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Nov 05 2024BUSINESS

OpenAI's Shift: From Non-Profit Pioneer to For-Profit Powerhouse

Imagine a tech giant considering a major move – that's what's happening with OpenAI. The AI innovator, led by Sam Altman, is in early discussions with California's attorney general to switch from a non-profit to a for-profit company. This isn't just a small change; it's a significant shift for a com

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Nov 05 2024BUSINESS

Inquis Medical Secures $40 Million to Boost Thrombectomy System

Inquis Medical, a company focused on improving medical devices, just got a big boost. They've raised $40 million in a Series B funding round. The lead investor is Marshall Wace, a globally recognized firm. Existing investors like ShangBay Capital and EnPointe Ventures also chipped in. This money wil

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Nov 05 2024ENVIRONMENT

Space Traveling Chemicals Fall with Rain in Miami

You thought it was just water? Think again! Scientists in Miami have discovered that it’s raining something else too: chemicals that just won’t go away. They are called PFAS, or 'forever chemicals', because they stick around in the environment for a long time. These chemicals have been in use since

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Nov 05 2024POLITICS

Why John Oliver Wants Undecided Leftists to Vote

With the presidential election just a day away, many leftist voters are conflicted. Jacob Oliver, a popular comic, wants them to vote for one candidate in particular—Kamala Harris. On his show "Last Week Tonight, " Oliver addressed those planning to skip the election because of the recent bombing in

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Nov 05 2024POLITICS

Trump's Final Campaign Day: Mixed Truths and Big Lies

The last full day of ex-President Trump's campaign was packed with rallies and misleading statements. At an event in North Carolina, he repeated false claims about immigration, jobs, and even old feuds. Experts debunked many claims, showing the facts don't line up with Trump's words. For example, he

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Nov 05 2024FINANCE

What Happens to Stocks After a U. S. Election?

History shows that stocks usually go up after a U. S. presidential election. But don't expect a smooth ride right away. The day and week after the election, stocks often drop a bit. Don't worry, though, because they usually bounce back within a month. Let's look at some past elections. In 2020, the

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Nov 05 2024POLITICS

Voting Before the Big Day: What We're Seeing

Early voting is nearly over, with over 78 million votes already cast in 47 states and D. C. This gives us a preview of who's voting early, but it's not a crystal ball for the election results. We can't see who people voted for, and it doesn't include everyone who'll vote on Tuesday. Let's dive into

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Nov 05 2024WEATHER

Storm Rafael is Brewing: What to Expect

You know how some days are calm and others are crazy? Well, the Caribbean Sea is about to have one of those crazy days. A storm named Rafael just formed and is expected to become a hurricane soon. It's the 17th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, which usually peaks in September but lasts

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Nov 04 2024WEATHER

Caribbean Storm: Watch Out, Gulf!

Imagine a storm brewing in the Caribbean, about 345 miles from Jamaica. It's moving northeast at 7 mph, with winds of 35 mph. Forecasters think it'll become a hurricane as it passes over Cuba and enters the Gulf of Mexico by midweek. The National Hurricane Center is keeping a close eye on this poten

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Nov 04 2024TECHNOLOGY

Exploring iOS 18. 2: A Smarter iPhone with AI

Apple's newest software update, iOS 18. 2, is set to hit devices before the year ends, bringing with it a host of AI-powered features designed to make your iPhone experience even better. Innovations like Genmoji allow users to create personalized emojis to express themselves. If you enjoy photograph

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