Australia's Chris Bowen tells Cop31 the world can still limit global heating to 1.5C – video
Bowen has urged delegates to work together, saying the world has the tools and technologies to move faster
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Bowen has urged delegates to work together, saying the world has the tools and technologies to move faster
Read moreImportant news reminder: The character of my beloved wife collapsed in 1.41! Jen-Hsun Huang lost RMB 3 trillion overnight and may be dismissed from his post by Nvidia. 2. It was revealed that FAW-Volkswagen canceled the two-year "year-end bonus". Some engineers said the total was about 200,000 yuan. 3. Li Jiaqi was revealed to have purchased a top-notch supercar! The landing price is nearly 20 million yuan, and the annual sales volume is 175 billion yuan. 4. It is rumored that Alibaba plans to go to Hong Kong for IPO next year. 5. The Japanese dismantle a Chinese electric car again: directly calling the motor structure "almost the same as Tesla" 6. The price of Doubao's new image model has dropped 7. China's big AI model has won again! Leading the United States for 28 consecutive weeks, four of the top five in the world were won. 8. Apple CEO urges the team to speed up Siri development: two major improvements will be implemented in the next few months. Today’s headlines: The character of his beloved wife after 41 years has collapsed! Jen-Hsun Huang lost 3 trillion overnight and may be dismissed from NVIDIA. According to news on November 10, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang's recent private extramarital affair scandal triggered a violent chain reaction in the capital market. The company's US stock price fell 8.8% during the session. Calculated based on NVIDIA's total market value of approximately US$4.5 trillion before the scandal was exposed, the largest intraday market value shrinkage that day was close to US$396 billion (approximately 2.81 trillion yuan), directly setting a record for the largest single-day market value loss of a global listed company due to a personal scandal involving an executive. During this sharp fluctuation in stock prices, the book value of Nvidia shares directly held by Huang Renxun himself also shrank by approximately US$14.3 billion, which is approximately 101.5 billion yuan when converted into RMB. As previously reported, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to cheating on November 8, and Nvidia has launched an investigation into him. Dan Ives, partner and senior managing director of Yorkville Ives, an American investment institution, said: "Obviously, based on the findings of the board of directors, Huang Renxun may be removed from the position of CEO." As the co-founder of Nvidia, Huang Renxun has personally
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Read moreBenjamin Netanyahu remains Israel's prime minister when the new parliament takes office Tuesday but its new, less friendly composition could make his life much more difficult.
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Read moreOn the 9th, the French government accused Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) of being behind a cyberattack that caused the temperature of refrigerators and freezers in French supermarkets to rise. The cyber attack in October damaged hundreds of supermarkets and caused large quantities of frozen and refrigerated food to be thrown away.
Read morePresident Paul Biya, the world's oldest leader, sets February 7 for Cameroon's delayed legislative and local polls.
Read morePresident Paul Biya, the world's oldest leader, sets February 7 for Cameroon's delayed legislative and local polls.
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