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People have claimed that the same woman who sold Putin ice cream had posed as a member of staff at Aeroflot, a Russian airline, but once again, facial recognition is not a reliable tool which which to compare the images in this case. Work Attacks Continue in Ukraine Despite Russia's Supposed Cease-Fire Mr. Tymoshenko said that a residential area had been hit in a Russian attack on the city of Kramatorsk, and that Russian shells had struck apartment buildings and a hospital in the town of Kurakhove, both in eastern Ukraine. It was not clear if the attacks took place before or after the scheduled noon start of the cease-fire. � � � Work New Armored Vehicles Will Help Ukraine Take the Fight to Russia Steven Erlanger reported from Brussels and Thomas Gibbons-Neff from New York. Eric Schmitt, John Ismay and Michael D. Shear contributed reporting from Washington, Lara Jakes from Rome, Natalia Yermak from Kyiv, Ukraine, and Cassandra Vinograd from Paris. Work Powerful Photos Of Animals Rescued From Russia's War In Ukraine And even though Sirius, as well as most shelters in Ukraine, are way over capacity, Mezinova is looking forward to tomorrow. “I hope we’ll finish the cat house soon, contrary to Putin’s plans,” she said laughing, standing in the middle of the half-built structure among dozens of cats who are waiting for their new homes in Ukraine, Europe or elsewhere. You Might Like � � � Work U.S. slaps Iran with another round of sanctions over drones used in Russia's war on Ukraine The Security Council resolution, known as 2231, prohibits the transfer \"of all items, materials, equipments and goods and technology\" from Iran to another nation unless it is approved in advance by the council on a case-by-case basis. Work US announces new $3.75bn aid package for Ukraine and its neighbors But Hebestreit said that battle tanks were not an issue in Thursday’s call between Scholz and Biden. He said Germany will stick to its principles of supporting Ukraine as strongly as possible, while not going it alone on weapons supplies and ensuring that Nato does not become a party to Russia’s war in Ukraine. Work What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis Banksy painted the image and six others during an unpublicised trip to Ukraine. He later acknowledged in a video that they were his work, done “in solidarity” with the Ukrainian people. The Instagram post showed the artist at work – his identity obscured – as well as interviews with local people walking amid ruins. Work Russia stirs trouble at UN over head of environment agency We use cookies and other data for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used. You Might Like � � � Work Will record levels of dry powder trigger a delayed explosion of startup investment? Strong growth in cloud and AI have kept key tech trends steady, largely in part due to huge shifts in the way we work. Spurred by the need to ensure they’re prepared for the future, organizations have poured money into upgrading their digital infrastructure and processes. Work How global unrest will impact innovation in 2023 Corporations will also spend less on collaborations with other innovators and expensive acquisitions of advanced technology. We expect to see more acquisitions of early-stage companies as they become weaker and corporations look to develop new technologies more cheaply by buying at a discount rather than building from scratch. � Work California forces companies to show pay on job listings, revealing big tech salaries A new law that went into effect this week requires most California employers to disclose salaries on job listings. Work TechCrunch+ roundup: Dry powders slow fuse, landing page basics, generative AI hype “Based on historical data, the IPO market has opened up after 18 to 24 months, on average,” she found. “Given that we’re now about nine months since our window closed, we could see movement by June 2023.” � Work Dr. Anthony Fauci responds to Elon Musk "The Takeout" Musk tweeted that this week that he'd release the so-called "Fauci Files," thought to be internal Twitter documents, though their content and relevance is unclear. Work Jair Bolsonaro wrecked Brazils presidential palace, TV report suggests A report in the Brazilian magazine Istoé this week claimed the former president was pressuring the Italian government to grant his family citizenship and hoped to move there after a stint in the US to avoid jail. Bolsonaro reportedly believed Brazilian authorities would be unable to extradite him from the European country, from where his great-grandfather Vittorio Bolzonaro emigrated in the late 19th century. � Work American aid to Ukraine ramps up but House GOP drama causes worry over future military help | CNN Politics Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday welcomed the latest drawdown, saying it was an "awesome Christmas present for Ukraine!" And lawmakers in Ukraine told CNN they are not concerned that the future of assistance is at risk, noting the strong past bipartisan and public support for aiding their country. Work Daniel Barenboim, Titan of Conducting, to Step Down in Berlin The 80-year-old conductor, citing poor health, said he would resign as general music director of the Berlin State Opera after three decades. � Work Break the cycle of bad self-improvement advice How motivational gurus prey on the vulnerable Work Chinas housing market teeters between boom and bust Citizens are still willing to