Hungover Russians thwart Ukraine’s ‘Pearl Harbor’-style attack on Moscow: report

Hungover Russians thwart Ukraine’s ‘Pearl Harbor’-style attack on Moscow: report

An abundance of hungover Russian drivers forced Ukraine to delay its “Pearl Harbor”-style attack on Moscow’s bomber fleet, just one of the hiccups that nearly thwarted the secret operation, according to a new report. After Kyiv successfully sneaked dozens of drones into Russia for the unprecedented attack this past spring, the Security Service of Ukraine…

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The world needs a lot more copper. But will there be enough supply?

The world needs a lot more copper. But will there be enough supply?

The market has been hit by a slew of mine outages this year, from Chile to Indonesia COPPER is one of the world’s most ubiquitous metals, used in just about everything that’s electrified: smartphones, refrigerators, electric vehicles (EVs), power grids and much more. It’s a crucial material for the green technologies that can lower global…

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Coca-Cola names insider Henrique Braun as new CEO

Coca-Cola names insider Henrique Braun as new CEO

COCA-COLA on Wednesday named insider Henrique Braun as its new CEO, replacing James Quincey, as packaged food companies try to adjust their strategies to consumers looking for healthier and more affordable drinks and snacks. Coca-Cola’s portfolio of zero sugar beverages, as well as its more premium product lines such as Fairlife milk, have held the…

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Intel pursued deals that boosted CEO Tan Lip-Bu’s fortune: sources

Intel pursued deals that boosted CEO Tan Lip-Bu’s fortune: sources

Some chip-industry analysts have said in research notes that they welcomed Tan’s industry relationships. [SAN FRANCISCO] When the chairman of artificial intelligence (AI) chip startup Rivos wanted Intel to bid for the company, he had no need to phone the chip giant. That’s because the chairman of Rivos was also Intel’s CEO: Tan Lip-Bu. Tan…

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Oracle posts weak cloud sales, raising fear of delayed payoff

Oracle posts weak cloud sales, raising fear of delayed payoff

The company has taken out significant sums of debt and committed to leasing multiple data centre sites [NEW YORK] Oracle posted disappointing cloud revenue, suggesting it will take longer than expected for the company’s recent huge artificial intelligence (AI) bookings to pay off. Fiscal second-quarter cloud sales increased 34 per cent to US$7.98 billion, while…

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