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Macron Dodges Debt Warning as Rating Firms Hold Views on France
Emmanuel Macron avoided a reprimand of his stalling efforts to tackle France’s bloated debt burden as two rating firms kept their assessments of the country’s creditworthiness unchanged.
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Boeing Credit Outlook Gets Gloomier as Fitch Also Turns Negative
Fitch Ratings became the third major credit grader to turn pessimistic on Boeing Co. as the planemaker’s crisis brings scrutiny to its balance sheet.
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American Air Dropping Some Global Flights on Boeing 787 Delays
American Airlines Group Inc. is cutting some international flights and reducing the frequency of others because beleaguered planemaker Boeing Co. won’t deliver as many widebody aircraft as planned this year.
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‘Doomsday Plane’ Contract for $13 Billion Goes to Sierra Nevada
Sierra Nevada Corp. has won a $13 billion contract to develop a successor to the “Doomsday Plane,” the E-4B command and control aircraft on which the president would fly in in event of national emergency such as a nuclear attack, the Pentagon announced Friday.
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Manor Lords is off to a flying start on Steam, just hours after its early access release
It mightn’t be a huge surprise to hear – given we’re talking about one of Steam’s most wishlisted games in recent times…
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Microsoft and IBM release source code for one of the weirdest versions of MS-DOS
DOS 4.00 was supposed to add multitasking to the OS, but it was not to be.
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Here’s how Google patched the account security loophole on Google TV and Android TV
Google TV and Android TV have had an account security loophole that’s almost too obvious, but here’s how it’s been fixed.
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Student Movements Are Often Wrong
National Socialist German Student League poster. (NA) A recent viral tweet (it has 8.6 million views) inspired by controversy over anti-Israel activism on college campuses asserts that [a] good law of history is that if you ever find yourself opposing a student movement while siding with the ruling class, you are wrong. Every single time. […]
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Chemerinsky: “Anti-Semitism is not taken as seriously as other kinds of prejudice”
Dean Erwin Chemerinsky wrote an essay in The Atlantic about the protest at his home. The Dean provides more details on the facts leading up to, and during the protest. But the one paragraph towards the bottom is perhaps the most important: Overall, though, this experience has been enormously sad. It made me realize how anti-Semitism […]
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Sam Altman and Tech CEOs Join Biden’s AI Safety and Security Board
The U.S. government has taken a strategic step by involving tech CEOs, including Sam Altman of OpenAI, in the newly formed Artificial Intelligence Safety and Security Board. This initiative aims to harness their expertise in artificial intelligence to enhance national and economic security. By focusing on the protection of critical infrastructure like power grids and […]
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