pour their life savings into property, as long as prices keep rising Work Is Text-to-Image AI Empowering the Creator Economy or Dooming it? I recently heard about this noisy kerfuffle in the art industry. A famous painter used new technology to create photo-realistic artwork Work Inflation is too important to be left to the central bankers Moody’s Analytics is predicting a “slowcession,” which is a clunky term for a situation in which growth comes nearly to a standstill but never turns negative, as it does in a recession. Moody’s makes this prediction partly on the strength of healthy household balance sheets, record profits for American businesses, and the overall strength of the labor market, even as labor growth slows steadily as inflation drops. Work Katharine Birbalsingh: Head teacher quits as social mobility adviser Katharine Birbalsingh has attracted controversy since being appointed in late 2021. Work Americans are already pessimistic about how the year will go © 2022 Fortune Media IP Limited. All Rights Reserved. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy | CA Notice at Collection and Privacy Notice | Do Not Sell/Share My Personal Information | Ad Choices FORTUNE is a trademark of Fortune Media IP Limited, registered in the U.S. and other countries. FORTUNE may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.S&P Index data is the property of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. and its licensors. All rights reserved. Terms & Conditions. Powered and implemented by Interactive Data Managed Solutions. Work The most obvious speaker solution is also the most radical | CNN Politics It's the easiest, most elegant and simple solution to Rep. Kevin McCarthy's failure to bring Republicans together. Just find a few Democrats already. Form a coalition. Edge out these hard-line Republicans and get the House to work. Work Prince Harrys claim of 25 Taliban kills raises security fear The Duke of Sussex may have increased the risk of being targeted by Islamist terrorists by describing how he killed 25 Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.In his Work U.S. unemployment rate falls in December, but rises for Black women, Hispanic men \"Those are two industries that have not recovered well during the pandemic,\" Holder said. \"This is what is constraining Black women\'s ability to get back to the state that they were with regard to the American workforce before the pandemic.\" Work This Company Is Canceling All Meetings With More Than Two Employees To Free Up Workers Time Shopifys move to reduce meetings is an approach more companies have been taking as productivity concerns increase and the habits of a pandemic filled with half-hour Zoom calls have lingered. Work Daily Crunch: Property management startup Doorstead raises $21.5M Series B If you use Snap’s desktop camera to give yourself a fun filter during video calls, start saying your goodbyes to it now. Ivan reports that Snap is shutting down the camera app on January 25 to focus on its Camera Kit for Web feature. He also notes there might be more behind the move, writing, “The discontinuation of the Snap Camera app — spotted first by The Verge — is not entirely surprising. Last year, it cut 20% of its staff and shuttered its drone product months after first launching it.” Work Nonfarm payrolls rose 223,000 in December, as strong jobs market tops expectations Fed officials at their last meeting noted that they are encouraged by the latest inflation readings but will need to see continued progress before they are convinced that inflation is coming down and they can ease up on rate hikes. Work Democrats commemorate January 6 attack with tears and silence at US Capitol “They failed because of the bravery and valor of the United States Capitol police and the Metropolitan police department officers who fought heroically to defend our democracy. We will never forget their sacrifice and we will never forget this day.” Work Iran protests: Death row reporter Mehdi Beik arrested Colleagues tweet support for Mehdi Beik, who interviewed families of protesters sentenced to death. Work Extradition of 'El Chapo' son to the US halted after 29 killed in arrest operation | CNN They "began investing large amounts of the cash into the purchasing of marijuana in Mexico and cocaine in Colombia. They also began purchasing large amounts of ephedrine from Argentina and arranged for the smuggling of the product into Mexico as they began to experiment with methamphetamine production," the State Department said. Work Japan real wages fall most since 2014, keeping BOJ goal distant Real cash earnings for Japans workers dropped 3.8% from a year earlier in November, declining for the eighth straight month. Work VC deal activity fell in 2022, signaling tough times ahead Why the instability? PitchBook blames a variety of factors, including nontraditional investors slowing their capital deployment to VC amid less attractive risk/return profiles. According to the report, relative to 2021, the upside potential for VC-backed startups fell precipitously in 2022, which turned many investors away from the space. Work C-SPAN and cable news get a boost from the House speaker spectacle. “In a way, the American people have benefited from the past few days by seeing members of Congress in candid moments and conversations,” Mr. Mortman said. “This past week has been an intensive civic education in how Congress operates, and the American people can see it all for themselves.” Work