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07/09/2025
Porsche North America: Porsche's wireless charging feature will be launched in Europe in 2026.
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11 m ago
Warren Buffett rarely criticizes Kraft Heinz publicly.
11 m ago
Warren Buffett expressed his "disappointment" with Kraft Heinz's decision to split into two companies - a move that essentially reverses his push for the merger in 2015, which ultimately became one of his biggest investment mistakes. On Tuesday, Buffett mentioned in a private phone call with Squawk Box that he was also disappointed that the split did not require a shareholder vote. Berkshire Hathaway currently holds a 27.5% stake in Kraft Heinz, valued at approximately $8.9 billion, making it the largest shareholder in the food giant. Buffett stated that before Kraft Heinz made its final decision, Greg Abel, the CEO successor for Berkshire Hathaway, had directly expressed opposition to the Kraft Heinz management team.
28 m ago
Russian Presidential Press Secretary: Global governance initiative is "a very important initiative."
37 m ago
Microsoft Azure Service Health Advisory: Due to multiple submarine fiber optic cable interruptions in the Red Sea, there may be an exacerbation of network delays. Service interruptions may require rerouting transmission through alternate pathways or cause network delays higher than normal levels. Our engineering team is actively addressing this service interruption issue through diversified capacity allocation and traffic rerouting. Data transmission between Asia and Europe that passes through the Middle East may face increased delays.
37 m ago
Microsoft Azure service health status announcement: Due to multiple undersea fiber optic cable interruptions in the Red Sea, there may be an exacerbation of network delays. Service interruptions require rerouting transmission through alternative paths, leading to higher than normal levels of network latency. Our engineering team is actively addressing this service interruption issue through diversification of capacity allocation and traffic rerouting. Data transmission between Asia and Europe that passes through the Middle East region may face exacerbated delays.
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