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UK environment minister Reynolds raises concerns over Thames Water rescue, The Times reports
Britain's environment minister Emma Reynolds has raised concerns to water regulator Ofwat that customers will lose out in a proposed £10 billion ($13.42 billion) rescue package for utility Thames Water, The Times reported on Monday.
Ukraine Kicks Off Medical Cannabis Sales After Legal Changes
Ukraine has officially made its first sales of medical cannabis products, which is a big step for the country's healthcare system since the new law allowing their medical use just came into effect.
Financial Stocks Are Trying to Break Out. What They Need Now—and How to Invest.
With a potential peace deal in Iran, and oil and yields down from peaks, investors are more confident in the profit outlook for financials.
SpaceX to release results on website, X only, bypassing wire services
June 15 (Reuters) - SpaceX will release quarterly and annual financial results, besides other material news, only through its website and social media account on X and not through wire distribution services, it said in a filing on Monday. The move marks a departure from standard corporate communication practices, which...
Portland leaders debate public investment in Moda Center renovation project
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — On the court, the Blazers took a huge step this season—getting into the playoffs and giving Rip City plenty to cheer about. Off the court, all eyes are on Portland City Council as the 12-member body debates whether to invest in a $600 million renovation of...
Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth Admits the Company’s AI Reorg Was ‘Atrocious’
Meta did an “atrocious” job of rolling out a new artificial intelligence division and will aim to “rekindle” a more cheerful internal culture through better communication, career growth, and even snacks, a top executive told employees on Monday in an internal post seen by WIRED. The comments made by Andrew...




