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Dry weather in Asia has pushed Kellogg's to replace rice grains with corn flour and rice flour in UK Rice Krispies and Coco Pops. The North American recipe is unchanged.
Australia's highest court dismissed Uber's appeal in full, leaving the company liable for about A$81 million in state payroll tax. The finding turns on the word "deemed".
The Public Accounts Committee says each year of delay adds £420 million to the lifetime cost of restoring the Palace of Westminster. Weekly maintenance of the estate is heading for £2 million.
Singapore's UOB nearly tripled third-quarter net profit after setting aside far less for bad loans. It came in below the analysts' consensus, and the stock dropped about 5 per cent.
Japanese researchers have confirmed adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine and uracil in samples returned from Ryugu. The asteroid has had the complete set for about 4.5 billion years.
A fifth increase in under two years takes a computer that launched at $120 to $385. Eben Upton blames the memory market and suggests buying something smaller.
A new Gartner note puts 90 per cent of enterprise agent workflow steps on open-weight models by 2030. The twentyfold saving becomes five or six once the models start answering.
Ciaron Maher became the first trainer to take the Melbourne Cup trifecta, with Point Of Law, a colt sold by King Charles III earlier this year. He also had five of the first six home.
Two petitions to the US Copyright Office would let disc owners rip replacements for digital copies that no longer work. The replacement would survive only as long as the original does.
The US$500 million observatory had no engine of its own and could not be pushed higher. The rescue spacecraft launched in July lasted about six weeks.