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Alibaba reportedly developing new AI chip as China’s Xi rejects AI’s ‘Cold War mentality’
The potential new chip could have global implications as the AI arms race makes pace.
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ScotRail abolishes peak rail fares in attempt to encourage more people to use trains
The removal of peak rail fares is expected to significantly help passengers with savings and deal with the current cost of living crisis.
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Taylor Swift ‘tax’ goes mainstream: US states target luxury second homes
Rhode Island’s new levy on €1 million-plus holiday homes—dubbed the “Taylor Swift tax”—is inspiring copycats, as policymakers hunt for cash for housing and try to curb “lights-out” neighbourhoods.
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Egypt expands fruit exports to U.S. and Europe
Egypt continues to strengthen its position in global fruit exports. Over the past decade, the country has built a reputation for supplying a steady range of fruits that comply with international standards. For U.S. and European…
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The shifts behind U.S and Europe’s divergent performance styles — TradingView News
THE SHIFTS BEHIND U.S AND EUROPE’S DIVERGENT PERFORMANCE STYLES
The divergence in performance styles in the U.S. and Europe could not have been more stark this year according to Goldman Sachs equity strategists, who say some major shifts are…
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Inside the Nordic base key to Europe’s hopes in space race
Deep within the remote Swedish forest, where reindeer roam and…
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A €2 Trillion Dutch Pension Headache Is Coming for European Bonds
A café in Amsterdam. A planned Dutch pension reform is about to hit European bonds.
(Bloomberg) — There’s a near €2 trillion ($2.3 trillion) upheaval coming for European bond markets to cap a 2025 already marked by tariff twists…
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Storm forces Gaza aid flotilla back to Barcelona port
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An aid flotilla bound for Gaza has been forced to turn back to shore,…
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Tourists avoid Europe’s ‘most overrated city’ amid ‘stress’ complaints – World News – News
High tourist numbers don’t always guarantee a high-quality travel experience. That’s the conclusion suggested by a recent analysis from Icelandair, which evaluated 30 of Europe’s most visited cities to determine which destinations may be…
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