Nick Turner

1 day ago | bloomberg.com | Nick Turner

Core Scientific Inc. shares surged as much as 32% following a report that CoreWeave Inc. is in discussions to acquire the operator of data centers. An agreement could be hammered out in the coming weeks, assuming there are no issues, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. The newspaper, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation, said the exact terms weren’t clear.

1 day ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Nick Turner

Core Scientific Inc. shares surged as much as 32% following a report that CoreWeave Inc. is in discussions to acquire the operator of data centers. An agreement could be hammered out in the coming weeks, assuming there are no issues, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. The newspaper, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation, said the exact terms weren’t clear. CoreWeave made an earlier advance last year, when it offered to buy Core Scientific for about $1 billion.

2 days ago | cumbria24.com | Nick Turner

Derwent Park Rangers rugby league club in West Cumbria are celebrating a milestone moment after receiving vital support from broadband provider Fibrus. The club in Workington recently took part in the prestigious Rhinos Challenge at Butlin’s Skegness – one of the country’s largest junior rugby festivals hosted by Leeds Rhinos. Thanks to a funding grant from the Fibrus Play It Forward programme, the team was able to travel in style, fully kitted out in new club T-shirts.

2 days ago | cumbria24.com | Nick Turner

Stagecoach Cumbria & North Lancashire is proud to support Armed Forces Day 2025 by offering free bus travel to serving military, veterans, and cadets across its network during the Armed Forces Day weekend from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 June. The initiative covers all Stagecoach Cumbria & North Lancashire local bus services, allowing members of the Armed Forces community to travel for free to parades, ceremonies and community events in Barrow, Carlisle, Kendal, West Cumbria, Lancaster and beyond.

4 days ago | cumbria24.com | Nick Turner

Two Kendal pensioners were astonished to meet up again for the first time since primary school when they joined a group on a bus day trip to Windermere. Brenda Parry and Barbara Chorley – both aged 79 – hadn’t seen each other since they were pupils at the old Castle Street School in Kendal 68 years ago.