Warren Buffett recently addressed Berkshire Hathaway shareholders with a sense of solemnity, acknowledging the future succession of leadership at the conglomerate he founded. With the passing of his close friend and business partner, Charlie Munger, last year, the question of who will lead Berkshire in the years to come has become a pressing concern among
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Recent research has indicated that keeping carbon dioxide (CO2) levels low can help reduce infectious airborne viral loads. While initially focusing on the pathogen responsible for COVID-19, this study has broader implications for limiting the transmission of viruses in spaces with poor ventilation. University of Bristol chemist Allen Haddrell suggests that simply opening a window
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Sadiq Khan’s recent re-election as London’s mayor is a significant win for the Labour Party, solidifying their dominance over the Conservatives in local elections. This victory marks Khan’s third term as mayor, despite facing criticism over issues such as knife crime and the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). The Labour Party’s success in London reflects
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The case of Mark Schultz, a California man indicted for threatening Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, sheds light on the disturbing trend of violence and intimidation directed towards government officials in the United States. Schultz’s repeated threats against Willis, including menacing comments posted on YouTube livestream videos, not only targeted her personally but also
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The study conducted in France comparing high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) and radical prostatectomy (RP) as primary treatments for localized prostate cancer found that HIFU was non-inferior to surgery. Patients treated with HIFU had a significantly higher salvage treatment-free survival rate compared to those who underwent RP. The study, known as the HIFI study, was a
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