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according to reuters, thats with a view to him possibly rejoining the company. when he was fired, the company released a statement, they said this... "mr altmans departure follows a deliberate review process by the board which concluded..." "the board no longer has confidence in his ability "to continue leading openai." his dismissal has angered current and former employees concerned about what his departure may mean for the value of the company. one of the big shareholders is microsof...

head of investment at interactive investor. what is going wrong? we are clearly saying that the consumer is slowing down. we are entering the golden quarter when typically we see a boost to spending in the run—up to christmas, so perhaps a lot of consumers are hunkering down, saving ahead of that expensive period in the run—up to december. haw ahead of that expensive period in the run-up to december. how much was it about the weather? _ the run-up to december. how much was it about...

largest economies are willing to restart cooperation on a number of issues. meanwhile, the us president has sought to reassure apec nations about americas commitment to the region, despite beijings efforts to expand its influence there. the bbc�*s james clayton sent us this report from the event. global even others have met today all under one roof posing for a connective photo. —— global leaders. we have seen president biden giving a talk about climate change and how the us as a...

hello and a warm welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. im max foster. bianca off this week. just ahead -- >> the united states will continue to compete vigorously with the prc but manage e that competetition respononsibly. trust t and verify as the old saying sgogoes. israeli forces are facing their biggest credibility test in gaza so far. >> this terror network is something that is very expensive. once we find it, we will share it. >> i will good news for the amer...

here in the uk very, very upset with key individuals, borisjohnson and the likes of dominic cummings, you know, these people who lost family members during the covid pandemic, and so i think that the issue last night, the lighting up of the castle, gives you a sense of some of the anger that there is around, and some of these people as you say. it must have been so distressing for people who had lost loved ones during the pandemic to listen yesterday as the details of these messages fr...

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hiring. they are not stopping there. as if we were not spending enough already, plans are underway for a new deal-style infrastructure plan costing trillions of dollars and then they will try to pass it without a single republican vote. >> but ultimately, [inaudible] >> maria: of course, hr one, a sweeping election reform law making mail-in ballots the standard and do away with need an i.d. to vote. this will fundamentally change the way this country votes and solidify power for the...

"the washington post" just issued a major retraction from a fixed news story surrounding president trump but they have yet to apologize for the three years of trump-russia collusion lies or their horrific early coverage of coronavirus. joe biden as president. oh, we are not to believe journalistic integrity has all of a sudden returned to "the washington post." we have that story for you tonight and later, sara carter will join us from a family farm that was not eligible for the democr...

president trump but they have yet to apologize for the three years of trump-russia collusion lies or their horrific early coverage of coronavirus. joe biden as president. oh, we are not to believe journalistic integrity has all of a sudden returned to "the washington post." we have that story for you tonight and later, sara carter will join us from a family farm that was not eligible for the democrats us to trillion dollar covid-19 emergency stimulus and they say because they did not m...

is once again through to the french open womens final, where she will play jasmine paolini on saturday. paolini beat 17—year—old russian mirra andreeva in straight sets. swiatek beat coco gauff, despite the american saving three match points in the second set. the world number one eventually closed out victory 6—2, 6—4. she could join monica seles and justine henin as the only women to win three straight french open womens titles during the open era. just before we go, the late...