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  • 3 weeks ago | webpronews.com | Bob Jones

    CoreWeave’s stellar Q1 performance showcases the company’s dominance in the AI infrastructure space, with CEO Michael Intrator highlighting unprecedented growth during a recent CNBC “Squawk on the Street” interview.

  • 3 weeks ago | webpronews.com | Bob Jones

    Following a landmark announcement this week, NYSE-listed Vertical Aerospace, led by CEO Stuart Simpson, has unveiled plans for a hybrid-electric variant of its VX4 vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft, with testing set to begin as early as the second quarter of 2026. Speaking on NYSE TV Live, Simpson detailed an innovation poised to redefine urban air mobility, defense, and logistics—opening a new chapter for a sector long constrained by range and payload limitations.

  • 3 weeks ago | tribunecontentagency.com | Bob Jones

    East-West vulnerable, South dealsSOUTHWESTNORTHEAST1C1HDbl*3H**3SPass4SAll passAn opening trump lead might have defeated this contract, but it is hard to fault West for leading the ace of hearts. He shifted to a trump at trick two. South won with his ace and had to plan the play. He could try to develop the diamond suit by leading a diamond to the ace, ruffing a diamond, leading a club to the ace, and ruffing another diamond.

  • 1 month ago | thehindu.com | Bob Jones

    Good bidding saw North-South reach an excellent slam. The only possible problem was a poor split in the diamond suit, but that would be no problem for a good declarer. South won the opening spade lead with dummy’s ace and drew the trumps in three rounds. He ruffed his remaining spade in dummy to eliminate the spades, and then eliminated the clubs by cashing the ace and king of clubs before leading a club to dummy’s queen.

  • 1 month ago | thehindu.com | Bob Jones

    Good hands with 4-4-4-1 distribution are among the most difficult hands to bid. North chose to open one club and reverse into two diamonds despite not having a five-card suit in his hand — perhaps as good a choice as any. South’s two-heart bid was the fourth suit and could have been made with many different hands, including hands that did not have four hearts. North’s raise to three hearts, therefore, promised four cards in the suit and pinpointed his spade shortage.

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