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Giuliani FINALLY Scores a Legal Win in the Battle of the Bozos
It should have been a matchup for the ages. In the red corner, a disgraced former elected official who is currently facing criminal charges and a $148 million ruling against him in a defamation case. In the blue corner, the son of a sitting American president who’s just made history by being found guilty for lying about his illegal drug use when buying a gun.But the head-to-head battle of two of the most ignominious figures in American political life is no longer happening. Hunter Biden has agre
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Boeing finds new flaws in 787 jets: sources
STORY: Boeing has found more quality problems on its jets. Reuters sources say the issues this time concern its 787 widebody planes. They say the aerospace giant has found hundreds of incorrectly tightened fasteners on some undelivered aircraft. The sources say the problem was discovered at plant in South Carolina, with the fasteners found to have been tightened from the wrong end. There is no immediate concern about flight safety, but one source says Boeing is trying to understand how the problem arose - and how much work it must do to remedy the issue.The company confirmed the checks to Reuters, and said there would be no impact on deliveries. Even so, it’s another concern for investors after a series of quality control issues at the company. Some of its big-selling 737 MAX jets were grounded for a time earlier this year after a midair blowout on one of the planes. The Federal Aviation Administration has blocked a plan to raise output of the model, while Boeing takes steps to ensure manufacturing quality. Regulators said they were aware of the new concerns regarding the 787, and would work with the company to determine appropriate action. Boeing shares are down around 30% this year amid all the problems.
BBC
'Mouse jigglers' pretending to work fired by bank
Wells Fargo has fired a number of workers, after reviewing claims of fake keyboard activity.
The Canadian Press
Future of Elon Musk and Tesla are on the line this week as shareholders vote on massive pay package
DETROIT (AP) — If Tesla shareholders vote against restoring Elon Musk's $44.9 billion pay package Thursday, the CEO could deliver on threats to take artificial intelligence research to one of his other companies. Or he could even could walk away.
Moneywise
3 reasons why boomers are eating through their retirement savings so quickly — how to preserve your nest egg
High costs aren’t helping.
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First Canadian commercial electric flight soars over Vancouver Island
History was made in Canada, as the country's first commercial electric flight took off from Vancouver Island. As Catherine Urquhart reports, a lucky flight school student got the opportunity of a lifetime.
South China Morning Post
Tech war: China's top memory chip maker YMTC sees rising domestic demand, defying US curbs
China's top memory chip maker, Yangtze Memory Technologies Corporation (YMTC), is seeing a surge in demand for its flash memory chips, which have become a top choice for local clients, particularly those working in government and military-related projects, as Beijing strives to cut reliance on foreign semiconductor products. Demand for locally manufactured components, from graphics processing units to flash memory chips, has been surging, as China embarks on an ambitious drive to expand computin
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B.C. coal mining company fined for more than 400 violations
A B.C. coal mining company in northeastern B.C. has been fined more than $45,000 for repeated violations of the province's environmental protection rules, including the failure to monitor mine waste into fish-bearing water and failure to limit particulate being put into the air.Conuma Resources Limited is a metallurgical coal mining company operating in the Tumbler Ridge area in northeastern B.C., roughly 660 kilometres directly northeast of Vancouver.It mines coal from to produce carbon used in
Reuters
EU pork industry faces 'nightmare' if China restricts imports
Europe's pork industry faces a "nightmare scenario" of lower prices and falling profitability if China restricts imports from the region, industry executives and analysts said on Friday. China imported $6 billion worth of pork, including offal, in 2023 and more than half came from the EU, Chinese customs data showed. Ending those orders would result in a huge loss of business for Europe's meat industry.
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I'm 64 With $1.2 Million in a 401(k) and $2,800 Social Security Benefit. What's My Retirement Budget?
