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Musk anticipates that the US regulators will allow brain implant testing in six months

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Musk anticipates that the US regulators will allow brain implant testing. Elon Musk, tech billionaire and tech entrepreneur, said that his Neuralink company is looking for permission to use its brain implant in humans soon. Musk stated that his team is currently asking US regulators for permission to test the device in a live streaming presentation. Musk stated that he believes the company should be in a position to place the implant in the human brain in six months as part of a clinical study, but that time frame is not certain. Musk's Neuralink, one of many organizations working to…

Dec

03

2022

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The US Navy investigates 4 suicides at the same facility in one month

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The US Navy investigates 4 suicides at the same facility in one month. According to a Navy official, the US Navy is currently investigating four suicides that occurred at a US Navy shore-based facility over a period of one month. The purpose of the investigation is to determine if the deaths were related and whether sailors received enough mental health care and support. Between October 30 and November 26, suicides occurred among enlisted sailors from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center, Norfolk, Virginia. Navy Capt. Jay Young, the commanding officers of MARMC said in a statement that he could confirm the…

Dec

02

2022

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Government put forth bill making reproductive technology possible in hospitals

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Government put forth bill making reproductive technology possible in hospitals. Local authorities have created a bill to help parents who are struggling with infertility. The legislation, which governs assisted reproductive technology, will be submitted to the Legislative Assembly soon for consideration. The Executive Council has introduced a bill that allows married couples or couples who have been diagnosed as infertile to use reproductive technology to increase their chances of having children. Pricing and Launch Window for GPD Win 4 Windows Gaming Handhelds Alvis Lo Iek, Director of the Health Bureau, stated at a press conference today that the legislation will…

Dec

02

2022

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Pricing and Launch Window for GPD Win 4 Windows Gaming Handhelds

Newsgaming, GPD Win 4, news, PCs

Pricing and Launch Window for GPD Win 4 Windows Gaming Handhelds. GPD, a Chinese company that makes gaming consoles for global markets, announced the GPD Win 4 Windows Handheld gaming system in September. Although the brand promised that the console would be available for sale by November 31, the date has not yet been set and they are still not available for purchase. GPD, a Chinese company that makes gaming consoles for global markets, announced the GPD Win 4 Windows Handheld gaming system in September. Although the brand promised that the console would be available for sale by November 31,…

Dec

02

2022

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

Low inflation is a major concern for the global economy: Rajan, ex-RBI chief

Newseconomy, india, inflation, news, Thailand, US

Low inflation is a major concern for the global economy: Rajan, ex-RBI chief. Raghuram Rajan, an ex-governor of India's central banks, stated that the global economy could return to low inflation and that central bankers who pursue restrictive monetary policies should be aware. Foreign Trusts Pose Headaches for US Transferors and Beneficiaries Rajan, who is now a professor of finance in the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, stated that central banks need to ask themselves whether their policies were flexible enough when inflation moved from low to high. He said Friday at a conference hosted by the Bank…

Dec

02

2022

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Foreign Trusts Pose Headaches for US Transferors and Beneficiaries

Newsforeign trade, revenue code, tax, US

Foreign Trusts Pose Headaches for US Transferors and Beneficiaries Although foreign trusts can provide greater asset protection, they can also create tax problems for US residents, citizens, and entities including corporations and partnerships, according to Jimmy Sexton, Esquire Group's Jimmy Sexton. US clients have been using foreign trusts and foundations as a means of protecting their assets for years. With good reason: foreign asset protection trusts can often offer greater asset protection than domestic asset trusts. Many foreign asset protection trust jurisdictions have firewall provisions that do not recognize foreign judgments and are therefore out of the US court's jurisdiction.…

Dec

02

2022

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The US has designated Pakistani terrorist organizations as terrorist groups

Newscrime, news, Pakistan, terriorism, US

The US has designated Pakistani terrorist organizations as terrorist groups. The United States has added key Pakistani militant organization and al-Qaida branch of the al-Qaida group to its "global terrorists" list. This triggered sanctions against the groups amid an increase in militant violence within this Islamic nation. The State Department's decision on Thursday comes just days after Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (also known as TTP) ended a month-long ceasefire with Pakistan. It then resumed attacks across Pakistan. TTP threatened Pakistani authorities with further attacks. Security was tightened by the Interior Ministry, which issued orders for extra security outside of worship and other…

Dec

01

2022

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Why do Cats Attack Pregnant Woman

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Cats are one of the most common pets in the world. They are also known to be very affectionate and loyal. However, cats can also be very aggressive and violent. In fact, they can even attack pregnant women without any warning signs or provocation.(Why do Cats Attack Pregnant Woman) The reasons why cats attack pregnant women is not entirely clear and there are many theories about it. Some think that it's because of their sense of smell and others believe that it's because they feel threatened by the unborn baby inside the woman's belly. The Science Behind Why Cats Attack…

Dec

01

2022

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Small business urging customers to shop small this holiday season

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Small business urging customers to shop small this holiday season. This year, small businesses across the country are encouraging you to shop small and support your local community. Fortville used to be a tiny dot on the map. Now, it’s a town where people are chasing their dreams — and they say your support during the holiday season keeps those dreams alive. “I wouldn't want to be anywhere else, I say. I love having a little shop on Main Street USA,” said Kim Hubert, owner of Red Ranch Shoppes. “It's a small town jumping in behind us and pushing us…

Dec

01

2022

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

Dollar falls to a 3-month low against the yen, as Powell warns that Fed will slow down

