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Here are 5 things you missed today. Because we get it, life is busy & who has the time to sit around and read the news - here are 5 things we think you need to know in the world today.

1 - 🔥 Boeing CEO Under Fire for Praising Safety Record After Scrutiny

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun faced harsh criticism from lawmakers for the company's safety problems and financial decisions. Despite calls for his resignation, Calhoun defended Boeing's culture and took no personal responsibility for the issues. Senators accused him of prioritizing profits over safety and called for new leadership at the company. Calhoun may not face consequences, but regulators are reviewing Boeing's safety plans and the Justice Department is investigating a recent incident.

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2 -🤬 Elon Musk Walks Back "Go F*** Yourself" Remark to Regain Advertiser Trust on X (formerly Twitter)

Elon Musk attempted to smooth things over with advertisers who fled X after his criticism of those threatening to pull out. He clarified his "go f--- yourself" remark, stating it wasn't directed at advertisers in general but towards those advocating censorship to keep their business. Musk emphasized his commitment to free speech, even if it means losing revenue, as he envisions X as a global platform for diverse viewpoints.

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3 -💰UAE Poised to Become World's Top Destination for High-Net-Worth Individuals

The United Arab Emirates is expected to be the world's most attractive destination for millionaires for the third year in a row. A record number of millionaires, 128,000, are projected to relocate in 2024, with the UAE receiving a net inflow of 6,700. This surge is driven by factors like favorable tax policies, infrastructure, and a "golden visa" program. Singapore and the US follow closely behind, while China is expected to see the biggest outflow of millionaires.

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4 -🫱🏻‍🫲🏼Russia, North Korea Forge Strongest Pact in Decades, Vowing Mutual Defense

Russia and North Korea signed a major agreement deepening ties, including a mutual defense pact. This comes amidst concerns from the West about potential aid flowing between the two sanctioned nations. While Russia reportedly seeks ammunition for its war in Ukraine, North Korea may be looking to bolster its nuclear program with Russian help. The US and its allies are worried about the regional security implications.

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5 -👶🏻 Neurotech Founder Claims DNA Editing Slowed His Aging on Honduran Island

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson underwent an unapproved DNA editing procedure in Honduras to combat aging. He claims this therapy, combined with strict diet and sleep routines, has slowed his aging process so much he only needs to celebrate birthdays every 19 months. The therapy involves injections with a "kill switch" to mitigate potential risks.

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Written by The Managers Bulletin team - Australia
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