Intel stock drops on report Nvidia is working on an Arm-based PC chip
Intel currently has the majority of the market for PC chips, with AMD coming in second.
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France detains two over possible link to Brussels attack on Swedish football fans
French police are holding two people suspected of being associated with the Islamist gunman who shot dead two Swedish football fans in Brussels earlier this month, anti-terror prosecutors said Monday.
Hamas says it releases two female captives for health reasons; source says they are elderly Israelis
Hamas says it releases two female captives for health reasons; source says they are elderly Israelis
Argentina’s Peronists make a comeback as far-right Milei misses the mark
Soft-spoken Sergio Massa’s campaigning strategy pays off while voters seem to pull back from libertarian rival – but who will win the runoff? After a disastrous showing in Argentina’s open primaries in August, Argentina’s Peronist party made a resoundi…
Iran-backed militias claim responsibility for attack on US bases in Syria and Iraq
Iranian-backed militias have a significant presence in Iraq and Syria where US troops come under fire relatively regularly. The Islamic Resistance in Iraq struck after Israel declared war on Hamas.
Senator Bob Menendez pleads not guilty to foreign agent charge
The US Senator is accused of using his influence and power in ways that benefitted Egypt.
Hamas says it releases two female captives for health reasons
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Hamas releases two Israeli women, US advises caution on Gaza invasion
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Nestle, Volvo Among 130 Companies Urging COP28 Agreement To Ditch Fossil Fuels
Companies including Nestle, Unilever, Mahindra Group and Volvo Cars are urging political leaders to agree a timeline at the upcoming U.N. climate summit to phase out fossil fuels. From a report: The 131 companies, which have nearly $1 trillion in globa…
Seattle Times arts critic Moira Macdonald begins a new chapter
“Sometimes in life, something astonishingly wonderful happens,” Moira Macdonald writes. Here’s what’s going on and how it affects her writing about books.