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Researchers report high incidence of autonomic disorders in Long COVID patients

The Leader Globe25 Oct, 2024Health

Medical researchers at the University of Calgary have identified that a condition affecting the body’s automatic processes—such as heart rate, bladder function, and sweating—frequently appears in individuals diagnosed with long COVID. This condition, known as dysautonomia, is an umbrella term for a range of related disorders. Support networks for sufferers are working to raise awareness throughout October, which has been designated Dysautonomia Awareness Month by the advocacy group Dysautonomia International.

U.K. Labour Government Hosts Inaugural International Investment Summit

The Leader Globe24 Oct, 2024Business

On Monday, the U.K. Labour government hosted its first International Investment Summit in London, aiming to attract significant foreign capital and strengthen the nation’s economic prospects. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, along with Finance Minister Rachel Reeves and Business Minister Jonathan Reynolds, led the event at London’s Guildhall. The one-day summit gathered around 200 top executives from the U.K. and abroad, including notable names like former Google chair Eric Schmidt, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, and BlackRock chief Larry Fink. The government used the event to emphasise the U.K.’s position as a prime business hub, promoting investment opportunities in key sectors such as artificial intelligence, life sciences, and infrastructure. A highlight of the summit was the presence of Poppy Gustafsson, co-founder of the cybersecurity firm Darktrace and newly appointed Investment Minister, who was tasked with showcasing the U.K. as a destination for global businesses.

Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon 8 Elite Chip with Enhanced AI Capabilities

The Leader Globe23 Oct, 2024Finance

Additionally, the Snapdragon 8 Elite is set to revolutionise mobile experiences by introducing multi-modal generative AI directly on devices, enhancing various tasks, from productivity to creativity, while ensuring privacy. The chip, which includes custom CPU cores based on second-generation Qualcomm Oryon CPU architecture, features a new Adreno GPU and an enhanced Hexagon NPU, all fabricated using TSMC’s 3nm process. Qualcomm emphasised that the processor’s clock speed of 4.32 GHz offers over 45% better performance, with a 44% improvement in power efficiency compared to its predecessor.

Elon Musk reveals self-driving ‘Cybercab,’ Tesla shares fall 6% afterward

The Leader Globe22 Oct, 2024Business

On Thursday night, Tesla CEO Elon Musk looked to the future as his sleek, self-driving Cybercab rolled through a staged city street at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California. Despite the flashy demonstration, the show didn’t quite manage to win over investors. The Cybercab, a robotaxi, is an autonomous two-seater with double gull-wing doors, without a steering wheel or pedals. At Tesla’s invite-only “We, Robot” event, Musk estimated the price of a Tesla Cybercab to be around $30,000 USD (£25,000). He suggested the vehicle might be ready for purchase by 2027. With this relatively low price, Musk said autonomous vehicles could be considered as “individualised mass transit,” with a fuel cost of 20 U.S. cents per mile (12 U.S. cents per kilometre) over time.

Pioneering Space Research Revolutionises Liver Tissue Engineering

The Leader Globe21 Oct, 2024Entertainment

Central to this research is the creation of a custom bioreactor called the “Tissue Orb,” designed to mimic the natural blood flow of human tissues. This bioreactor features an artificial blood vessel and an automated system for media exchange, enabling the self-assembly process to occur efficiently in space’s weightless environment. Early results indicate that liver tissues developed in microgravity show better differentiation and functionality than those grown under standard Earth conditions, a promising step toward creating viable liver tissue implants. Future Applications and Cryopreservation Innovations In addition to tissue engineering, the research team is developing advanced cryopreservation techniques, such as isochoric supercooling, to safely transport tissues back to Earth.

Reports claim musician and former One Direction member Liam Payne dies at 31

The Leader Globe21 Oct, 2024Entertainment

Multiple outlets report that British musician and former One Direction member, Liam Payne, has tragically died after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires. He was 31. According to a statement by Buenos Aires police to the Associated Press, Payne fell from the third floor of the Casa Sur Hotel, located in the fashionable Palermo district, suffering “extremely serious injuries.” Medics confirmed his death at the scene. Pablo Policicchio, spokesperson for the Security Ministry of Buenos Aires, stated that Payne had “thrown himself from the balcony of his room.”

Japan Airlines Offers Free Domestic Flights for International Travellers

The Leader Globe19 Oct, 2024Travel

Japan’s government and tourism authorities have been striving to decentralise tourism in an effort to relieve pressure on heavily visited areas and support local economies in rural regions. The airline’s latest promotion is a step towards achieving this goal by giving tourists the chance to experience Japan’s regional landscapes, culture, and heritage. Visitors who take advantage of this offer can venture beyond the typical tourist path, helping to boost tourism in underexplored regions while enjoying Japan’s rich and varied offerings. This move by Japan Airlines highlights a growing trend in sustainable tourism, where promoting lesser-known destinations can reduce overcrowding in popular cities while benefiting regional economies.

Cambodia Expands Digital Payments with Alipay+ Integration

The Leader Globe18 Oct, 2024Business

Cambodia has taken a significant step towards enhancing its digital payment landscape by integrating Alipay+ with its national QR code system, KHQR. This move allows users of 12 international payment platforms, including Alipay, GCash, and Touch ‘n Go, to make seamless payments at over one million merchants throughout the country. With more merchants set to be added progressively, this expansion aims to further streamline payments for both tourists and locals, offering a more accessible and convenient way to complete transactions.

TikTok Shifts Focus to AI for Content Moderation Amid Global Layoffs

The Leader Globe17 Oct, 2024Technology

TikTok, owned by ByteDance, is undergoing a significant shift by embracing AI for content moderation. This move led to the layoff of hundreds of employees, with Malaysia seeing a large portion of the cuts. According to sources, more than 500 employees in Malaysia were affected, many of whom were part of TikTok’s content moderation team. The company is responding to growing pressure from regulators in various countries, particularly Malaysia, which reported an increase in harmful online content. As a result, the government has asked social media platforms to obtain operating licenses by January to tackle cyber offenses more effectively.

SpaceX’s Mega Starship Launches and Lands with Precision

The Leader Globe16 Oct, 2024Technology

SpaceX’s Starship, the largest and most powerful rocket ever built, successfully launched on Sunday from Texas. Towering at nearly 400 feet, it soared into the skies at sunrise, marking a milestone in space exploration. For the first time, SpaceX managed to catch the booster back at the launch pad using mechanical arms, significantly reducing the risk of losing hardware. This daring test flight involved the booster returning just seven minutes after launch. Using “chopstick” arms attached to the launch tower, SpaceX caught the 232-foot booster mid-descent. This accomplishment sets a precedent for future launches, enhancing sustainability in space missions.