Berkshire Hathaway begins repurchasing shares, CEO Greg Abel buys $15 million in stock
The 62-year-old executive's purchase came a little more than two months into his tenure running the Omaha-based conglomerate.
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'The workforce needs to embrace AI': Why humans are critical to the future of AI-integrated work
Training, regulation, and employee collaboration are essential for successfully scaling businesses using AI, EY's Jad Shimaly told Euronews Next at Mobile World Congress.
Secret off-take agreement between Mutalip Shakhmurat and Glencore will fund the purchase of ERG shares
As the Standard reported on the 2nd of March 2026, Glencore is in the process of selling its Kazakh‑based asset Kazzinc to Shakhmurat Mutalip, a former railway mechanic, for £3.5 billion - writes James Ramirez from Assaynews. In parallel, Mutalip is discussing the purchase of
Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: BJ's Wholesale, Broadcom, Trade Desk, StubHub & more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket.
What to know about France's Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier and its Mediterranean deployment
Since 2001, the Charles de Gaulle has served as the crown jewel of French military might. It is the only nuclear-powered aircraft carrier outside the US fleet and has just been deployed in the eastern Mediterranean following the outbreak of the Iran war.
Joy of UK's Iranian diaspora turning to fear as conflict rocks homeland
By Sarah Young and Marissa Davison LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - In an area of London known as Little Tehran, the killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei prompted spontaneous street parties, dancing and fireworks. Shoppers still smile as some stores hand out sweet pastries, traditional
Nepalis vote in first election since Gen Z uprising for change
This election will test whether the country is ready for a new, untried generation to shape its future.
The return of looted antiquities should be part of any Ukraine peace settlement
To allow Russia to retain the stolen cultural treasures would be to concede part of Ukraine’s identity at the negotiating table.
Inside Ethiopia's 'smart' police station
Ethiopia unveils its first unmanned, 'smart' police station where citizens can report crimes on automated touch screens.
'The reason why we're so beloved in the videogame industry and we're so deep in it still is, in a lot of ways, we created the modern videogame industry' says Nvidia CEO Huang
Strap in, folks, and save your opinions until the end.
Indian medical students caught in yet another geopolitical conflict, this time in Iran
An estimated 1,000 Indian students are still in Iran.
'Without Intel, I don’t know if Windows would have happened… without Mac, I wonder whether Office would have happened' says Microsoft CEO
An attitude of gratitude.
VR specialist nDreams proposes significant layoffs and two studio closures
78 employees have been placed at risk of redundancy, including some on the executive team.
Millennials, Gen Z disappeared from housing market in 2025: Report
Realtor.com found nearly 2 million young would-be buyers trapped in what would've been considered a state of suspended adulthood.
Intel bigs up its latest 18A chip node as fit for external customers but probably not Nvidia, for now
Intel CPUs living with Nvidia GPUs.
Too many deer in your area? Birth control could help
Populations of suburban deer have been on the rise across the U.S. for the last 50 years. Suburban landscapes are like buffet tables with their plentiful lawns, shrubs, and gardens that tempt the animals into human territory. But in many places—like Tennessee, Ohio, Maryland,
Conservative Anglicans set up a council to lead them, not Archbishop of Canterbury
ABUJA, March 5 - A group of conservative Anglicans said at a conference in Nigeria on Thursday that they were setting up a council to lead the global Anglican Communion, in a direct challenge to the authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
You can blame some of Deus Ex: Invisible War's console limitations on the publisher's 'weird theories that FPS games don't sell or RPGs don't sell'
Two theories that have definitely stood the test of time. No one plays RPGs anymore.
I've spent two days with Elgato's new Wave Link free audio mixing software and it's a genuine benefit for streaming, recording or gaming
Though it does make the big new Stream Deck less desirable.
How to get a Broken Guidance System in Arc Raiders
Locate this industrial item to prep your Expedition.
Iranian warship sunk by US torpedo participated in Indian drill
NEW DELHI, March 5 - The U.S. attack on an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean this week was the first time since World War Two that the United States has sunk an enemy vessel with a torpedo.
DR Congo government says 200 killed after landslide at rebel-held mine
The M23, which controls the coltan-rich area, has not commented and the death toll is hard to verify.
Iran war: How exposed are European economies?
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent gas prices surging by 60%, putting additional strain on Europe's already-depleted winter inventories and prompting economists to revise their 2026 growth and inflation outlooks.
'Happy with every bomb': Iranian exiles are hopeful for change – but divided over Pahlavi
Iranians in exile who spoke with Haaretz describe growing support for Reza Pahlavi, the shah's son. But experts say Iran's elite sees him as an Israeli-American pet project and would oppose a return to monarchy: 'They're desperate – that's the word'
Factbox-Iranian warship sunk by US torpedo participated in Indian drill
By Saurabh Sharma NEW DELHI, March 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. attack on an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean this week was the first time since World War Two that the United States has sunk an enemy vessel with a torpedo. The following details are based on accounts from Sri
Trial opens in Río Gallegos for four former Argentine Navy officers over ARA San Juan sinking
A federal court in Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz province, has opened the long-awaited trial of four former senior Argentine Navy officers accused of alleged responsibility in the 2017 sinking and subsequent implosion of the ARA San Juan submarine, a disaster that killed all 44 crew
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse isn't a roguelike, says Konami, despite it being made by the 2 studios behind Dead Cells
Back to basics.
Pluribus season 2 news: Vince Gilligan gives an intriguing update
Pluribus showrunner Vince Gilligan teases season 2 and admits, ''It is not going quite as fast as I would hope."
Improved estimates of storm water in sewers could help reduce flooding
Recent University of Toronto Ph.D. graduate Gabrielle Migliato Marega (CivMin) has developed an improved tool for estimating how much water from heavy rains ends up in sanitary sewers. The tool is particularly useful in areas where accurate data about sewer flow rates is
