And After All That, TikTok Could Still Go ‘Poof’
Months after ‘the ban,’ there’s no telling what happens to TikTok next in the US. After inching oh-so-close to a
All posts by Elroy Buresh
Read More »
Elroy Buresh
07:20
Calcium channel inhibition promotes cardiac regeneration, offering hope for heart failure treatment
Researchers report a discovery in cardiac regeneration that offers new hope for the treatment of ischemic heart failure. Published in
Elroy Buresh
12:20
Christina Ricci never wants to play a mother
Actress Christina Ricci has declared she never wants to play a mother onscreen because she's convinced her feelings about being
Elroy Buresh
13:20
Could a US tariff war be on the cards for the UK?
It could be that the best chance of blocking any tariff war lies inside the vast US economy, where inflation
Elroy Buresh
16:21
‘Island of warmth’: How a table tennis school is rehabilitating children displaced by the war in Ukraine
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth year, humanitarian activists in Australia are supporting children traumatised by the
Elroy Buresh
17:29
Bank of England expects to cut borrowing costs further after rate cut today – business live
Bank of England expects to cut borrowing costs further after rate cut today – business live The Guardian...
Elroy Buresh
21:19
CTAs are to be back on the bid in Gold in any price scenario – TDS
There's an ongoing algo selling activity in Gold, TDS' Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Ghali notes...
Elroy Buresh
14:21
Kenya maintains liquidity in money markets despite KSh 63b drop in forex reserves
Kenya maintains adequate money market liquidity as Central Bank of Kenya reports foreign exchange reserves drop to 4.4 months of
Elroy Buresh
23:20
Are we using enough geothermal energy? Probably not, according to the DOE
Credit: NREL) The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) has announced $30 million to increase geothermal
Elroy Buresh
21:20
U.S. Companies Vouched for China During Trump’s First Term. Not Anymore.
American companies have largely gone silent about the importance of the U.S.-China relationship—they no longer see China as the land