Nvidia’s Board Opens an Inquiry After Jensen Huang Admits an Affair
Nvidia’s board has opened an independent investigation after reports that its founder and chief executive, Jensen Huang, was the target
Herzog Hands Gadi Eisenkot the First Shot at Forming Israel’s Government
Israel’s President Isaac Herzog formally handed Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot the mandate to form the country’s next government on Sunday
A Divided RBA Board Lifts the Cash Rate to 4.85% as Inflation Proves Stubborn
A split Monetary Policy Board lifted Australia’s cash rate to 4.85 per cent on Tuesday 3 November, with six members
Elke Sommer, Star of A Shot in the Dark, Dies Aged 85
Elke Sommer, the Berlin-born actor who played a maid suspected of murder opposite Peter Sellers in A Shot in the
Alexander Zverev Will Be World No. 1 From Monday 2 November
Alexander Zverev will be ranked world No. 1 from Monday 2 November, replacing Jannik Sinner at the top of the
Hong Kong’s John Lee Apologises for the Wang Fuk Court Fire as His Housing Chief Quits
Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, John Lee, apologised on Thursday 29 October for the Wang Fuk Court fire, which killed 168
Malaysian MotoGP: Martin Cleared to Race as Marquez Leads at Sepang
Jorge Martin was passed fit to race at the Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia at Sepang, six days after fracturing
Israel’s Final Count Leaves Neither Bloc at 61 Seats
Every vote from Israel’s election on Tuesday 27 October has been counted, and no bloc has the 61 seats needed
Binance Hit by the Largest Crypto Hack on Record as US$6.3bn Is Caught Up
Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, says about US$6.3bn in digital assets was hit in a security breach that started
Gabon Lifts Its Eight-Month Social Media Ban, but Users Must Now Show ID
Gabon’s media regulator, the High Communication Authority (HAC), has lifted the suspension of Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Instagram that began