China Regulator to Meet Global Investors to Shore Up Market
China’s securities regulator plans to convene a meeting with some of the world’s biggest asset managers on Friday,
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Praggnanandhaa: India chess prodigy's 'remarkable' impact on the sport
R Praggnanandhaa lost the World Cup, but experts say he remains an inspirational figure in Indian chess.
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Arsenal close to Folarin Balogun agreement with Monaco
Arsenal are close to an agreement to sell striker Folarin Balogun to Monaco.
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Chandrayaan-3: India releases first video of lunar rover Pragyaan's Moonwalk
India's space agency Isro's footage shows Chandrayaan-3's rover Pragyaan for the first time ever.
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Ukraine Recap: Biden, Zelenskiy Talk a Day After Prigozhin Death
US President Joe Biden and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Thursday discussed the training of Ukrainian fighter pilots,
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Large US tech companies face new EU rules
The world's largest tech companies must comply with a sweeping new European law starting Friday that affects everything from social media moderation to targeted advertising and counterfeit goods in e-commerce.
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Heineken Secures Exit From Russia With €1 Sale to Arnest Group
Heineken NV said it completed a deal to sell its assets and leave Russia, becoming one of the
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Dune 2 has officially been delayed until March 2024
'Dune: Part Two' is delayed due to the writers' and actors' strikes in Hollywood.
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EXCLUSIVE: Claire Richards teases future plans for Steps: ‘We’re always talking!’
Claire Richards is “always talking” with her Steps bandmates about what to do next after the 1990s favourites enjoyed an incredible resurgence in 2017 as she steps out on her own to release her second studio album.
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Europe Gas Heads for Weekly Drop on Hopes Australia Risks Easing
European natural gas headed for its first weekly drop this month amid hopes that Australian exporters will soon
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Manchester United left with Luke Shaw injury dilemma
Luke Shaw has been ruled out for several weeks in an injury blow to Manchester United and England. United are still waiting to assess the severity of the left-back’s muscle problem but he is certain to miss next season Sunday’s pivotal clash away at Arsenal and this weekend’s home game against Nottingham Forest. Shaw could also sit out the start of United’s Champions League campaign as well as an Old Trafford meeting with early season leaders Brighton. With his deputy Tyrell Malacia also injured, it means manager Erik ten Hag does not have a senior specialist left-back, with right-back Diogo Dalot perhaps the likeliest candidate to slot in as United look for their first win of the season. Ten Hag has lost a second England international this week, with Mason Mount also out with a hamstring strain he sustained in Saturday’s defeat to Tottenham. England manager Gareth Southgate will probably have to be without Shaw, and perhaps Mount, for the September games against Ukraine and Scotland. Shaw represents another defensive concern for Southgate for the two matches, with Reece James and Tyrone Mings definitely out and John Stones a doubt. Ben Chilwell would be the likeliest beneficiary of Shaw’s absence. Read More Why Manchester United are no longer big spenders in the transfer market Would a transfer to Man United or Liverpool suit Ryan Gravenberch most? Welcome to the remodelling of Mason Mount
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ECB’s Nagel Says Much Too Early to Consider Rate Hike Pause
European Central Bank Governing Council member Joachim Nagel said that he’s not convinced inflation is under control enough
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