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...But Manchester United have raided their local rival for their new chief executive to restore the 20-times English champions to glory....
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...Now 85, the director’s latest is a worthy use of his and our time....
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...lawsuit from the New York Times....
...Garcia recalled the comments he heard at the time included: “They are out of Phoenix, too capital intensive, couldn’t raise money, no one will finance a business that had a supply chain and financing [lending...
...“We regard The New York Times’ lawsuit to be without merit. Still, we are hopeful for a constructive partnership with The New York Times and respect its long history,” OpenAI wrote in Monday’s blog....
...The combination hands Exxon a dominant position in the Permian Basin, the vast field in western Texas and New Mexico that has helped turn the US into the world’s largest oil and gas producer....
...Aware, as we all are, of how faulty new technology led to the recent appalling miscarriages of justice, I’ve recently found myself returning to the museum regularly to be cheered by the displays of more...
...At the end of 2023, the New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement. The cost of developing generative AI software is already high....
...The agreement follows an abortive takeover bid for UKCM by Picton Property Income, which pulled out after Phoenix said it would not support the deal. React News first reported the deal on Friday....
...New York is constantly bricking over its past and, at the same time, baring forgotten scraps of itself, as when a demolition exposes a faded advertisement that was painted on the side of the building and...
...Shares in The New York Times Company rose about 1 per cent on Wednesday morning....
...The remarks were reported by the Guardian to have been made during a meeting at the Leeds headquarters of Hester’s company The Phoenix Partnership....
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