Month: March 2021

Elon Musk has crowned himself the “technoking of Tesla”, according to a regulatory filing that appears to celebrate the company’s cryptocurrency investments. The official document, which added the bizarre title to the list covering Musk, was sent to US stock market regulator the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) but offered no reason for the
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Apple says its App Store rules support 330,000 jobs in the UK following an announcement that it was being investigated by the Competition and Markets Authority. Earlier this month the CMA confirmed it had received complaints from “several developers reporting that Apple‘s terms and conditions are unfair and could break competition law”. The regulator did
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The melting of the world’s mountain glaciers could be releasing damaging carbon emissions into the atmosphere and accelerating climate change, researchers have said. Experts believe the “unexpected form of climate feedback” means global warming is driving glacier loss and “rapidly” recycling carbon in rivers. The process has been measured in 57 rivers in six mountain
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Secret information belonging to the Ministry of Defence was exposed to hostile states when it was transferred from secure networks to personal email accounts, Sky News has learnt. Although documents obtained by Sky News were redacted to obscure the nature of the secret information, they reveal a record number of security breaches in 2020 originating
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Mank leads the way for this year’s Oscars – with the 2021 shortlist including two female directors and a diverse acting nominations list. British stars including Daniel Kaluuya, Sacha Baron Cohen, Riz Ahmed, Gary Oldman and Olivia Colman are among the stars in the running for prizes, while The Father, Judas And The Black Messiah,
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Clashes between police and attendees of a vigil for Sarah Everard were “distressing” and “alarming”, the policing minister has told Sky News. Kit Malthouse said that officers were “happy” to be held “accountable” by an independent investigation into Saturday night’s chaos. But he insisted the under-pressure Metropolitan Police commissioner, Cressida Dick, should not resign over
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The Syrian government “must be held accountable” for crimes committed over the past decade, according to the Netherlands, which is leading the international action to bring President Bashar al Assad to justice. In an exclusive interview, the Dutch foreign minister Stef Blok told Sky News he was now “more optimistic” about bringing a criminal case
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