The recent bankruptcy filing of Fisker, an all-electric vehicle startup, sheds light on the challenges faced by companies in the EV industry. With lackluster consumer demand, significant cash burn, operational issues, and product hiccups, Fisker has become the latest casualty in a string of EV company collapses. Fisker’s downfall can be attributed to a combination
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A recent study highlighted the concerning reality of lost opportunities in treating drug overdose survivors covered by the Medicare program. The study showcased the challenges associated with managing chronic pain and addiction, painting a bleak picture of the current state of treatment for overdose survivors. Despite recommendations from experts in the field, overdose survivors on
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has accused Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell of prioritizing the interests of the financial industry over the well-being of the economy. She claims that Powell is advocating for changes to the Basel III Endgame regulations that would significantly reduce the capital requirements for large American banks. Warren expressed her disappointment in Powell’s
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Asus recently unveiled the Vivobook S 15 at its “Next Level. AI Incredible.” event, marking it as the company’s first Copilot+ PC. This advanced laptop is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chipset and comes with cutting-edge Windows AI features. The device boasts an impressive OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, promising up to
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The research conducted by University of Missouri anthropologist Jonathan Paige and Arizona State University anthropologist Charles Perreault sheds light on a significant leap in stone tool complexity around 600,000 years ago. This sudden increase in complexity suggests a rapid advancement in hominin knowledge, leading to the proficient adaptation of modern humans and our ancestors to
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The UK’s summer this year has not been living up to expectations, with cold northerly winds from the Arctic keeping temperatures lower than usual. Last year saw record-breaking highs in June, making this year’s start even more disappointing. However, Sky News weather producer Kirsty McCabe says that a shift in weather patterns is on the
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In a groundbreaking move, the FDA has approved two new immunotherapy-chemotherapy options for patients with primary advanced or recurrent endometrial cancer. One of the options is the PD-1-directed immune checkpoint inhibitor pembrolizumab, also known as Keytruda, which is now approved in combination with carboplatin and paclitaxel for patients with either mismatch repair (MMR)-deficient or MMR-proficient
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