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Jim Cramer Reports That Eli Lilly and Company (LLY)'s Donanemab Was Approved in Japan For Treating Early Symptomatic Alzheimer's Disease
By Yahoo! Finance |
2 days ago
Jim Cramer shared early investment experiences and the importance of starting young in the stock market. Eli Lilly & Company (LLY) stands out for its strong financial performance and innovative drug l...
Rodri is a symptom of a sport at breaking point - and we're all to blame
By The New York Times |
1 week ago
Footballer Rodri, who rarely gets injured, suffered a serious knee injury, sparking concerns about player workload. Coaches and players advocate for fewer matches, but authorities prioritize revenue o...
Bruckner: Symphony No 7 album review - Jurowski's live recording is one to cherish
By The Guardian |
1 week ago
This recording of Bruckner's Seventh Symphony by Berlin RSO and conductor Jurowski celebrates the composer's centenary with a natural, effortless flow. Jurowski's rendition with the 1944 Haas edition ...
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Council Post: Neurosymbolic AI: 20 Practical Real-World Applications
By Forbes | 1 week agoArtificial intelligence accelerates tasks by spotting patterns in data. Neurosymbolic AI combines neural networks and symbolic reasoning to enhance problem-solving, from legal document analysis to air...
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Confirmed: The CIA Worked Alongside al-Qaeda Sympathizers In Somalia
By The Washington Standard | 1 week agoA recent report confirms the CIA collaborated with al-Qaeda sympathizers in Somalia, illustrating the agency's history of destabilizing nations. The CIA's involvement in Somalia dates back to the 1960...
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Striking singers force San Francisco Symphony to cancel Verdi Requiem performances
By CBS News | 1 week agoThe San Francisco Symphony's performances of Verdi's Requiem were canceled due to a strike by Symphony Chorus members demanding better wages. Negotiations are ongoing, with the chorus feeling underval...
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CDC says a second health care worker tied to Missouri bird flu case had symptoms
By NBC News | 1 week agoA second health worker in contact with the Missouri H5N1 patient developed respiratory symptoms. The CDC is investigating possible human-to-human spread, although H5 viruses typically don't transmit b...
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San Francisco Symphony cancels performances after chorus members go on strike
By CBS News | 1 week agoThe San Francisco Symphony had to cancel performances as SF Symphony Chorus members went on strike due to proposed pay cuts in their contract. The union vows to withhold labor until a fair agreement i...
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San Francisco Symphony Chorus Goes on Strike
By The New York Times | 1 week agoThe San Francisco Symphony's chorus members are on strike, leading to the cancellation of Verdi Requiem performances. The union urges management to return to negotiations to resolve financial issues. ...
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This $1,400 luggage is the hottest quiet status symbol for celebrities and wealthy travelers. The more beat up it looks, the better.
By Business Insider | 1 week agoRimowa's luxury luggage, known for its status symbol appeal, has gained popularity among celebrities and influencers. Despite its high price, loyal customers value its quality, durability, and lifetim...
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Klatt: Arch Manning symbolizes Texas' depth, but won't create QB controversy
By Fox News | 1 week agoTexas' dominant win over UTSA showcased their depth and talent, with backup QB Arch Manning shining. Manning's impressive performance raises questions about a potential quarterback controversy, but co...
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Is Clarus Corp (CLAR) an Asymmetric Stock?
By Yahoo! Finance | 2 weeks agoMaran Capital Management's Q2 2024 investor letter reveals that Maran Partners Fund returned +4.4% in the quarter and +7.9% yearly. The fund's top holdings and analysis on stocks like Clarus Corporati...
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Nigel Farage defends US trip alongside Austrian MEP sympathetic to Russia
By The Guardian | 2 weeks agoNigel Farage is set to speak at a Chicago event alongside far-right Austrian politician, Harald Vilimsky. The event is a fundraiser for the Heartland Institute, known for climate change denialism. Far...
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Skip Bayless felt supporting Caitlin Clark incited racial division, saying she was a 'right-wing symbol'
By Fox News | 2 weeks agoSkip Bayless shared his initial reluctance to support women's basketball star Caitlin Clark due to concerns of racial division. He admitted feeling guilt for not acknowledging her talent sooner and ad...
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Epilepsy drug could reduce sleep apnoea symptoms, study finds
By The Guardian | 2 weeks agoResearch suggests sulthiame, an epilepsy drug, may reduce sleep apnoea symptoms by preventing breathing interruptions during sleep. This alternative treatment could benefit patients unable to use trad...