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A round up of news from around B.C. on Nov. 14, 2026
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Elon Musk said on Saturday that chipmaker Nvidia would lose “critical” deals without its now-ousted chief executive officer (CEO) Jensen Huang.
Lalit Modi said the United Kingdom had been his home for many years and expressed his admiration for the country's people, institutions, traditions and values.
Elon Musk also voiced support for an effort to reinstate Huang, saying he would sign a petition seeking the former CEO's return.
Tech giant Microsoft said on Saturday it has “restored service” to customers, effectively drawing a close to a massive outage that caused chaos and disrupted public services and business around the world. “We have completed our efforts to address the underlying issue of the incident and restored service to the remaining impacted customers…
Sam Nartey George says Ghana's broadcasting landscape is overcrowded, describing the proliferation of radio and television stations as pure madness. He's absolutely right about the problem.
The prime minister also called for closer cooperation between the federal and provincial governments to provide investors with the necessary support.
