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  • Could Disney's Next CEO Be a Woman? All Eyes on Dana Walden Dana Walden is a top contender for Disney's CEO position, paralleling Kamala Harris's bid for the first female U.S. president.
  • Biden Backs First US Lithium Mine to Cut China Reliance on EV Batteries The Biden administration has approved the first U.S. lithium mine in Nevada to reduce reliance on China for EV battery production.
  • 19-Year-Old Walmart Employee Found Dead in Bakery Oven at Walmart: What Happened? A teenage female employee at Walmart was found dead inside a large commercial oven, prompting a police investigation.
  • Microsoft Shareholders Push for Bitcoin: Could Tech Giant Join Crypto Craze? Microsoft's board opposes a Bitcoin investment proposal at the upcoming shareholders meeting, citing volatility and stability concerns.
  • Palladium Prices Spike 9.5% on Potential G7 Sanctions Against Russia’s Metals Palladium prices surged 9.5% after the U.S. proposed G7 sanctions on Russian minerals, raising supply concerns amid market anxiety.
  • Tesla Breaks Records Again – 7 Million EVs in Just 12 Months Tesla hits 7M EVs produced, all pure electric, bolstered by Shanghai Gigafactory. Q3 net profit rises to $2.17B amid growth.
  • Lithium Goldmine in Arkansas: Could Reshape Global Battery Market by 2030 Researchers discovered significant lithium reserves in Arkansas, potentially exceeding global battery demand and reshaping the EV market.
  • North Korea's Mining Sector Boosted by Expanded Machinery Production for Apatite North Korea's machinery industry boosts production of equipment for apatite mining, including pumps and mining wagons.
  • Apple's Tim Cook Returns to China After 7 Months as iPhone Sales Falter Tim Cook visits China amid declining iPhone sales, meeting students and promoting discounts ahead of Singles' Day.
  • E. Coli Hits McDonald's, 49 Hospitalized: Onions and Beef at the Center of Investigation On Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed cases in 10 states, with one death and 49 people hospitalized.
  • WTI Crude Rebounds After Middle East Tensions and China’s Rate Cut As military tensions escalated in the Middle East, the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil surged in the New York oil market.
  • Gold Hits Record High as Middle East Tensions and U.S. Election Fuel Demand Gold and silver prices surge amid election uncertainty and geopolitical risks, with gold reaching record highs of $2,740.
  • Haven-1: Inside the World’s First Commercial Space Station Set for 2024 Launch The Haven-1 commercial space station, launching in 2024, features a luxurious design inspired by high-end hotels, enhancing space tourism.
  • Chinese-Made Robot Vacuums Caught Shouting 'F*!' at Americans Chinese robotic vacuums have been hacked, emitting offensive language and racial slurs, raising concerns over security vulnerabilities.
  • China and Turkey Set to Dominate Rare Earth Market with New Partnership China and Turkey signed an MOU to enhance cooperation in rare earth mining, aiming to strengthen global supply chains.
  • Musk Eyes Global Dominance: Tesla Semi Truck Heading for Europe and Beyond Elon Musk aims for the Tesla Semi truck to become a global product, with potential production in Europe and China by 2026.
  • GM CEO Warns of 'Race to the Bottom' as Chinese EVs Take Over the Market Mary Barra warns of fierce competition from Chinese EV makers, stressing GM must offer affordable options to remain competitive.
  • Elon Musk’s xAI Hiring AI Tutors—$65/hr for Bilingual Experts Elon Musk's xAI is hiring AI Tutors to generate data for NLP algorithms, offering remote contracts at $35-$65 per hour.
  • Intel Under Fire in China: Security Reviews Threaten Billions in Revenue Intel faces strict security reviews in China over product vulnerabilities, raising concerns about its financial impact amid trade tensions.
  • Nvidia Slips 5% After U.S. Considers New AI Chip Export Restrictions Semiconductor stocks took a sharp hit on the New York Stock Exchange, with Nvidia, a leader in AI chips, seeing a nearly 5% drop.
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