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Put Thames Water into temporary state control, say ‘junior’ creditors | Thames Water newsthirst.

Thames Water should be placed into temporary government control to avoid setting a “deeply troubling precedent”, according to bondholders who face losing all of their money in the latest rescue bid. The struggling utility is under the control of a group of lenders who hold the bulk of its huge £20bn debt pile. Those “senior”…

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Los Angeles protests: Donald Trump deploys more National Guard troops and marines as disorder goes into fourth day – live | Los Angeles Ice protests newsthirst.

Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature The Los Angeles District Attorney has said the county does not need the national guard and the marines, saying there are “more than enough” local police to deal with rioting. Nathan J. Hochman said: “We in Los Angeles county have tens…

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Doechii blasts Trump administration’s ‘ruthless attacks’ in LA amid Ice raids | Los Angeles Ice protests newsthirst.

The rapper Doechii turned her acceptance speech at the BET awards on Monday night into a powerful call for justice as she criticized the Trump administration’s deployment of military forces on protesters in Los Angeles. The Grammy winner used the stage to highlight the immigration raids and protest crackdowns happening just miles from where the…

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Crypto CEO linked to Russia accused of laundering $500 million newsthirst.

Signage is seen at the United States Department of Justice headquarters in Washington, D.C., August 29, 2020. Andrew Kelly | Reuters Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have charged the founder of a U.S.-based cryptocurrency payments firm with operating what they allege was a sophisticated international money laundering scheme that moved over half a billion dollars on…

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IonQ buys UK quantum startup Oxford Ionics for more than $1 billion newsthirst.

IonQ is buying U.K.-based quantum computing startup Oxford Ionics in a deal valued at nearly $1.1 billion. Shares gained about 3%. The companies said in a release that the deal will combine IonQ’s quantum computing hardware and software knowledge with Oxford Ionics’ semiconductor chip technologies. The company aims to deliver breakthroughs in the field and…

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