Weight a key factor in Aston Martin’s tweaked green F1 livery choice – Motorsport.com, Edition: Global
Aston Martin says that any change of its green paint colour for next year must not compromise the weight of its Formula 1 car….
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Theranos boasted of ‘highest levels of accuracy’ in mailings to Rupert Murdoch and other investors – CNBC
Daniel Edlin, a former Theranos project manager, testified in Elizabeth Holmes’ trial about presentations made to investors including…
Triple shock slows China’s growth: power cuts, the pandemic and property prices – Stuff.co.nz
Power cuts, the pandemic and a property slowdown have all have taken a toll on the world’s second-largest economy.
Gas prices are at a seven-year high and expected to keep rising. How to save at the pump – CNBC
Gas prices have jumped by more than $1 per gallon over the last year and are expected to keep rising, at least in the short term….
Southeastern trains severely disrupted due to track repairs – BBC News
Urgent track repairs are affecting services between Kent and Sussex, and London Charing Cross.
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Drax dropped from index of green energy firms amid biomass doubts – The Guardian
Doubts over sustainability of company’s wood-burning power plant mount within financial sector
Bourbon producer signals intent to hire replacement workers – Yahoo News
Declaring an impasse in contract talks with striking union workers, global spirits producer Heaven Hill said Monday it will start…
Washington Metro Pulls Most Train Cars From Service After Derailment – The New York Times
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority idled 748 Metro cars on Monday after one train derailed at least three times…
Bitcoin’s first ETF hits the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday – CNET
ProShare’s Bitcoin ETF will track futures, meaning investors can speculate on Bitcoin’s price without having to buy any of the…
Australia bracing for parcel crisis – NEWS.com.au
Aussies can expect further delays to their online shopping as workers from three of Australia’s biggest delivery companies are…