Morrisons’ share price leaps to 28 per cent on takeover offer

Morrison’s shares closed at 228p on Monday, just below the 230p-a-share proposed by Clayton Dubilier & Rice. Morrisons’ share price has surged 28 per cent  after a US private equity firm CD&R made an offer to buy the Uk’s fourth largest supermarket group  which has 500 stores and employs 118, 000 people, for £5.5 bn.…

How Covid 19 rescued Humanity

Covid-19 killed millions already, hundred of millions of people are impoverished, and economic prospects across  are being ruined, with death and recession to forefront. Rescue from Global Crisis is about how Covid19  rescue humanity. Ian Goldin, professor of globalisation at the University of Oxford,  details an optimistic vision of  the future after Covid-19 which has…

Hidden cost of AI from privacy, equality, and freedom

Ever wondered what happens when artificial intelligence is shaping our understanding of ourselves, our societies and saturates our political life and depletes our planet? Dr Kate Crawford, senior principal researcher at Microsoft Research, co-founder and director of research at the  AI Now Institute at NYU, a visiting professor at the  MIT Center for Civic Media,…

US approves  Aducanumab, new Alzheimer’s drug in 20 years

The first new treatment of Alzheimer’s disease for nearly 20 years has been approved by regulators in the United States clearing the way for its use in the UK. Aducanumab targets amyloid, a protein that forms abnormal; crumps in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s that can damage cells and trigger dementia, communication issues, memory…

Tesla market value

In June 2010, while Ford Motors had a valuation of  $38 billion compared to Tesla’s $1.3 billion. But 2020 swa fords  valuation down to $28 billion while Tesla’s valuation  shot up to $256 billion. Tesla  ranks sixth among companies on the U.S. stock market and is now worth almost eight times GM and nearly 13…

Humans can’t digest grass

Financial Times’, chief features writer, Henry Mance, a vegan, would very much like you to be, too. His argument why lies at the centre of How to Love Animals, is challenging and funny. For some it could prompt moral reasons  that those of us who love animals, but also profit from their  suffering cravenly managed…

Maritime power of London amid civil war and plague

Margarette Lincoln, former deputy director of the National Maritime Museum, brings detailed account of London life -the gardens, the coffee houses, the shopping and charts the impact of national events growing citizenry with its love of pageantry, spectacle and enterprise. When the Thames froze  over and Mary Evelyn, wife of the diarist John, complained about…