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Tehran's Toll Booth For Hormuz Strait Divides Countries Into 3 Categories
Tehran's Toll Booth For Hormuz Strait Divides Countries Into 3 Categories
The last several days have seen a limited number of foreign vessels successfully and safely cross the Strait of Hormuz for the first time, amid the ongoing de facto military blockage by Iran.
A group of several vessels, namely French, Japanese, and Oman-linked ships were reported to have crossed the strait at the end of this week. This included Malta-flagged 'Kribi,' owned by French shipping group CMA CGM, having exited the Gulf through an Iranian-approved corridor, broadcasting "owner France" - as we...
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MSFT Plans First Voluntary Buyout In 51-Year History; Gates Foundation To Slash 20% Of Staff
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First CNBC reports MSFT's first-ever Voluntary Buyout in 51-Year Company History,
Then a report by BBG on Meta planning 10% Workforce Cut, All Within Hours
To note: Reuters First reported Meta's 10% cut late last week (report)
Meta Layoffs
First, Microsoft unveiled a voluntary buyout program, a move that could incentivize thousands of employees to leave.
Now, Meta Platforms has reportedly followed with plans to cut 10% of its workforce. Taken together, today's back-to-back announcements suggest that as Big Tech continues...
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Why Egalitarianism Persists
Murray Rothbard knew that egalitarianism always resulted in policy disaster. Egalitarians, he said, should be forced to justify their egalitarian demands.
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Foreign Minister: Iran Is Not Seeking Ceasefire, Negotiations with US
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that Tehran is not seeking to end the war with the US. “We are not asking for a ceasefire. And we don’t see any reason why we should negotiate with the US. When we negotiated with [the US] twice, and every time they attacked us in the middle of […]
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