Ashley Paul is a reporter at WJZ, where she passionately covers a range of topics including crime and justice, health and wellness, and entertainment news. With a background that includes significant stories on national headlines and a commitment to informing the public, Ashley's work reflects her diverse interests in areas such as corporate fraud and mental health. She has been featured in numerous outlets including CBS News, Yahoo News, and WREG-TV, showcasing her versatility and dedication to journalism.
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By: Ashley Paul
SP Global, the world's largest credit ratings agency, downgraded Oracle's rating from 'BBB' to 'BBB', just one more downgrade away from being termed 'junk'. The agency cited OpenAI as a 'key credit risk'. 'If OpenAI were unable to pay Oracle, we believe Oracle could be left with massive data centre leases that it might be unable to exit,' it added.
China's Long March 10B rocket helped the country become the second in the world to have a reusable rocket.
By: Ashley Paul
A new video has surfaced showing how China used wires to catch its Long March 10B rocket, which helped China become the world's second country with a reusable rocket.
By: Ashley Paul
The Centre hiked the windfall tax on diesel and jet fuel exports while cutting export duty on petrol on Thursday. A change in windfall taxes is usually undertaken either to cut exports and support domestic fuel supply or to reroute exceptional profits to the public. The recent duty changes are unlikely to affect petrol, diesel and air ticket prices.
By: Ashley Paul
SpaceX shares closed below their IPO price of 135 for the first time since their mega listing on June 12. With this, the stock has erased all the money that its investors had made when the stock climbed to its record high of 225.64 on June 16. SpaceX shares ended in the red for 14 of its 23 trading sessions.
By: Ashley Paul
Multiple short sellers are sitting on an estimated $8.7 billion (nearly ₹84,000 crore) in paper gains since SpaceX launched the world's largest-ever
By: Ashley Paul
The European Union has slammed Pakistan for enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings and a crackdown on dissent as it reviewed the country's performance in 2023-25.
By: Ashley Paul
The provisions of the US government's Sanctioning Russia bill, which proposes to impose 100 tariffs on India for purchasing Russian crude oil, have been released publicly. Apart from the tariff threat, the bill sanctions Russia's President Vladimir Putin, senior political and military leaders and oligarchs. It'll also sanction Russia's shadow fleet, which is used for transporting its crude oil.
By: Ashley Paul
Chinese startup EngineAI organised Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend, an inaugural freestyle combat tournament for its full-sized humanoid robots.
By: Ashley Paul
Agnikul Cosmos is planning to demonstrate a reusable rocket booster and an upper stage that remains operational in orbit rather than being discarded after deploying a satellite.
