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Morning Post | Huawei's small foldable computer MateBook Fold S debuts/"GTA VI" starts preloading, targeting 30fps on all platforms/Dong Mingzhu responds to Gree's declining performance: Copper prices are rising, Gree will continue to use copper

· Li Bin: Weilai ES9 will usher in the delivery of the 40,000th unit · TSMC’s revenue in October hit a new monthly high this year, a year-on-year increase of nearly 60% · The CEO of the Audi-SAIC cooperation project said that AUDI will launch three new cars in the next three years # Welcome to follow the official WeChat public account of Aifaner: Aifaner (WeChat ID: ifanr), and more exciting content will be provided to you as soon as possible.

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Maybe it’s a new tagline. Maybe it’s more punctuation. Maybelline’s 35-year-old slogan has an update

First introduced in 1991, ‘Maybe she’s born with it’ is out the door – but is the new slogan a glow-up? Alyx, I hear a certain makeup brand has updated its tagline. Why is this a big deal? The jingle that has been burned into the minds of women around the world since its Christy Turlington-helmed debut in 1991, “Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s Maybelline”, has received what has being described as a “modernisation”. In a new campaign with Miley Cyrus, the “she’s” will be replaced with “we’re”, which both changes the observer’s perspective to something a little more self-directed and makes

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[Titanium Morning News] Li Qiang signed a State Council order and announced the revised "Foundation Management Regulations"; Alibaba plans to spin off Pingtou Ge and independently list in Hong Kong; Anthropic's IPO pricing range has been determined, and the target market value is about US$1 trillion, lower than expected

iMoutai will gradually shift from a "snap-up" mode to daily sales; TSMC has approved a capital budget of US$40.9 billion for long-term capacity expansion; Huawei's new storage system is about to launch commercial trials; Jia Guolong pledged Xibei's equity, with the equity amount exceeding 26.6 million; NVIDIA and Huang Jen-Hsun were subject to shareholder class actions; National Development and Reform Commission: Increase the supply of general high school and higher education degrees through multiple channels; reduce the leakage of personal information, and the first batch of 700 dedicated code service pilots were approved.

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French police raid Ritz hotel in Mohamed Al Fayed sexual abuse investigation

Arrests made after three properties were searched in relation to inquiry into late businessman French police have made arrests after raiding three properties, including the Ritz hotel in Paris, in relation to an investigation into sexual abuse and trafficking by Mohamed Al Fayed. Several individuals were taken into custody for questioning last month and later released, according to the Paris public prosecutor’s office. Another property in Paris and one in Saint-Tropez, both with links to Fayed, were also searched in mid-October. Continue reading...

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Crypto

OpenAI lets US organizations build business agents on ChatGPT

OpenAI's move to enable business agents on ChatGPT could revolutionize workflow automation, enhancing efficiency and decision-making in organizations. The post OpenAI lets US organizations build business agents on ChatGPT appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

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Growth at all costs is not a sustainable policy | Letters

The key task should be to ensure that essential services improve the wellbeing of individuals and local communities, writes Peter Riddle. Plus letters from Sheila Triggs and Stephen Smith A key lesson for the UK from the US midterm elections is that a different approach to managing the economy is essential if Labour hopes to retain power in two years’ time. Voters in the UK will judge Andy Burnham’s government just as harshly as American voters have judged Donald Trump if they too feel the economy is not working for them. Meeting the rising costs of food, utilities, transport and housing has b

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