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According to the "Wall Street Journal", the board of directors was preparing, on Wednesday evening, to oust Jensen Huang, the founder of the giant of chips necessary for the artificial intelligence revolution.
We haven't written up this one. Le Monde Economie has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
KOHAT: Ten police personnel, including a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and a Sub-Inspector, were martyred when terrorists opened fire on a police party in the Gumbat area of Kohat on Tuesday. According to a statement issued by the office of the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Peshawar, Kohat Police had launched a major…
EDITORIAL: The government’s decision to constitute Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reforms (PCER), with representation from major political parties, is ostensibly a welcome step towards ensuring free, fair and transparent elections.
EDITORIAL: The federal government’s latest decision to permit exports of surplus sugar, accompanied by assurances that domestic consumers will be protected, has an unmistakably familiar ring.
Dana Telsey, CEO and chief research officer of Telsey Advisory Group, says Nordstrom’s transition to private ownership was the right decision.
Huang co-founded the company in 1993. Now he may be forced to give up his role as CEO in the wake of new allegations.
Mississippi is considered a reliable stronghold of the Republicans, but dissatisfaction with President Trump is helping the Democrats. More than a week after the election, there is now clarity there.
