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Scammers can now use AI to clone your voice, then make scam phishing phone calls to relatives. We find out how easily it can be done, and what it sounds like.
Scammers can now use AI to clone your voice, then make scam phishing phone calls to relatives. We find out how easily it can be done, and what it sounds like.
If beating President Joe Biden is what Republicans want, polls offer a strong rationale for why Nikki Haley is the best option to do just that.
The devastating impact of UK Athletics’s failure to replace BBC income and a major sponsor will be disclosed in new financial figures showing losses of £3.7 million.
It’s big, boxy, bulletproof and, Elon Musk would argue, beautiful. Yet Tesla’s new Cybertruck is unlikely to be seen cruising down British or European roads anytime soon.
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada is set to announce its interest rate decision this morning as forecasters widely expect the central bank to continue holding its key rate steady. The Bank of Canada opted to maintain its key interest rate at five per cent at its last two announcements as the economy shows clearer signs of a slowdown. Last week's GDP report showed the economy shrank in the third quarter, while the country's unemployment rate ticked up once again in November. Inflation in Canada has als
Moths have terrorised British homes for years, eating their way through hundreds of pounds worth of clothes, carpets and furniture. Since mothballs were banned in 2008 over concerns about their toxicity, their numbers have multiplied.
A 20-year-old victim survived a 60ft drop into the Arkansas River in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Monday after she was forced off the I-44 bridge in a road rage incident by 40-year-old Rashaun Lashelle Parker. Parker was charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
South Korean police are investigating whether a North Korean hacker group, accused of stealing data from 14 entities, obtained information on defence technology including an anti-aircraft laser, a Seoul city police official said on Wednesday. The probe, which is being carried out in conjunction with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), is trying to determine the extent of the data obtained by the group known as Andariel, Jeong Jin-ho, who heads a team at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency investigating the case, told Reuters.
Komatsu, the world's second-largest construction machinery maker after Caterpillar Inc, plans to raise prices and slash costs as it expects the yen to firm next year, its chief executive said on Wednesday. "I'm not probably mistaken to say that the yen will be swinging to the firming side next year," Komatsu CEO Hiroyuki Ogawa said in an online interview with a group of reporters. In October, Komatsu, which also competes with China's Sany Heavy Industry and Tokyo-based Hitachi Construction Machinery, raised its net profit forecast for the year to March 2024 by 14% due mainly to the yen's weakness.
Prada has ambitions to double its business in China over the medium term, Gianfranco D'Attis, chief executive of the Italian luxury fashion house's flagship brand, said on Wednesday. "That means increasing our investments," D'Attis said in a group interview in Shanghai. Prada will have bigger stores, more local products and more events in China, he added.
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Paterson Joseph speaks to Yahoo UK about his Wonka villain inspiring fans of Peep Show making memes using quotes from his character in the Channel 4 sitcom.
This month, we saw the Anglo Asian Mining PLC ( LON:AAZ ) up an impressive 66%. But that doesn't change the fact that...
Chinese state media called Moody's "biased" on Wednesday for its negative rating outlook on the world's No. 2 economy, but some analysts said the government's official reaction was more restrained, signalling Beijing's own worries about surging debt. Chinese officials often respond with aggressive statements to international scrutiny. After Moody's and S&P Global's previous outlook cuts in 2016, then finance minister Lou Jiwei slammed the ratings agencies as "biased" during a G20 meeting in Washington.
Former prime minister faces questions on UK’s late lockdown as protestors gather outside
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Portugal's leading contender for prime minister, Luis Montenegro, expects his promise of tax cuts for the middle class, young and companies to win enough votes for his centre-right Social Democratic Party to secure a majority in a March 10 snap election. Montenegro, 50, told Reuters on Tuesday he was also sure that last month's collapse after a series of scandals of the long-running, majority centre-left Socialist government would play into his hands, with its habitual supporters punishing it at the polls. Most opinion polls put Montenegro's Social Democratic Party (PSD) neck and neck with the Socialist Party, and many analysts fear a post-election quagmire as they doubt he can clinch a working parliamentary majority without support from the far-right Chega party.