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  • Scientists create detailed single-cell map of the developing human brain

    Scientists create detailed single-cell map of the developing human brain

    Scientists from Duke-NUS Medical School and their collaborators have created one of the most comprehensive single cell maps of the developing human brain. The atlas captures nearly every cell type, their genetic fingerprints, and…

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  • Saudi Crown Prince bin Salman will visit Trump on Nov 18, White House official says – Reuters

    1. Saudi Crown Prince bin Salman will visit Trump on Nov 18, White House official says  Reuters
    2. ‘I think he’s going to join’: Trump says Saudi Arabia will normalise with Israel without two-state solution  Middle East Eye
    3. Business | A Trillion Dollar…

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  • For first time in long US government shutdown, hints of progress toward reopening – Reuters

    1. For first time in long US government shutdown, hints of progress toward reopening  Reuters
    2. Government shutdown could become longest ever as Trump says he ‘won’t be extorted’ by Democrats  AP News
    3. US govt shutdown ties record as congressional…

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  • Whiplash: How Trump's threat to strike Nigeria further reshuffles Pentagon priorities – Reuters

    1. Whiplash: How Trump’s threat to strike Nigeria further reshuffles Pentagon priorities  Reuters
    2. Christian, Muslim Nigerians push back on threatened US strikes  Dawn
    3. Trump tells military to plan for ‘action’ over his claim that Nigeria allows killing…

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  • Buckingham Palace to stage display of Queen Elizabeth II’s fashion next year

    Buckingham Palace to stage display of Queen Elizabeth II’s fashion next year

    LONDON — The largest-ever exhibition of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s fashion, including the opulent gowns she wore for her wedding and coronation, will go on display at Buckingham Palace next year to mark the centenary of her birth, officials…

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  • Skipping breakfast has little impact on mental performance, research shows

    Skipping breakfast has little impact on mental performance, research shows

    Skipping breakfast or practicing intermittent fasting is unlikely to cloud most adults’ thinking in the short term, according to research published by the American Psychological Association.

    Fasting, which can involve abstaining…

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  • Brain-Mimicking Chips Cut AI’s Energy Thirst

    Brain-Mimicking Chips Cut AI’s Energy Thirst

    In the race to make artificial intelligence more sustainable, neuromorphic computing is emerging as a game-changer. Inspired by the human brain’s architecture, these chips promise to drastically reduce the energy demands of AI…

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  • Prince William to help Indigenous defenders of Brazil's Amazon – Reuters

    1. Prince William to help Indigenous defenders of Brazil’s Amazon  Reuters
    2. World exclusive: Prince William reveals drive behind Earthshot Prize – ‘I think constantly about the world my children will inherit’  HELLO! Magazine
    3. Prince William stuns…

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  • Losses Deepen 10.3% Annually, Revenue Forecast to Grow 33.8% Per Year

    Losses Deepen 10.3% Annually, Revenue Forecast to Grow 33.8% Per Year

    Cipher Mining (CIFR) continues to operate at a loss, with annual losses deepening by 10.3% per year for the past five years. Looking ahead, the company is expected to remain unprofitable for at least three more years; however, revenue is forecast to accelerate at 33.8% per year, outpacing the US market average of 10.5%. With no signs of improvement in net profit margins, the spotlight for investors remains firmly on Cipher Mining’s high revenue growth potential amid ongoing unprofitability and share price volatility.

    See our full analysis for Cipher Mining.

    Next up, we will see how these numbers compare with the prevailing narratives about Cipher Mining, including where the reality strengthens or disputes community and market expectations.

    See what the community is saying about Cipher Mining

    NasdaqGS:CIFR Earnings & Revenue History as at Nov 2025
    • Operating margins remain deeply negative, with Cipher Mining’s profit margin at -96.9%, highlighting that almost all revenue is currently absorbed by operating costs and depreciation rather than dropping to the bottom line.

    • Consensus narrative underscores that while long-term, low-cost power agreements like Odessa’s five-year fixed price Power Purchase Agreement are intended to stabilize costs, variability at other sites and rising depreciation from ongoing infrastructure upgrades threaten to compress margins further.

      • Unfavorable shifts in energy markets or potential regulatory changes, such as carbon taxes, could materially increase operating costs and cast doubt on the ability to sustain targeted margin improvements.

      • Heavy reliance on constant hardware investment means any lag in efficiency upgrades or unexpected hikes in energy prices may prevent Cipher from closing the gap with competitors on profitability.

    • To support growth, the number of shares outstanding is expected to rise by 7.0% annually for the next three years, pointing to ongoing dilution for existing shareholders as Cipher finances aggressive new projects and upgrades.

    • Analysts’ consensus view spotlights the friction here: while the company expands production capacity through new deployments like Black Pearl Phase 1 and 2 and invests in next-generation miners, recurring capital expenditures could dilute near-term earnings per share and asset returns.

      • Bears highlight that new ventures into high-performance computing and the need for modular, flexible data center infrastructure run the risk of tying up capital in underperforming assets if demand or lease agreements fall short of expectations.

      • There remains a delicate balance between funding further expansion to capture future upside and overextending now, which may erode long-term shareholder value.

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  • ‘Young’ Immune Cells Partly Reverse Alzheimer’s Symptoms in Mice : ScienceAlert

    ‘Young’ Immune Cells Partly Reverse Alzheimer’s Symptoms in Mice : ScienceAlert

    Specially engineered ‘young’ immune cells could help to reverse the effects of aging and the damage to brain cells caused by diseases such as Alzheimer’s, according to a new study in mice.

    In their natural state, these immune cells are known…

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