Apple agreed to help Chinese companies build “the most advanced manufacturing technologies” and to invest billions more in China, per The Information.
During a Q&A with the Wall Street Journal, Tesla CEO quipped about the role of the state: ELON MUSK: It does not make sense to take the job of capital allocation away from people with a demonstrated great skill in capital allocation and give it
A whistleblower has revealed Foreign Office chaos over the fall of Kabul, and highlighted the incompetence we see every day, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
The truth is, the government is shockingly bad at counting stuff. As Matthew Yglesias points out in the title of a distressing but illuminating Substack post, “The CDC’s vaccine data is all wrong.” Examining aggregate data at the national,
A mass trial of critics and opponents of Cambodia’s government charged with treason for their nonviolent political activities resumed Tuesday, amid an ongoing crackdown on dissent. Only six of 44 defendants summoned by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court turned up at Tuesday’s trial session,
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he’s against President Joe Biden’s spending bill, pointing to his concerns with the “insane” federal deficit. “Honestly, I would just can this whole bill,” Musk said late Monday during the Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council Summit.
I am glad to know that a politically influenced advisory board has rated the job that City Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming is doing as “effective” (”Long-anticipated review of Baltimore’s inspector general released,
Apology comes as dozens of departmental figures, from junior officials to former ministers, face investigation
The incoming Czech centre-right government has promised a bold start to its term by pledging to re-write the 2022 state budget to slash billions of dollars in spending and cut the deficit. The savings it actually delivers may fall short of the pledge as rising
The government has admitted a series of failings in the years leading up to the Grenfell Tower disaster and apologised to victims of the fire. Its barrister told the Grenfell Tower public inquiry it was “deeply sorry for its past failures” in overseeing building safety.