Monthly Archives: November 2022

Southampton’s new manager Nathan Jones is a man of faith… and tattoos! Welshman first realised his coaching ambitions while playing in Spain and is ready for another crack at a big club after failing at Stoke Southampton-bound Jones led Luton for the final time on Tuesday night The Welshman has worked himself up from the pits […]

On Friday, Washington announced new rules to restrict sales of semiconductor technology to China. Source link

Tesla (TSLA) brought back an insurance subsidy purchased in China through year-end, following a price cut in late October as the EV giant tries to boost demand amid soaring production. Meanwhile, CEO Elon Musk continues to spend a lot of time with his recently acquired Twitter. Analysts say there are concerns his tweets and moves […]

MIT reports Twitter lost over 1 million users since Elon Musk’s takeover View Reddit by hearsdemons – View Source

Nick Cannon has claimed the path laid out to Kyrie Irving to return to the Brooklyn Nets team after his anti-Semitism row last week is ‘dehumanizing’. The Nets outlined six conditions to Irving that he must complete before he is back in the team, after suspending him for a minimum of five games after he […]

Meta platforms Facebook and Instagram have been banned since March for alleged Russophobia. Source link

Elon Musk Puts His Own Politics on Display on Election Day  The New York Times Musk backs Republicans ahead of midterms – POLITICO  POLITICO Elon Musk recommends voting Republican, bans impersonators from Twitter  The Washington Post Elon Musk, now perched atop Twitter, urges his followers to vote for Republicans  CBS News Twitter owner Musk backs Republicans on eve of […]

For the people that hate landlords what is your solution or alternative? I understand the hate for big companies buying up properties, but a person or family owning a rental property or two, maintaining it and fixing anything that breaks what is the issue? Where are you supposed to live if you aren’t ready to […]

Kyrie Irving is already three games into his minimum five-game ban over his perceived support for an anti-Semitic film, but the players’ union is considering an appeal, arguing that the ban is too stringent. The Brooklyn Nets suspended the star point guard last week after he tweeted a link to a film containing anti-Semitic tropes […]

But the court disagreed, citing a European Court of Human Rights ruling which, it said, stated that, “video surveillance of an employee in the workplace, be it covert or not, must be considered as a considerable intrusion into the employee’s private life”. Source link