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What Is A Data Center And Why Are They Suddenly Everywhere? https://t.co/2x0BO6aWeS
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The Chinese Communist Party, once famous for pillaging from the natural world, has set to protecting parts of it. But the country’s “eco-authoritarian” approach deserves scrutiny https://t.co/4p32MH0eyT

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The Pipistrel Velis Electro is the first electric aircraft to be certified for pilot training. It is finding plenty of fans, especially among flying schools, according to one sustainable-aviation company https://t.co/MHuFHI1Pud

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City of London, UK 🇬🇧

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Maintenance is a lucrative side-line for some airlines. For engine-makers, it is even more profitable https://t.co/hPkAqsUFvL

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Investors are looking to Monday’s trading debut of CXMT to help renew a rally in Chinese semiconductor stocks that has been on pause ahead of the memory giant’s IPO https://t.co/G8ESPGoKSD

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China wants renewable energy consumption to jump 53% over the next five years and to convert intermittent wind and solar into more dependable sources of electricity https://t.co/79F6rjs4pF

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Recent manoeuvres by China’s maritime militia suggest the country is testing its capabilities—and some fear that could give it an edge in a conflict over Taiwan https://t.co/cSF1DRbRpi

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A new study suggests olive oil may be a healthier alternative https://t.co/WUORmHqz9Y

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Airbus is moving closer to a decision on launching a an aircraft model that would be among the biggest passenger jets. https://t.co/S7pReL8e5a

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Some of the biggest opportunities in AI are actually emerging inside industries that may surprise you. Here's what to know. https://t.co/9wOHgO9Z6F

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The relationship between China’s government and its wealthiest people has deteriorated over the past few years. Xi Jinping’s push for “common prosperity” has created a sense of disillusionment among the country’s young billionaires https://t.co/ty7ihtO8gp

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In time, Chinese AI may take a significant and sustained lead over the US, but Moonshot's Kimi K3 won't be the reason, says @DaveLeeBBG (via @opinion) https://t.co/2PcifZf32F

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Almost all processed foods on grocery store shelves claiming to be made with avocado oil actually contain cheaper substitute oils, according to a new study by University of California Davis researchers.
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China’s shipments of rare-earth magnets to the US remain well below pre-trade war levels despite last year’s truce https://t.co/nqHtmJ9vl6

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Mobile games are often criticised for glueing people to their phones, but this one takes you on a hunt for mosaics and teaches you to take notice of the world around you https://t.co/ue9CLCpQ3L

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Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal's weekend edition. https://t.co/sM068aMSIY

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The cultural transformation of Riyadh was the product of a massive investment that initially grew alongside a period of relative calm in the Middle East. The Iran war threatens to upend it, writes former ambassador Michael Ratney.

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How To Have Your Own Greek Odyssey — And Eat It, Too https://t.co/XXxgTrieCn
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London has long been a city of private clubs. They started as a home from home for aristocrats and politicians in the 18th century; today they are booming again. However, setting up and scaling these exclusive spaces is a tricky task https://t.co/6uRnYfx6E6

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