Opinion | I Looked Behind the Curtain of American History, and This Is What I Found The Times is committed to publishing a diversity of letters to the editor. We’d like to hear what you think about this or any of our articles. Here are some tips. And here’s our email: letters@nytimes.com. Work This 'best-in-class' western retailer can rally more than 30% as consumers buy country fashion, Bank of America says Work SEC ends insider trading probe of ex-Sen. Richard Burr and brother-in-law without taking action, lawyers say A minute or less after that, Fauth called his primary stockbroker, who did not answer, the SEC has said in a filing. Fauth then called a second broker within two minutes and \"directed her to sell several stocks in his wife\'s account,\" the filing reveals. Work Materials for the biorefinery: high bio-content, shape memory Kraft lignin-derived non-isocyanate polyurethane foams using a non-toxic protocol Polyurethanes are among the top six polymers produced in the world and are widely used in the automotive, furniture, construction and appliance industry for their light weight, impact resistance, and insulating properties. However, the use of hazardous diisocyanates used in polyurethane formulations has led Work 3 Trends for AI in Retail & CPG for 2023 Now that we are stepping onto solid ground after the pandemic, Retail & CPG organizations are shifting away from the reactive in favor of the long-term. Work Opinion: Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest hits home for parents | CNN Hamlin is a generous and kind person. And his pain has galvanized a country that is so often and so deeply divided. Especially this week. In this wrenching moment for him, for his family, for football, and for America, Damar Hamlin is inspiring others to be helpers too. And that is worth celebrating as we enter a new year. Work What could be ahead for travelers and Southwest after the airline's holiday meltdown In the wake of the largest airline operational breakdown in recent history, here's what the airline is doing and how federal regulators might react. Work Old Nazi map sparks treasure hunt in the Netherlands An old map believed to mark the spot where German soldiers hid treasure worth millions of euros during World War Two sparked the imagination of amateur treasure hunters in the Netherlands this week. Work Six journalists arrested over footage of South Sudan president wetting himself Kiir has ruled over South Sudan since its independence in 2011, a presidency marred by fighting with a splinter group of the ruling Sudan People’s Liberation Movement – resulting in hundreds of thousands dead and giving rise to sexual violence, crackdowns on opposition and political corruption. Work She was convicted of killing her four children. Could a gene mutation set her free? Kathleen Folbigg has spent 19 years in prison and was dubbed Australias worst female serial killer. Now, an inquiry into her case will look at clinical genetics in a whole new way. Work Next in "parade of atmospheric rivers" set to slam storm-hit California Climate change is already altering these high-impact events. Work Ex-Twitter VP Mike Davidson joins Microsoft to lead Web Experiences design and research Mike Davidson, a Seattle technology veteran and longtime designer, is joining Microsoft as the corporate vice president of design and research. Davidson will head up design for the Web Experiences Read More Work Hillary Clinton to join Columbia University as global affairs professor Ex-secretary of state will assume position on 1 February, working alongside the School of International and Public Affairs dean Work What is ChatGPT and how can you use it better as a data analyst? ChatGPT is the new AI chat bot created by OpenAI, and here are four ways you can use it as a data analyst or data scientist. Work Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson working on memoir, "Lovely One" No release date has been announced. Work The Toll of Capturing El Chapos Son: 10 Soldiers, 19 Cartel Members Dead Mr. Guzmán faces prosecution in both Mexico and the United States. His father, who famously escaped a Mexican prison in 2015, was recaptured and extradited to the United States. He is serving a life sentence in a U.S. federal prison. Work H-bombs or chicken bones: the race to define the start of the Anthropocene Humanity is now a geological superpower and declaring a new epoch is critical to tackling its impact, scientists say Work Biogen shakes up R&D chief role, makes Singhal permanent replacement More than a year after Al Sandrock was pushed out as Biogens R&D chief, the company has set permanent plans to replace him into motion. Work Tensions with Virgin Islands Governor Over Epstein Led to Attorney Generals Firing “The Virgin Islands attorney general, as in everywhere else in the United States, is required to prosecute or pursue legal action for violations of the law, and to serve the people,” Ms. George said in her statement. “Doing the job of the attorney general should not be incompatible with holding the job of attorney general.” Work Argentina's World Cup glory built in Europe as South American leagues lose importance And in the same way, although the soundtrack to the World Cup final and the emotional drive that carried the team to the title were 100% Argentine, there is no doubt that Europe played a part in the triumph by helping the development of many of the players. Work HealthAtom empowers LatAms small healthcare offices with cloud-based