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Fired CBS reporter Catherine Herridge reveals how network killed Hunter Biden story: ‘I felt sick’

Fired CBS reporter Catherine Herridge reveals how network killed Hunter Biden story: ‘I felt sick’

She added that she was surprised that “60 Minutes” — which came under fire last month for allegedly editing comments made by Vice President Kamala Harris to avoid a “word salad” answer about the Middle East conflict — had not been working with the news division to confirm her reporting.


US employers add shockingly small 12K jobs in October — the lowest total since 2020

US employers add shockingly small 12K jobs in October — the lowest total since 2020

“It appears that we are going to have to wait for another month of economic data to better gauge a prescribed path of monetary policy from the Fed.”


India rose as global player in petroleum, sugar exports in last 5 yrs: Govt

India rose as global player in petroleum, sugar exports in last 5 yrs: Govt

India's export competitiveness has witnessed healthy gains in multiple sectors -- particularly petroleum, gemstones, agrochemicals and sugar -- during the last five years, as these segments have increased their share in global trade, according to the commerce ministry data.


Ex-Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed’s hit with sexual assault allegations by more than 400 alleged victims

Ex-Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed’s hit with sexual assault allegations by more than 400 alleged victims

A BBC documentary in September revealed Al Fayed, who died last year aged 94, sexually abused female staff at his famed London department store, forced them to have medical screenings and threatened consequences if they tried to complain.


Washington Post paying to boost stories critical of Trump after staff resignations, 250,000-subscriber loss: report

Washington Post paying to boost stories critical of Trump after staff resignations, 250,000-subscriber loss: report

The Washington Post — reeling from a mass exodus of subscribers over its refusal to endorse Kamala Harris — “aggressively ramped up its paid advertising campaign” on social media platforms that boost stories critical of Donald Trump, according to a report.


Starbucks CEO wants to make it easier for customers to get a cup of coffee — as he reveals his bold plan to overhaul stores

Starbucks CEO wants to make it easier for customers to get a cup of coffee — as he reveals his bold plan to overhaul stores

Investors are hoping that Niccol, an industry veteran and former Chipotle Mexican Grill head, will simplify the company’s leadership and operating structure, and reinvigorate the coffee-house culture at Starbucks’ US stores.


Boeing overcharged Air Force $150K for soap dispensers: watchdog

Boeing overcharged Air Force $150K for soap dispensers: watchdog

Boeing said Tuesday it was reviewing the report, adding that it “appears to be based on an inapt comparison of the prices paid for parts that meet military specifications and designs versus basic commercial items that would not be qualified or approved for use on the C-17.”


Olympus fires CEO after allegations he bought illegal drugs — sending shares down 6%

Olympus fires CEO after allegations he bought illegal drugs — sending shares down 6%

Olympus was interested in deals in digital technology and robotics after selling off its camera, voice recorder and microscope businesses, Takeuchi told Reuters in a November 2022 joint interview with Kaufmann.


Nvidia briefly overtakes Apple as world’s most valuable company

Nvidia briefly overtakes Apple as world’s most valuable company

Nvidia’s shares hit a record high on Tuesday, building on a rally from last week when TSMC, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, posted a forecast-beating 54% jump in quarterly profit driven by soaring demand for chips used in AI.


World Bank bureaucrats lost track of at least $24B in funds fighting climate change: ‘Could be twice or 10 times more’

World Bank bureaucrats lost track of at least $24B in funds fighting climate change: ‘Could be twice or 10 times more’

“There is no clear public record showing where this money went or how it was used,” Oxfam said in a press release, adding that it was even “unclear” whether funds sent to poorer countries to fight global warming were even spent on climate change projects.


Prefer Indicorns over Unicorns for a Indian approach to biz: Kunal Bahl

Prefer Indicorns over Unicorns for a Indian approach to biz: Kunal Bahl

Drawing attention to the rampant usage of the term 'unicorn' in the Indian venture capital industry, he said the world and India have been celebrating unicorns for many years now, but it's important to ask why this concept exists in the first place.


Tesla, Warner Bros. sued for allegedly ripping off images from ‘Blade Runner 2049’ to promote cybercab

Tesla, Warner Bros. sued for allegedly ripping off images from ‘Blade Runner 2049’ to promote cybercab

The lawsuit did not name specific damages but said Alcon had spent hundreds of millions of dollars building the Blade Runner 2049 brand, and said the “financial magnitude of the misappropriation here was substantial.”