Cmo Singapur pas de ser una isla pobre a uno de los pases ms ricos del mundo (y qu amenaza
Redacción BBC News Mundo29 enero 2019
Lleno de rascacielos, jet privados y Rolls-Royce, Singapur es el cuarto país más rico del mundo, apenas superado por Qatar, Luxemburgo y Macao, según el poder adquisitivo de sus habitantes.
Conocida como "La perla de Asia", esta diminuta ciudad estado con apenas 5,6 millones de habitantes, es actualmente uno de los mayores centros financieros del mundo, el lugar que produce más millonarios y el más costoso para vivir, de acuerdo a un estudio del Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Drew Griffin was born in 1962. He was an American journalist known for his work at the American cable news channel CNN. He passed away on December 17, 2022, at age 60.
Griffin started his career at WCID-TV as a reporter before joining CNN from there, he started working as an investigative journalist at KIRO-TV before moving to work at CBS-2 in 1994.
In September 2005, Griffin covered the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Griffin’s reports about the looting by some New Orleans police officers led to a police investigation.
EU rules to force USB-C chargers for all phones
By Cristina CriddleTechnology reporter
BBCSome Apple devices - such as the iPad Pro and Mac laptops - use USB-C (left) while the iPhone uses Lightning (right)Manufacturers will be forced to create a universal charging solution for phones and small electronic devices, under a new rule proposed by the European Commission (EC).
The aim is to reduce waste by encouraging consumers to re-use existing chargers when buying a new device.
All smartphones sold in the EU must have USB-C chargers, the proposal said.
Immaculate Grid has baseball fans hooked as sport's latest rabbit hole
I’m hooked.
It’s helpless. It’s hopeless. This was the week that the Immaculate Grid entered my life, and it’s impossible to explain just how deep that rabbit hole has become. It’s a little like the time I discovered that every “Cheers” episode was on Hulu, a little like when that Beatles “Get Back” documentary was released on Disney+, and for the first time since 1979 a week passed in my house during which ESPN was not on my television.
In prime time, Sean Hannity carries out a Clinton medical investigation
Every night this week, Fox News' Sean Hannity has drawn attention to a story that was largely debunked before Monday morning. Again and again, Hannity has summoned a "Fox News Medical A-Team" to probe the claim that Hillary Clinton has serious medical issues, covered up by a press that won't demand her medical records.
Hannity's crusade has given the theories of a looming Clinton health crisis their highest-profile airing. A year ago, when Republicans hoped that one of several younger candidates would win their nomination, jokes about Clinton's age and health were rampant.
Is Timmy Thomas still alive? Date of death and cause of death
Timmy Thomas was an RNB singer, keyboardist, songwriter, and record producer who died on Friday, March 11, 2022.
Thomas was born on November 13, 1944 as one of 12 siblings in Evansville, Indiana.
His passion of music led him to study jazz with Cannon Ball Adderley and Donald Byrd, but it was at Lane College in Jackson, Tennessee, that he discovered soul music.
He released the album in late 1972, and it quickly rose to the top of the US Billboard R&B chart.
Is Timmy Thomas still alive? Timmy Thomas has died. He died on March 11, 2022.
His cause of death is yet to be revealed as well although many predict it to be a natural or peaceful transition.
He was best remembered for his single Why Can’t We Live Together?
Isa Shehaj Missing: Is He Found Yet?
The community remains deeply concerned with Isa Shehaj missing, hoping for his safe return soon.
In the peaceful neighborhoods of Naperville, Illinois, a pressing concern has gripped the hearts of many.
The case of Isa Shehaj missing has deeply impacted Naperville, urging everyone to come together in support.
As days transition into nights, worried glances are exchanged and whispers grow louder.
Who could have imagined that this tall, distinctive young man, known for his long ponytailed hair, would suddenly vanish?
Jeffrey McKellop: Former Green Beret charged in Capitol riot
A former Army Special Forces soldier charged with a half-dozen crimes stemming from the Capitol riot threw a flagpole at a police officer like a spear and assaulted three other officers, according to the FBI and court documents.
Jeffrey McKellop, 55, who was arrested Wednesday, is among more than 30 veterans charged in the Jan. 6 incident but appears to be the first so far who served in Special Operations, according to service records analyzed by The Washington Post.
Near-death experience at heart of Ryan Clarks game-day drive
It was during a 2007 game at Denver’s Mile High Stadium that Ryan Clark suffered an acute, debilitating pain in his left side. As a carrier of the sickle-cell trait, he had developed a life-threatening condition due to the 5,280-feet altitude and physical stress.
It was an extreme complication, normally seen only in those with the full-blown blood disorder. But it demanded that Ryan undergo emergency surgery to remove his spleen and gall bladder, which ended his 2007 NFL season.