The top 10 news stories in the world right now: November 28

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1. What does a pastor like you do in a ministry like this? Escrivá leads the “transformation” of digital transformation. The appointment of Escrivá as head of digital transformation came as a surprise, but many believed that if Calvino left the EIB, the portfolio would be reunited with the economic sector. While Calvino predicted the sector’s “longevity” at the portfolio awards ceremony, many of the challenges facing the minister – start-up or scale-up – will involve working with the new Ministry of Economy, which is also responsible for business.
2. Israel and Hamas extend Gaza ceasefire for two more days in exchange for continued hostage and prisoner exchanges. A new window of hope has opened for Gaza civilians and relatives of Israeli hostages. Israel and Hamas have activated a clause to extend the ceasefire for another ten days in exchange for the release of at least 10 hostages and 30 Palestinian prisoners per day.The arrival of humanitarian aid and the release of hostages and prisoners will continue until at least Thursday morning, it concluded. 20 minutes.
3. Ten questions about Telefónica’s ERE. The company abandoned its voluntary redundancy scheme and opted for collective layoffs, which it has not implemented since 2011. There are no final figures yet, but it is understood that thousands of employees across the company’s three subsidiaries will be affected. economist.It has been revealed that Telefónica may set aside 1 billion euros to cope with this adjustment five days.
4. OpenAI chaos accelerates the arms race to dominate AI while opening the door to competition. What doesn’t kill OpenAI may make it even more powerful. The drama of Sam Altman’s unexpected firing and subsequent reinstatement in just five days at OpenAI appears to be over. However, along with it, there are still endless questions and concerns about the safety and ethics of artificial intelligence: “The increasing concentration of capital, computing and data is a problem.”
   
5. Shein begins to go through the procedures for listing in the United States. The Chinese fast fashion giant has registered the first version of its public offering prospectus and plans to list in the United States in 2024. Shein has launched the program in secret, so the file, which may be key to your business, is temporarily unavailable. Shein, which is only 10 years old, could be valued at $90 billion.
6. A Simple Solution to Your Search Problem: Bright Pink Ads. You’ve no doubt noticed: The quality of Internet searches has gotten worse in recent years. The constant intrusion of mislabeled ads into search results is a big part of the problem: There are more and more ads, and they’ve gone from being distinct from organic results to being nearly identical. It’s time to fix it.
7. The harsh winter has arrived: European investment in startups plummets by 45% in 2023. According to venture capital firm Atomico, technology investment in Europe rose from $82 billion to $45 billion last year. Total investment in Spain was US$1.6 billion, a 42% decrease from the previous year, but still enough to be higher than that of countries such as Italy and Portugal.
8. Five financial pitfalls of spending more on Christmas than you think. I always tend to overspend at Christmas, so this year I asked a financial planner for some tips on spending money more effectively. He warned me about “buy now, pay later” and credit cards. He suggested I adjust my budget instead of looking for discounts or going into debt.
9. I Was a Contestant on ‘Squidward: The Challenge’: Here’s What the Show Was Like.Dani Templet appears in new film reality show From Netflix. The 24-year-old American took part in several challenges based on famous Korean TV series in an attempt to win more than 4 million euros in prize money, reaching the final leg: “As a fan, I knew it was going to be a challenge. I wanted to Experience life, travel and meet new people.
   
10. The Big Brother of Surveillance: AI Can Detect Your Emotions and Get You Fired. Emotional artificial intelligence (EAI) is technology that can detect your emotions through your facial expressions, tone of voice and even text messages. Some companies already use it to hire and fire people or increase productivity, but that means companies are increasingly gaining access to employees’ privacy.

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