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Kraft Heinz pauses split, new CEO says problems are ‘fixable’

The packaged-foods maker announced plans to split into two in September - one focused on groceries and the other on sauces and spreads International News...

Industry steps up pressure on EU to cut energy prices

The industries' message was timed to land just before EU leaders gather in a Belgian castle on Thursday for an informal "retreat" to thrash...

European asset managers tumble as AI disruption jitters spread

Investors have become increasingly anxious that AI-first startups can automate complex tasks currently done by humans and undermine existing business models International News via Reuters: Shares...

WTO chief urges members to discuss core MFN rule as reform debate grows

WTO members are considering a programme of reforms ahead of a ministerial conference in Cameroon in March International News via Reuters: The head of the World...

European defence needs more clarity to avoid wasting time and money, industry says

European countries have rushed to boost defence spending since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022 and U.S. President Donald Trump made clear they should expect...

Record heat and raging fires ring in 2026 across the Southern Hemisphere

The extremes are occurring even as the world remains under the cooling influence of a weak La Nina, a climate cycle marked by cooler...

Stocks pause for breath as AI worries simmer; yen gallops higher

The U.S. dollar fell for a fourth straight session and the yen extended its rally, in a potential shift in investor thinking since Sunday's...

EU must simplify regulation to compete with US, China, says von der Leyen

EU growth has been persistently lower than that of the United States over the past two decades, with EU productivity and innovation, particularly in...

Ten dead after shooter opens fire at Canadian high school

The attack brought to Canada the type of mass shooting more common in the neighboring United States, and was carried out by a shooter...

Council of Europe strips former head of immunity over Epstein probe

Norway's white-collar crimes police have opened an investigation into Thorbjoern Jagland, former prime minister and foreign minister and ex-chair of the Nobel Peace Prize...

Big Tech may have to do more to combat cyberbullying, EU says

The European Union anti-cyberbullying initiative comes as countries around the world consider curbing children's social media access because of its impact on their health...

Britain secures record amount of solar in renewable power auction

The country has a target to largely decarbonise its electricity sector by 2030, which will require a huge scale-up of renewable power, including wind...
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