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Haitian Migrants Working At Meatpacking Plant In Colorado Say Living Conditions Are "Worse Than Being In Jail"

Meat companies have relied on plant managers and processing line employees to help recruit immigrant workers, a practice that is ripe for exploitation

International Business Times

Haitian Migrants Working at Meatpacking Plant in Colorado Say Living Conditions are "Worse Than Being in Jail"

Meat companies have relied on plant managers and processing line employees to help recruit immigrant workers, a practice that is ripe for exploitation

Latin Times

Top Chinese economist disappears after criticising Xi Jinping in private chat – report

Zhu Hengpeng, who worked for an influential government thinktank, has reportedly not been seen in public since making disparaging remarks on WeChat

The Guardian - AU

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What are the Vince McMahon sexual abuse and human trafficking allegations?

The serious allegations against McMahon are explored in a Netflix docuseries

The Independent UK

The best typography of the 2000s, chosen by experts

Designers and industry pros channel Y2K in this nostalgic list of top type.

Creative Bloq

Why Qualcomm's bid to buy Intel could be doomed from the start

In major tech news, unnamed sources told The Wall Street Journal that Qualcomm may be gearing up to acquire Intel — and consumers and analysts have a lot to say about it.

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Qualcomm reportedly approached Intel for massive takeover — what you need to know

A new report claims Qualcomm reached out to Intel to buy the CPU company's factories. Here's everything we know so far about the reported deal, and what you need to know.

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Stocks Settle Mostly Lower on Chip Stock Weakness

The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) Friday closed down by -0.19%, the Dow Jones Industrials Index ($DOWI ) (DIA ) closed up by +0.09%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) closed down by -0.24%. Stocks on Friday mainly settled lower, giving back some of Thursday’s...

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Trump Pitches Plan Similar To One Liberal Bernie Sanders Proposed

The former president suggested placing a temporary 10% cap on credit card interest rates at a rally this week.

International Business Times

How Jesse Jackson’s populist fight for economic and racial justice resonates today

At the recent Democratic Party Convention in the United States, delegates roared their approval when civil rights leader Jesse Jackson was brought on stage to wave to delegates.

The Conversation

Vance used a police report about a stolen cat to justify pet-eating rumors. ‘Miss Sassy’ was hiding in the basement

Anna Kilgore, a Springfield resident, apologized to her Haitian neighbors over the cat mix-up

The Independent UK

Watch: Rupert Murdoch expected in Nevada court as Fox News and Wall Street Journal battle continues

Watch as Rupert Murdoch was expected in court in Reno, Nevada, as the battle over Fox News and the Wall Street Journal continued on Tuesday, 17 September.

The Independent UK

Exec behind $500 billion sustainable paradise Neom complained about worker deaths taking up his time

“A whole bunch of people die so we’ve got to have a meeting on a Sunday night,” Wayne Borg said, according to a recording heard by the Wall Street Journal.

Fortune

Global media tell only part of Africa’s story – new report shows which outlets perform best and worst

Media coverage of Africa has always been dominated by narratives of disease, poverty, conflict and political instability. These portrayals, rooted in colonial histories, continue to shape global perceptions and policy decisions.

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Fyre Fest 2 tickets on sale for $1.1 million will let you scuba-dive with disgraced founder Billy McFarland

The convicted fraudster behind 2017's infamous Fyre Festival says fans are already snapping up tickets—ranging from $400 to $1.1 million—for its second attempt.

The Guardian - US

Succession battle for Murdoch empire to play out in secret in Nevada court

Rupert Murdoch and his oldest son, Lachlan, are seeking to strip media magnate’s other adult children of voting power

Reason

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International Business Times

Musk Denies Tesla And xAI Collaboration On AI Technology And Revenue Sharing

"The xAI models are gigantic, containing, in compressed form, most of human knowledge, and couldn't possibly run on the Tesla vehicle inference computer, nor would we want them to," Elon Musk said on X.

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Elon Musk’s xAI startup could help Tesla with FSD, Optimus, and Siri-like feature, report says

The proposed arrangement would also involve Tesla sharing some revenue with xAI, sources told the Wall Street Journal.

Investors Business Daily

Elon Musk Says Report xAI Has Discussed Sharing Tesla Revenue 'Not Accurate'

Elon Musk said a report that his xAI has discussed a deal in which Tesla would share revenue for using its AI models is "not accurate."

Evening Standard

Fyre Festival II going ahead with tickets costing $8,000, but details still unclear

Currently, there is no venue, no date, and no lineup but co-founder Billy McFarland has said ‘Fyre II has to work’

The Independent UK

Fyre Festival founder says sequel event is happening, but can’t say when, where, or who will attend

No word on if Fyre Fest II will use the same cheese sandwich providers it employed the first time around

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft’s Copilot+ PCs can’t play many popular games — what’s happening?

A new report details how Microsoft and Qualcomm's Copilot+ PCs can't properly run many popular PC games.

Fortune

Faced with bullish bosses, workers in Japan hire firms to help them quit

Japan is at a crossroads, as the government attempts to reinvent a workaholic culture

The Independent UK

Optimism in the country perked up after Harris entered race with poll reaching highest peak since 2021

In early July, only 20 percent of people polled by the Wall Street Journal thought the country was headed in the right direction.

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