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Dave Rubin Goes Full Moron During Basic Economics Fail
777 co-founder Josh Wander faces fraud charges
Wander is being accused of bilking investors out of $500 million by double-pledging collateral and photoshopping financial statements.
Uber predicts more human drivers with autonomous cars
The number of humans employed by Uber will actually increase as self-driving vehicles become more commonplace, a company executive predicted at Semafor's World Economy Summit.
Fintech firm lauds Kenya’s approach to crypto regulation
Chris Maurice, CEO of crypto startup YellowCard, said Kenya had learned from the mistakes of the US and Europe.
Kenya to invest $31B in infrastructure over next decade
Funds from the budget, state asset sales, and private sector resources will be pooled to build new roads, rail, and power projects.
Massive Stargate UAE data center takes shape
The data center project in Abu Dhabi will anchor a mammoth UAE-US AI Campus.
Saudi Arabia plans giant Mecca development
The King Salman Gate in Mecca will include prayer areas, residential units, hotels, and shops adjacent to the Grand Mosque.
Microsoft to move most of hardware manufacturing outside of China
The US-China AI race has served as a driver for major American tech companies to shift manufacturing elsewhere.
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How local communities are challenging Big Tech data centers’ noise, pollution and rising electricity bills
The drawer problem: Why so many of us can’t let go of our old electronics, and what we can do about it
Before SpaceX IPO, Investors in China Secretly Acquired Stakes
How (and When) to Build a Union Reform Caucus: Advice from a Grocery Worker
Over 160 Years After Abolition, Racism Still Structures US Economy
Rural areas lag behind in cancer treatment and prevention – even as rich, urban areas increasingly leave dying from cancer in the rearview
Why states are walking back their own climate and energy laws, and what they could do instead
Energy costs are high and unaffordable – what utilities, governments, communities and you can do to help save consumers money
Most American workers are checked out, and like ‘The Office,’ their bosses are the last to know
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