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Typhoon Kajiki kills 3 in Vietnam, floods Hanoi streets

The storm damaged nearly 7,000 homes, inundated 28,800 hectares of rice plantings and felled 18,000 trees International News via Reuters: Typhoon Kajiki killed at least three people...

London celebrates Notting Hill carnival amid concerns over event’s future

The carnival traces its roots to the hundreds of thousands of migrants from the Caribbean International News via Reuters: Revellers, dancers and musicians filled the streets...

Oil prices rise as Russia-Ukraine peace talks drag on

Brent crude futures were up $1.20, or 1.77%, to $68.93, and West Texas Intermediate crude futures gained $1.29 cents, or 2.03%, to $64.95 International News via...

UK watchdog makes further probes into water firms’ executive pay

In June, the government banned the six water companies, including Thames Water and Yorkshire Water, from awarding bonuses to executives for the year ending...

Berkshire Hathaway not looking to buy a train company, CNBC reports

The news comes weeks after reports on Berkshire-owned BNSF being in talks to acquire CSX Corp to create a transcontinental railroad International News via Reuters: Berkshire...

Helicopter crashes during flying lesson in UK’s Isle of Wight, one person injured

Teaser Paragraph here..., International News via Reuters: A helicopter with four people on board crashed during a flying lesson into a field near a seaside resort...

Suspects blame technical faults for Baltic Sea cable breaches

NATO allies with forces stationed around the Baltic Sea went on high alert after the December 25 incident International News via Reuters: The captain of an...

Elon Musk’s xAI sues Apple and OpenAI over AI competition, App Store rankings

Musk earlier this month had threatened to sue Cupertino, California-based Apple International News via Reuters: Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI sued Apple and...

Temu-owner PDD tops revenue estimates, competition squeezes margins

The Chinese government has been seeking to boost domestic consumption to revive a sluggish economy that is navigating several pressures International News via Reuters: E-commerce company...

Exclusive-U.S. confirms nation’s first travel-associated human screwworm case connected to Central American outbreak

The USDA has estimated a screwworm outbreak could cost the economy in Texas, the biggest U.S. cattle-producing state, about $1.8 billion in livestock deaths International...

Norway’s Northern Lights CCS project starts operations with first CO2 injected

The CO2 is being stored in a reservoir 2,600 meters (8,530 ft) below the seabed, marking a major milestone for CCS International News via Reuters: The...

Competing battery technologies shape the EV industry

China controls 85% of the global battery cell production, and 90% of processing of raw materials used in two lithium-ion variants that dominate today's...
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