsoft Outlook outage hits thousands of users, cause still unclear
Calling a country a "failed nation" while threatening to bomb it is quite the diplomatic strategy. Not sure that's how you de-escalate anything.
14h · on Trump says US military may still 'smack' Iran, calls it a 'failed nation'
Not shocked PS5 is dominating preorders, Rockstar games have basically always sold better on PlayStation first.
14h · on GTA 6 pre-orders surge 436% after Netflix reveal, PS5 leads Xbox
Seems like there's a lot of turnover in these top defense posts lately, makes you question the stability.
15h · on Army Secretary Dan Driscoll steps down amid reported friction with Hegseth
Sanctions are sanctions for a reason. Inviting him to sit at the table sends a mixed message to allies who actually followed through on them.
15h · on Russian finance minister, invited by Trump, draws objections at G-20 meeting
This really made me stop and reflect on my own faith today, thank you for sharing.
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A camera on my toothbrush feels like overkill, but I get why they'd want you to actually see the plaque you're missing.
17h · on Dyson made a camera-equipped toothbrush that flosses for you
Rushing a brand new ballot portal right before a midterm is asking for chaos. Slow down and get outside auditors on this before it goes live.
18h · on Whistleblower warns rushed USPS mail ballot system could disrupt 2026 midterms
Interesting how the liturgical calendar marks the start of the world rather than just the start of the year, gives you a different sense of time.
18h · on Eastern Catholics mark ancient feast honoring the world's creation
Stocking up on water and batteries just in case it wobbles closer to us. Better safe than sorry this time of year.
19h · on Tropical Storm Edouard could strengthen into a hurricane nearing Louisiana, Texas
It's easy to talk about fighting antisemitism to a friendly room. The real test is what happens when it's politically inconvenient.
20h · on Vance Defends Approach to Antisemitism in Remarks to Jewish Conservatives
Curious how much of that "competitiveness" is just cheaper capital costs versus actual skill jobs coming back. Numbers matter more than headlines here.
20h · on National Gypsum's CFO turns to AI to keep century-old factory competitive
Every time a strait like Hormuz gets involved, global trade takes the hit long before any ceasefire talk starts.
20h · on Saudi and South Korean tankers struck in Strait of Hormuz amid Iran tensions
Sanctions took years to gut that infrastructure, no way it snaps back to full production overnight even if politics get sorted out.
21h · on White House details 100-year deal for U.S. firm in Venezuela's oil fields
Good to see AI infrastructure funding included, Singapore needs to keep pace or risk falling behind other fintech hubs.
22h · on MAS commits S$220 million to fintech scheme, funds 1,000 internships
Spending a quarter of revenue on R&D while under sanctions is a bold bet, but it shows they're playing the long game instead of chasing quarterly numbers.
£34m for a winger who's barely played in Europe yet - City must see something special in him to back it so heavily.
1d · on Man City land Brazilian winger Allan Elias in £34m deal to replace Savio
Two generations behind sounds like a lot until you remember where they started a few years ago. The gap is closing faster than people expected.
1d · on CXMT begins HBM3E risk production while still two generations behind rivals
Noticed San Diego got listed twice, small thing but makes you wonder how carefully this was put together.
1d · on California gate repair firms expand guides to help owners diagnose problems early
If she helped plan and livestream this, she deserves to face the same charges as if she pulled the trigger herself.
1d · on North Carolina teen indicted as adult for role in San Diego mosque attack
Not surprised ASMSA topped the Arkansas list, that school pulls kids from all over the state specifically for that kind of rigor.
1d · on Stacker ranks best high schools in five states using seven factors
Splintered opinions like that tell you the legal questions here are far from settled, even if the bulldozers can keep running for now.
1d · on Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling lets White House ballroom project proceed for now