Coronavirus: plans to end free rapid tests in England ‘reckless’ – The Guardian
Mayors, teaching unions and health chiefs say decision will speed up spread of virus and deepen health inequalities
Travel agent jailed for selfish Covid act – NEWS.com.au
A travel agent has been jailed for stealing $670,000 through her job, including money that should have been returned…
Protesters in China besiege an indebted property developer – The Economist
Angry investors have flocked to several of Evergrande’s offices
Banks beware, outsiders are cracking the code for finance – Reuters
Anyone can be a banker these days, you just need the right code.
Waste from one bitcoin transaction ‘like binning two iPhones’ – The Guardian
Study highlights vast churn in computer hardware that the cryptocurrency incentivises
‘World first’ change for Aussie Cadbury bars – NEWS.com.au
It’s a “world first” change to an iconic product in Australia but the idea is that choc lovers won’t…
StarTrack truck drivers to strike for 24 hours next week, as Australia Post struggles with record volume of parcels – ABC News
StarTrack truck drivers are striking for 24 hours next week, claiming standards are being driven down across the industry.
Stocks Drop as September Swoon Resumes; Bonds Fall: Markets Wrap – Yahoo Canada Finance
(Bloomberg) — U.S. stocks closed mostly lower after swinging between gains and losses ahead of tomorrow’s expiration of options…
Does Driving an Electric Vehicle Matter if the Grid Is Fossil Fueled? – Gizmodo
It’s generally still better for the climate to go electric—but it’s complicated and depends on where you live.
Cherry-picking data was routine practice at Theranos, former lab worker says – Ars Technica
Theranos’ Edison device failed at least 25 percent of the time, court hears.
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