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NYT Connections Today: See hints and answers for October 31, 2024 newsthirst.

Ready to flex your mental muscles? The New York Times Connections puzzle is a mind-bending word game that challenges you to uncover the surprising links between seemingly unrelated terms. Each puzzle is a unique word puzzle, pushing you to think creatively and discover the hidden connections. Can you solve today’s NYT Connections?(New York Times) Also…

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Tariff uncertainty is weighing on market action, Jim Cramer says newsthirst.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer suggested uncertainty over tariff policies will continue to shape market action, saying stocks retreated on Wednesday after President Donald Trump discussed the matter at a cabinet meeting. “I can tell you that we’re entering a new, more mercurial world, where we have to start worrying about the president’s public appearances, because we…

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Zuckerberg approved Meta’s use of ‘pirated’ books to train AI models, authors claim | Mark Zuckerberg newsthirst.

Mark Zuckerberg approved Meta’s use of “pirated” versions of copyright-protected books to train the company’s artificial intelligence models, a group of authors has alleged in a US court filing. Citing internal Meta communications, the filing claims that the social network company’s chief executive backed the use of the LibGen dataset, a vast online archive of…

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Early Facebook investor says Mark Zuckerberg has been ‘revitalized’ newsthirst.

James Breyer, founder and CEO of Breyer Capital at the 2018 WEF in Davos, Switzerland. Adam Galica | CNBC Venture capitalist and early Facebook investor Jim Breyer said Wednesday that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been reenergized by the company’s recent push into artificial intelligence. “Post election I’ve traded many messages and spoken to him,”…

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Sugar tax could be applied to milkshakes under Treasury proposals | Food & drink industry newsthirst.

The sugar tax applied to fizzy drinks could be extended to milkshakes and similar treats under government proposals. Plans to end the exemption from the levy for dairy-based drinks, as well as non-dairy substitutes such as oats or rice, were put out for consultation on Monday. The chancellor, Rachel Reeves, had said in her budget…

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