Husband vanishes after job interview at C3 mall

Husband vanishes after job interview at C3 mall

Police are investigating the disappearance of a Ste Madeleine man who has not been seen or heard of since he sent a distress call on Saturday, hours after he left for a job interview. The vehicle that Joshua Mohammed, 23, of Railway Line, Victoria Village, was last seen driving is also missing, police said. A police report stated that around 11.45 a.m. on Saturday, Mohammed left the house he shared with his common-law wife and other relatives, driving a white Nissan AD wagon PCN7988 to attend a...
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Unusual mid-range smartphone features dot matrix secondary display, camera shutter button and 6,500 mAh battery – NotebookCheck.net News

Unusual mid-range smartphone features dot matrix secondary display, camera shutter button and 6,500 mAh battery – NotebookCheck.net News

A camera shutter button is visible on the frame, strongly reminiscent of the touch-sensitive Capture Button on the iPhone 17, although details regarding its functionality are not yet known. The Infinix Note 60 Pro is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, which features four ARM Cortex-A720 performance cores and four Cortex-A520 efficiency cores. The mid-range smartphone boasts a 6,500 mAh battery, a 50 MP main camera and a 144 Hz display. Similar to the Infinix Note 60 Air, the Note 60 Pr...
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Keppel Private Credit Fund Gets $125M Commitment From Beijing’s AIIB

Keppel Private Credit Fund Gets $125M Commitment From Beijing’s AIIB

Christina Tan, CEO for fund management and chief investment officer at Keppel (Image: Keppel Ltd) Keppel’s third private credit fund has secured a commitment of up to $125 million from Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, with the contribution from the development institution potentially boosting the size of the vehicle to over $561 million. AIIB has committed $75 million to Keppel Private Credit Fund III, along with a co-investment sleeve of up to $50 million, the Temasek-backe...
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Hoymiles releases all-in-one residential inverter and modular battery

Hoymiles releases all-in-one residential inverter and modular battery

The Chinese company said its modular system supports up to 64 kWh of storage, multiple PV inputs, and 0 ms backup switching for uninterrupted operation. February 10, 2026 Lior Kahana Chinese energy storage solution provider Hoymiles has released its first all-in-one battery energy storage system (BESS). Named HiOne, the residential system combines an inverter, batteries, and an energy management system (EMS) in a single enclosure. “We incorporated advanced AI-based time-of-use (AI-TOU) fun...
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KS Energy and Hitachi Collaborate on Extra-High Voltage Battery Energy Storage System

KS Energy and Hitachi Collaborate on Extra-High Voltage Battery Energy Storage System

TOKYO, Feb 10, 2026 – (JCN Newswire) – KS Energy Co., Ltd. (“KS Energy”), a renewable energy business company and Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501, “Hitachi”) agreed on February 6 to collaborate on the development and operation of an Extra-High Voltage Grid Battery Energy Storage System*1 within Kumamoto Prefecture, as well as the development and operation of power trading businesses. Hitachi will provide project development support for KS Energy’s development of the pro...
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Xiaomi Denies U.S. Entry Plans for SU7 After Test Car Spotted in California

Xiaomi Denies U.S. Entry Plans for SU7 After Test Car Spotted in California

Xiaomi founder and CEO Lei Jun said the company currently has no plans to enter the U.S. car market, after photos showed a Xiaomi SU7 Max driving on California’s I-5 interstate with local test plates. He said the vehicle was likely purchased by U.S. peers or suppliers for benchmarking, rather than being part of any market entry plan. Xiaomi President Lu Weibing has previously said the company plans to expand its auto business into overseas markets starting in 2027. Related Read More...
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Zeekr recalls 38,277 Zeekr 001 WE 86 vehicles over potential battery safety risk

Zeekr recalls 38,277 Zeekr 001 WE 86 vehicles over potential battery safety risk

Chinese electric vehicle maker Zeekr said on Monday it will voluntarily recall 38,277 units of its older Zeekr 001 WE 86 models manufactured between July 2021 and March 2024, citing potential battery safety risks. The company said some vehicles may have manufacturing consistency deviations in internal power battery components, which could lead to abnormal increases in internal resistance after long-term use, resulting in performance degradation and, in extreme cases, a risk of thermal runaway. Z...
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Ferrari’s First Electric Car Has a Name: Luce

Ferrari’s First Electric Car Has a Name: Luce

Ferrari reveals the name of its first electric car as details of the long-awaited project begin to emerge. Ferrari has been Chinese water-torturing us, dribbling out the details of what might be its most significant new model in a generation, that being its first battery electric car. Up until now it’s simply been dubbed “Elettrica.” Now, at an event held in the TransAmerica Pyramid high above San Francisco to unveil the interior and user interface, Ferrari chairman John Elkann noted that...
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iPhone 18 Pro Max to feature even better battery life: report

iPhone 18 Pro Max to feature even better battery life: report

The rumoured iPhone Fold could have the biggest battery in a foldable in Canada Even though Apple doesn’t use the biggest batteries in its smartphones, the company has always been able to provide great battery life for its flagship devices. That trend looks set to continue with the iPhone 18 series, according to new leaks. Weibo user Digital Chat Station, with information from the Apple supply chain, indicates that the iPhone 18 Pro Max will have a battery capacity of 5,100mAh to 5,200mAh. Wit...
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Battery Manufacturer For Stellantis And Mercedes Is Shutting Down Its Germany And Italy Facilities

Battery Manufacturer For Stellantis And Mercedes Is Shutting Down Its Germany And Italy Facilities

ACC, a European joint venture for manufacturing car batteries, is cancelling two of its three planned battery factories for Europe. This leaves only the French factory. ACC stands for Automotive Cells Company and is a project by Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz, and Saft, which is in turn owned by Total. Together, the three wanted to prevent all EV batteries from coming from China. Therefore, ambitious plans were developed for the construction of at least three European gigafactories. These were to be...
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