He held the record for hottest chilli. Then his Pepper X scorched it
Pepper X has been named the hottest chilli in the world by the Guinness Book of World Records. It’s maker says it provides “immediate, brutal heat”.
Day: October 19, 2023
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‘We back your right to go after Hamas – we want you to win’ Sunak tells Israel
‘We want you to win’: PM tells Israeli leaders they have ‘right and duty’ to respond with military action
Stock market today: Asian shares follow Wall Street lower, and Japan reports September exports rose
Shares have tumbled in Asia following a retreat on Wall Street after big U.S. companies delivered mixed profit reports and Treasury yields added pressure on stocks.
Who are Palestinian Islamic Jihad?
Hamas blamed Israel for horrific attack on a hospital in Gaza but the IDF has accused the military group PIJ of being responsible
Joe Biden owns this
The US president owns every despicable aspect of the calamity unfolding in Gaza perpetrated by its reliable proxy.
‘It scars you for life’: Workers sue Meta claiming viewing brutal videos caused psychological trauma
More than 20% of the staff Meta hired to check the violent content of Facebook and Instagram are on sick leave due to psychological trauma.
Nokia plans to cut up to 14,000 jobs, or ~16% of its 86,000 workforce, and reports Q3 2023 net sales down 20% YoY to €4.98B and profit down 69% YoY to €133M (Arjun Kharpal/CNBC)
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Nokia plans to cut up to 14,000 jobs, or ~16% of its 86,000 workforce, and reports Q3 2023 net sales down 20% YoY to €4.98B and profit down 69% YoY to €133M — – Nokia said it would cut up to 14,000 jo…
Xi Jinping says will work with Egypt to help stabilise Middle East
Chinese President Xi Jinping told Egypt’s prime minister on Thursday that Beijing hoped to work with his country to bring “more stability” to the Middle East, state media reported, as the Israel-Hamas conflict cast a shadow over the region.