Chadian farmers suffer from intensifying drought and take stock of their losses
In Chad, Wadi Fira is one of the two regions hardest hit by the drought. Just a few kilometres outside Biltine, the regional capital, farmers take stock of their devastating losses. FRANCE 24's Harold Girard reports.
Liquid’s bitcoin IOUs are fully backed again after a $320 million exploit
A final 250 BTC transfer closed the hole left by September’s bug, but the federation behind the network still hasn’t said who paid to fill it.
Private workers to get guaranteed pension income for life in bid to close savings gap
Private sector workers are set to be given access to guaranteed pension income for life, as the government aims to close the retirement savings gap between the public and private sector. Under new plans set out by pensions minister Torsten
Mortgage squeeze looms for millions as more families ‘financially strained’
More people are feeling a financial strain than at any other time in the last two years, polling has shown, with a rise in mortgage bills set to put household budgets under greater pressure. New City AM/Freshwater Strategy polling has
Anthropic’s third quarter results mean IPO math and history are not on its side, analysts say
A lot has to go right for investors to earn an above-market return even if Anthropic prices well below the $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion it is seeking
Virgin Media O2 confirms thousands of UK job cuts in £800m cost-cutting drive
Virgin Media O2 has confirmed plans to slash thousands of jobs in the UK under a push to cut its cost base by around £800m, as it grapples with firmer competition and “paradoxical” regulation in the fibre market. The telecoms
Mark Cuban says your 401(k) is part of the healthcare problem
Cuban says the fix starts with what’s already in your account.