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Dollar falls to a 3-month low against the yen - On Thursday, the dollar fell to a three month low against the yen as traders listened to comments from Jerome Powell, Federal Reserve Chair, that suggested interest rate hikes could be slowed down "as soon" as December. The dollar-yen exchange rate is very sensitive to long-term U.S yield changes The overnight drop in equities to 3.6% was almost two months long. Powell stated at the Brookings Institution, Washington, that slowing down at this stage is a good option to balance the risk. He also said that inflation control "will require…

Dec

01

2022

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Hopes of a slowing U.S. rate increase helping Gulf stocks to gain

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Hopes of a slowing U.S. rate increase helping Gulf stocks to gain The stock markets in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Qatar began the month on Thursday on a positive note. Both indexes gained to a third session on Thursday after investors put their hopes on a slowdown of U.S. Federal Reserve monetary tightening. Jerome Powell, Fed Chair, said that the U.S. central banks could reduce the pace of interest rate increases "as soon December," but warned that the fight against inflation is far from over. China will take steps to defend its companies following the U.S. telecoms ban The majority…

Dec

01

2022

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China will take steps to defend its companies following the U.S. telecoms ban

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China will take steps to defend its companies following the U.S. telecoms ban. China has reacted against the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's ban of new Chinese telecommunications equipment sales. The commerce ministry stated on Thursday that it opposes the ban and pledged to take the necessary steps to protect the rights of domestic companies. Friday's ban by the Biden administration on import or sale of new telecommunications equipment made from China's Huawei Technologies (000063.SZ) was based on national security concerns. Biden urges Congress to stop a potential rail strike. Shu Jueting, spokesperson for China's commerce ministry, stated that China will…

Nov

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2022

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Why Are Truck Drivers So Angry

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For someone saddled with such a responsibility and having to take orders and responding to calls while driving, it’s only natural for them to get angry. So, if you ever come across a truck driver, try to be super nice to them because driving a truck can get hard sometimes. They cannot sleep at night because they are performing other duties. Insufficient sleep can cause their eyes to remain red and increase the likelihood of them colliding with other vehicles.(Why Are Truck Drivers So Angry) My friends who drive at night complain that it is difficult to drive. Drivers of…

Nov

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2022

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Technology partnership aims Kidney disease Treatment

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Technology partnership aims Kidney disease Treatment. Strive Health and Southern California Kidney Consultants have partnered to improve the outcomes and management of chronic care for Medicare patients with kidney disease. A joint entity was formed by the largest nephrology practice in Orange County, California and a Denver-based technology company to provide better quality and more cost-effective kidney care. Strive Health and Southern California Kidney Consultants (SCKC), have teamed up to create a joint venture that targets Medicare beneficiaries in Southern California. Each partner receives financial benefits, management and governance of risk contracts with Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D plans.…

Nov

30

2022

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Biden urges Congress to stop a potential rail strike.

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Biden urges Congress to stop a potential rail strike. Monday's request by President Joe Biden to Congress for an intervention to stop a rail strike before the next month deadline in the stalled contract negotiations was met with congressional speaker Nancy Pelosi stating that lawmakers would consider legislation this week to implement the agreement the unions reached in September. Biden stated in a statement that a railroad shutdown would "devastate our economy." Many U.S. industries will shut down if freight rail is not available. Pelosi stated in a statement that she was hesitant to skip the standard ratification process of…

Nov

30

2022

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

After Rebound, Bond Bulls are $2.8 Trillion More Secure This Month

NewsAmazon, inflation, news, US dollars

After Rebound, Bond Bulls are $2.8 Trillion More Secure This Month In November, global bonds rose to a record $2.8 trillion, as investors believed central banks were able to control inflation. However, it is not clear how long this party will last. The market value for investment-grade corporate and government debt securities has risen to $59.2 trillion, from $56.4 trillion at October's end. This is the largest monthly increase in a Bloomberg Index since 1990. After US inflation fell more than anticipated, the Federal Reserve signaled a slowdown in aggressive rate increases and buoying sentiment, the gauge rebounded. Omar Slim, an Omar…

Nov

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2022

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FRA identifies priority Projects for Northeast Corridor Upgrade

NewsFederal Railroad Administration, Federal-State Partnership, infrastructure, The NEC Project

FRA identifies priority Projects for Northeast Corridor Upgrade. The United States Federal Government can provide funding up to $US 24bn. The US Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), has published a list listing priority projects. This funding will be up to $US24bn. It is being used to improve intercity passenger rail service along the Northeast Corridor (NEC), between Washington, DC and New York City. The NEC Project Inventory's first edition includes 68 projects, divided into 15 major backlog and 53 capital renewal, station and improvement projects. FRA claims the projects will reverse decades-long underinvestment of the country's infrastructure. They will replace and…

Nov

30

2022

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HCM City is developing seaport infrastructure

NewsCan Gio, HCM City, infrastructure, international transshipment

HCM City is developing seaport infrastructure The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee just released a decision regarding the implementation plan for the development of the seaport infrastructure system in the southern metropolis. The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee just released a decision regarding the implementation plan for the development of the seaport infrastructure system in the southern metropolis. Why the Course Industry is Broken The municipal seaport and other Group 4 ports in Vietnam are expected to see their goods and passengers throughputs reach 461-540m tones and 1.7-1.8million respectively by 2030. The average annual growth rate of passenger…

Nov

29

2022

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Why the Course Industry is Broken

EducationCalifornia State University, Course Industry, education

According to Class Central, there were 110,000,000 enrolled in online courses worldwide in 2019. It is amazing how many people enrolled in online courses. But the question is, how many actually completed the course, or dropped out after the first lesson. A recent study showed that 52% of course participants never look at courseware. Over five years, the average dropout rate is 96%. We'll be discussing the top 10 reasons students don't succeed online learning. This checklist is useful for eLearning businesses and anyone who is involved in online teaching.(why the course industry is broken) A word on the Global…

Nov

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2022

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