SAN FRANCISCO — Apple will manufacture a new version of its Mac Pro computer in China, shifting production of the only major product the company has assembled in the United States outside the country, a person familiar with the plans said on Friday. The move, reported on Friday by The Wall Street Journal, will most […]
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“I hope it’s just a total shitshow circus,” American soccer star Megan Rapinoe said this week of the United States women’s national team’s looming World Cup quarterfinal match against France. “It’s gonna be totally awesome.” Even before the ball drops on Friday afternoon, it’s shaping up to be. Few times in the history of the
The moderators, having originally given Ms. Harris 30 seconds, let the drama play out for minutes, and the NBC producers quickly put it in split-screen. The visuals, certain to be played and replayed, are even more striking: Mr. Biden, head bowed, eyes downcast, his mouth at an uncomfortable slant, grimacing as the audience cheers the
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U.S. stocks edged higher in afternoon trading on Wall Street Friday as investors closed a wobbly week ahead of key trade talks between the U.S. and China. Every major index was headed for a weekly loss, but still solidly on track to close the month and quarter with gains. The latest early push marks the
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Could AI-powered health apps and remote consultations reduce unnecessary visits to the doctor? From automated eye scans to analysing the cries of new-born babies, faster drug development to personalised medicine, artificial intelligence (AI) promises huge advances in the field of healthcare. But major challenges remain. At the recent AI
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Baseball’s players’ union says the Tampa Bay Rays would need its permission to play games in Montreal. Commissioner Rob Manfred said last week the low-drawing Rays may explore a split season in Montreal. No timetable for the possible plan was announced “There is a lot of work that is going to need to be done
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When the candidates took the stage in Miami on Thursday for the second night of Democratic primary debates, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Bernie Sanders were the stars. By the time they walked off, all eyes were on Senator Kamala Harris. Twitter is a bad gauge for public opinion, but a
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The star was an early highlight of this year’s Glastonbury festival “It’s a long time since I’ve played at noon,” Danish pop star MØ told the BBC ahead of her Friday lunchtime set on Glastonbury’s Other Stage. “It’s exciting to play in the daylight. I’m going to try my
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Image copyright Google Image caption Company founder and owner Martyn Corfield said he felt “desperately sorry” for the firm’s “hardworking staff” A food supplier linked to a listeria outbreak has gone into liquidation, days after being told it could restart production. All 125 employees at The Good Food Chain based in Stone, Staffordshire, will lose
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You’re reading this week’s At War newsletter. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox every Friday. Email us at atwar@nytimes.com. Several decades ago, when I first saw “Ran,” a 1985 film by the Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, one of its most colorful and dramatic scenes made such a deep impression on me
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