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The Epoch Times: 'Underwater Noises' and 'Banging Sounds' Heard in Search for Missing Titanic Tourist Submarine
'Underwater Noises' and 'Banging Sounds' Heard in Search for Missing Titanic Tourist Submarine
Search crews have detected "underwater noises" in the area where a tourist submarine went missing while exploring the Titanic shipwreck. The US Coast Guard said the noises were picked up by a Canadian P-3 aircraft, prompting remotely operated vehicles to explore the origin of the sounds. The Canadian aircraft had deployed to search for the missing submarine detected "banging" noises every 30 minutes. The submersible was operating 435 miles south of St John's, Newfoundland, when it lost contact with the crew of the Polar Prince approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes into the vessel’s dive.

Reports have emerged that OceanGate Expeditions was previously the subject of a 2018 lawsuit filed by an employee who claimed to have been fired after raising safety concerns over how deep its submarine craft could descend. David Lochridge, OceanGate’s director of marine operations, claimed in the lawsuit filed in US District Court in Seattle that more testing was needed on the deep-diving vessel, stating passengers may be at risk if it reached "extreme depths." Lochridge was reportedly sued by OceanGate that same year for breaching his non-disclosure agreement.


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Forbes: Hong Kong Billionaire Richard Li’s Streaming Platform Viu Sells $200 Million Stake To French Broadcaster
Hong Kong Billionaire Richard Li’s Streaming Platform Viu Sells $200 Million Stake To French Broadcaster
French pay-TV group Canal+ is buying a 26.1% stake in Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li's Viu for up to $300m. Canal+ has made an initial payment of $200m, but could increase its stake to 51%. Viu is a video streaming platform that offers Korean and original content in Southeast Asia, and has 12.2 million paid subscribers and 66.4 million monthly active users across Asia, the Middle East and South Africa during 2022. The deal will enable Viu to grow its content offerings and user base, while allowing Canal+ to expand in Asia.