For an average single person planning to stop working at 64, a $1.2 million 401(k) account and $2,800 Social Security benefit could provide enough income to make ends meet during retirement. Widely used guidelines suggest your annual income may be around $81,600, which may or may not be more than your annual expenses. Much depends […] The post I’m 64 With $1.2 Million in a 401(k) and $2,800 Social Security Benefit. What’s My Retirement Budget? appeared first on SmartReads by SmartAsset.
The Canadian Press
Coastal GasLink completes $7.15B bond offering, largest in corporate Canadian history
CALGARY — Calgary-based TC Energy Corp., the company behind the Coastal GasLink pipeline, says it has completed the largest corporate bond offering in Canadian history.
GOBankingRates
7 Common Mistakes That Will Keep You From Retiring Wealthy
Proper planning is crucial if you want to retire wealthy. Here are some common mistakes you’ll want to avoid, as they can seriously deter your plans.
Reuters
Swedish government says no to new power cable to Germany
The Swedish government has turned down an application to build a new subsea power connection between Sweden and Germany, the 700 megawatts Hansa PowerBridge project, because the German market is not efficient enough, it said on Friday. "We can't connect southern Sweden, which has a large deficit in electricity production, with Germany, where the electricity market today does not function efficiently," Energy Minister Ebba Busch said in a statement. "That would risk leading to higher prices and a more unstable electricity market in Sweden," she said.
South China Morning Post
Huawei's HarmonyOS unseats Apple's iOS to become China's No 2 mobile operating platform
Huawei Technologies' mobile platform HarmonyOS has overtaken Apple's iOS to become the second-biggest mobile operating system in mainland China in the first quarter, according to the latest market data from Counterpoint Research. HarmonyOS accounted for a 17 per cent share in the first quarter to surpass iOS for the first time in the world's biggest smartphone market, as strong domestic demand for Huawei's latest 5G handsets drove up adoption of the Shenzhen-based company's self-developed mobile
The Canadian Press
Uber says new B.C. rules will increase costs, Eby says companies can 'suck it up'
VANCOUVER — Uber says regulation changes for ride-share and delivery workers in British Columbia will drive up costs and reduce demands for local restaurants, but Premier David Eby says complaining companies can "suck it up."
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The Only Way You Should Store Corn, According to a Corn Farmer
How to pick the freshest corn and the best way to store it so that it stays sweet.
Sacramento Bee
It’s time for the legislature to require CalPERS, CalSTRS to divest from fossil fuels | Opinion
“The pensions have had more than a decade to deal with the issue of fossil fuel divestment, but they have failed to act.”
Reuters
US manufacturing group calls for stronger protection against Chinese imports
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A policy group led by the United Steelworkers union and domestic manufacturers is calling for the U.S. to enact stronger trade barriers to Chinese imports after President Joe Biden imposed steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, solar panels and other strategic goods. The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) on Friday published a report on China's excess industrial capacity that echoes concerns raised by the Biden administration and U.S. allies in recent months, saying quick action was needed to stem a rising tide of cheap and subsidized exports that threatens U.S. jobs. The group called for the return of a long-expired import surge protection tool that was created when Beijing joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, the event that turned China into a global export powerhouse.
GOBankingRates
Have $500,000 in Retirement Savings? Here’s How Much You Could Spend per Year
For a comfortable retirement, 26% of overall Americans said they would need anywhere from $500,000 to $1 million. This key takeaway comes from a GOBankingRates January 2024 survey polling 1,005...
South China Morning Post
EU's tariffs may stall SAIC's exports of EV but do little to keep BYD at bay, analysts say
The European Union's proposed import tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) will do little to keep Chinese brands at Europe's gate, as the most innovative and cost-effective assemblers like BYD can overcome any hurdle, analysts said. "The tariffs will only affect Chinese brands' exports to Europe in the near term," said Guotai Junan Securities analyst Wu Xiaofei. That is a relief for an industry that had been awaiting the EU's nine-month anti-subsidy investigation, which culminated this week in puni

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