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Jen-Hsun Huang's extramarital affair with suspected Chinese spy: What do we know so far?
The tech billionaire is embroiled in a scandal involving his personal life and national security.
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Finance
How to get the buzz back on Britain’s high streets | Letters
Readers respond to an article about the decline of town centres Sammy Gecsoyler’s report from Rotherham (‘It’s just vape shops, nail shops, charity shops’: can anything save the British high street?, 4 November) tells the story in its dates. One out-of-town retail park in Britain in 1981; 385 by 1996. Parkgate opened in 1987 and MPs warned that it would disembowel towns and villages. It did. Rotherham town centre is now 24% vacant, while retail park vacancy nationally sits at 4.8%. That is not a mystery. It is 40 years of planning policy. We have since gone one step further by making home deli
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International
Is the party ending in Birmingham’s nightlife district?
Letters: Guardian readers reflect on rail development plans for Digbeth, and on 200 years of musical history – from Duran Duran to the club scene
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International
Like fridges, heat pumps don’t need an annual service
Letter: Ground-source and air-source heat pumps are extremely efficient machines, writes, David Reynolds
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International
Obama granted me clemency after 23 years in prison. What will it take for Trump to do similar?
Letter: Danielle Metz wonders whether the president will extend the forgiveness he has shown the 6 January insurrectionists to other prisoners, in response to an article by James Rosen
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International
Gaza: heavy rains kill four in Palestinian displaced camp
Torrential rains in the Gaza Strip caused a sand and stone embankment to collapse onto the tents of displaced Palestinians, killing a woman and three children. Nearly 70,000 camp tents where displaced people live were flooded.
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International
Mint sauce is for lamb, not chips
Brief letters: National dishes | Monty’s bulb lasagne | ‘Granny’ annexe | Sheriff Hutton to the rescue | Veto v vote
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Crypto
Vitalik Buterin Backs an AI Slowdown as AI Tokens Slide 30%: Is the AI Crypto Bubble Popping?
Vitalik Buterin backs slowing the AI data center race. AI tokens fell 29.7% in 30 days, three times Bitcoin. Is the AI crypto bubble popping? The post Vitalik Buterin Backs an AI Slowdown as AI Tokens Slide 30%: Is the AI Crypto Bubble Popping? appeared first on Coinspeaker.
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International
Pakistani farmers' long fight to make big German companies pay for floods
In the middle of rice fields and fields in Pakistan, farmers are trying to write a new page in climate action by demanding that large Western companies compensate them for the floods...
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International
A Spanish investigation denounces TikTok's inaction in the face of the presence of pedophiles on its platform
The Spanish anti-misinformation foundation Maldita.es will take TikTok to court for not doing enough to prevent pedophiles from exchanging illegal material or requesting content…
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International
Turkey steel factory blast kills 16, probe launched
An explosion ripped through a steel plant in western Turkey on Monday, killing 16 people and injuring 13, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, announcing investigations into the tragedy.
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Crypto
Bitcoin Price Prediction: Will BTC Recover If US Inflation Keeps Rate Hike Bets Alive?
Bitcoin price traded below $75,000 on Monday, November 9, as investors prepared for another inflation test. The cryptocurrency lost more than 4% last week, extending its decline for a fifth consecutive week. Ethereum held above $2,100, while XRP price approached $1 as weakness spread across major digital assets. Strong employment figures and heavy fund withdrawals The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: Will BTC Recover If US Inflation Keeps Rate Hike Bets Alive? appeared first on CoinGape.
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