ops “There is regulation and compliance regarding how things are signed, how information is stored, how certain health data should be recorded,” said co-founder and CPO Daniel Guajardo. “All this has country-to-country variations and has allowed us, in these 10 years of bootstrapping, to be able to focus on having a very regionalized product.” Work Opinion: The real problem with sick leave in America | CNN It's unreasonable to expect workers to be able to keep doing their jobs normally when they or their children are sick. As so many of us battle an epic onslaught of illnesses, changing these expectations would leave our workplaces a whole lot healthier. Work She was convicted of killing her four children. Could a gene mutation set her free? Kathleen Folbigg has spent 19 years in prison and was dubbed Australias worst female serial killer. Now, an inquiry into her case will look at clinical genetics in a whole new way. Work How global unrest will impact innovation in 2023 Corporations will also spend less on collaborations with other innovators and expensive acquisitions of advanced technology. We expect to see more acquisitions of early-stage companies as they become weaker and corporations look to develop new technologies more cheaply by buying at a discount rather than building from scratch. Work Ex-Twitter VP Mike Davidson joins Microsoft to lead Web Experiences design and research Mike Davidson, a Seattle technology veteran and longtime designer, is joining Microsoft as the corporate vice president of design and research. Davidson will head up design for the Web Experiences Read More Work How global unrest will impact innovation in 2023 Corporations will also spend less on collaborations with other innovators and expensive acquisitions of advanced technology. We expect to see more acquisitions of early-stage companies as they become weaker and corporations look to develop new technologies more cheaply by buying at a discount rather than building from scratch. Work Black founders still raised just 1% of all VC funds in 2022 Tye Calloway, the founder of the fintech Cooler, told TechCrunch that it’s embarrassing as a Black founder to always be associated with negative statistics, especially as one trying to fundraise. Work Lumus shows off AR glasses that don't look too dorky The company tells me it has gone on a patenting binge, claiming it already has more than 430 patents granted, with an additional 540 patents pending. That both places it among the world’s top patent holders for augmented reality optics and positions it beautifully as an acquisition target for a larger company that may be scared of getting sued, bored of paying licensing fees or both. Work CES, NYE, SBF and FTX. Lol. 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Work Sam Bankman-Frieds lawyers just filed a claim to keep his $450 million in Robinhood shares, arguing he needs them for legal fees More from Fortune: San Francisco being hit with a ‘brutal’ storm so severe that a meteorologist says is ‘one of the most impactful’ he’s ever seenHow will the ultrawealthy ride out the recession? 1,200 investors worth $130 billion have one big strategyBlaming Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest on the COVID vaccine is ‘wildly and irresponsibly speculative,’ says expertMeghan Markle’s real sin that the British public can’t forgive–and Americans can’t understand Work Republicans Cant Decide Whether to Woo or Condemn Young Voters The Biden administration proposed to tighten limits on fine particulate matter, a deadly air pollutant also known as soot that is responsible for thousands of premature deaths every year, Coral Davenport reports. Work 'We can have our cake and eat it, too': Wall Street reacts to a Goldilocks jobs report \"The December jobs report was stronger than expected, with solid job growth and the unemployment rate falling back to a half-century low. 2022 was a blockbuster year for job growth, but two fifths of those jobs were either part-time or side gigs for people already working. The pandemic’s drag on labor force participation is fading, and Americans have been looking to take on extra hours to manage the higher cost of living. Other recent data—PMIs, the leading economic index, continued jobless claims—suggest the economy is weaker than the jobs report. But if the jobs data go unrevised, the U.S. economy is probably not in recession in late 2022. The Fed will see this jobs report as a green light for further rate hikes in early 2023. If inflation continues to slow, a pivot to rate cuts is still possible later this year, but it is not around the corner.\" Work Biden Honors Extraordinary Americans Who Defended Democracy on Jan. 6 “We’re not a land of kings and dictators, autocrats and extremists,” he said. “As we see in today’s honorees, we’re a nation and we the people that toughen our fiber, renew our faith and strengthen our cause. There’s nothing beyond our capacity, if we act together.” Work California storm leaves thousands without power, another 'atmospheric river' looms By Reuters Work Dave Bautista has 'relief' 'Guardians of the Galaxy' role is over | CNN "If I could be a number one [on the callsheet] with Denis, I would do it for f***ing free," Bautista said. "I think that's how I could find out how good I could be. He brings out the best in me. He sees me in a different light, sees the performer that I want to be. That might be how I solve the puzzle." 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