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California researchers discover mysterious, gelatinous new sea slug




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New Jersey declares drought warning and urges residents to reduce water use




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Restaurant Serving Guinea Pigs Opens in New York City

The New York Post reports that an Ecuadorian restaurant has opened in the Corona neighborhood of Queens. Le Casa Del Guy -- "the house of the guinea pig" -- has become famous for its focus on a staple of Ecuadorian cuisine: the guinea pig.

Guinea pigs raised for food are usually larger than those raised to be pets, weighing about two and a half pounds and measuring sixteen inches long. They can be quite expensive, sometimes over $100 a plate. That's because the restaurant management has to have the guinea pigs shipped from Ecuador then inspected. It might be cheaper to raise them domestically.

-via Dave Barry | Photo: La Casa del Cuy




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Employee of Japanese Job-Quitting Service Hires Different Job-Quitting Service to Quit His Job

Okay, that headline is a lot, but it is about as succinct a summary as I can provide. Sora News 24 has the full story.

A taishoku daikou is a company that a worker in Japan will hire to inform his/her current employer that he is quitting. This is apparently a thriving industry in Japan for cultural reasons that elude my understanding.

Momuri is the name of one such company that has processed over 20,000 resignations. Recently a rival firm contacted Momuri and informed it that a Mormuri employee was quitting. This particular employee had, prior to his employment at Mormuri, been a customer who had hired Momuri to help him quit the job that he had at the time.

You follow that?

Photo: Lukas Bieri




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Bitcoin Proxy MicroStrategy Director Sells 40K Company Shares Worth $12M As Stock Hits All-Time High

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Trump’s Win Gives Seoul Second Thoughts About Arms for Ukraine




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Diabetics left without treatment as global rate of disease doubles

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Manhattan Apartment Rents Rise to Highest Level Since July




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Don't Fool Yourself With These Dieting Tricks This Holiday

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Trump's First Term Wasn't Fiscally Responsible. Will His Second Be Different?

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Advertisers, but not users, are eyeing a return to X

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Kia sees near-term market challenges but sticks to 1.6 mln annual EV sales target by 2030

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Thailand Set to Reap $2 Billion ‘Rainbow Tourism’ Boon With Same-Sex Marriage Law




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Seven & i Receives $58B Management Buyout Offer




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Just Eat Takeaway sells Grubhub for $650 million, just 3 years after buying the app for $7.3 billion

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French prosecutors demand Marine Le Pen be barred from office in fake jobs trial

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Poland's Allegro sees earnings growing 4-7% at home in Q4




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France furious as Azerbaijan leader accuses it of colonial ‘crimes’ at COP29

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Kansai Electric Shares Lead Drop in Sector on Planned Stock Sale




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The founder-CEO of Xiaomi is taking a leaf out of Elon Musk's Tesla playbook, posting a picture of himself taking a nap on the factory floor

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Germany instructs terminal to refuse Russian LNG shipment

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The ASP of high-end AI chips from Nvidia and others is ~5x more than that of conventional memory chips, resulting in a winner-takes-all trend in the chip sector




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Swedish PM refuses ‘Trump-proofing’ talks with parties ahead of Trump call

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Just Eat Takeaway sells Grubhub for $650m to Marc Lore-backed startup

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Saudi Arabia is trying to build a mega-city in the desert. Now, Neom is dialing back plans for its first stage

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Poland hails opening of US missile base as sign of its security

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Filing: FTX co-founder Gary Wang, due for sentencing on Nov. 20, built “tools” to help the US government detect potential fraud in the stock and crypto markets




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Lula’s Embrace of Xi Sets Up a Clash Over Trump’s China Policy




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Romania approves purchase of 32 F-35s

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Czech PM urges EU to rethink climate goals in possible absence of global allies

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EU states must enact key reforms at smaller scale rather than wait for consensus, Draghi, Macron warn

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France's Thales sees revenue and profit growth after cyber expansion

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