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Nippon India MF sets foot in Leh to deepen financial inclusion; eyes expansion in border regions

Nippon Life India Asset Management Ltd. expands financial inclusion by opening a branch in Leh, becoming the first asset management company with a physical presence in the high-altitude region.
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Gold may trade with positive bias this week amid tariff worries, interest rate cut hopes

Next week, gold prices are poised for an upswing as the Federal Reserve hints at potential interest rate cuts. This, paired with the uncertainty surrounding US trade policies, has sparked a heightened interest in gold as a safe haven.
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PNB poised to touch landmark Rs 30 lakh crore total business by FY26 end: MD Ashok Chandra

Punjab National Bank is setting its sights on an ambitious Rs 30 lakh crore in total business by the fiscal year's end. With a noteworthy 11.6 per cent growth in total business reported for Q1, the bank is optimistic about achieving its goals, MD Chandra said.
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Godrej Properties on track to meet or exceed Rs 32,500 cr pre-sales target for FY26: Pirojsha Godrej

With an eye on its ambitious Rs 32,500 crore sales goal, Godrej Properties remains confident in the strong housing demand, even as the market finds its footing. The first quarter saw a slight dip in pre-sales, primarily due to a challenging base effect and some delays in launching new projects.
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Trump Tariffs: Textile Ministry to meet top industry players next week, say sources

Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh will convene with industry leaders next week to assess the potential consequences of the US's 25% tariff imposition on Indian goods. The meeting will explore strategies to mitigate the impact and capitalize on opportunities presented by the recently signed UK-India FTA.
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IHCL puts spotlight on North East for development of new properties

Indian Hotels Company is focusing on developing properties in North East India. This move aligns with India's ambition to develop the region. IHCL has plans for new hotels in Assam, including Jagiroad and Kaziranga. The company will upgrade the Vivanta in Guwahati to Taj. IHCL also signed its first Taj Palace property in Agartala, Tripura.
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National Waterway-57 operationalised on Assam's Kopili river, maiden cargo flagged off

The first cargo trial run occurred from Govardhan Bridge to Hatsingimari. MV VV Giri carried 300 metric tonnes of cement. Minister Sarbananda Sonowal called it a watershed moment. This resumes intra-state waterborne freight transport after a decade. Over 1168 kms of National Waterways in Assam are now operational.
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Kothari Industrial Corporation acquires Zodiz, Jeetlo to strengthen mass footwear presence

KICL, a D C Kothari Group company, is set to acquire footwear brands Zodiz and Jeetlo, effective August 4, 2025, to bolster its presence in the mass-market segment. This acquisition will provide KICL with a stronger foothold in underserved consumer segments, focusing on products priced under Rs 1,000, catering to a value-driven market.
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Watch: For first time in 600 years, dormant volcano erupts in Kamchatka after earthquake; Russia lifts tsunami warning

The Russian Ministry cancelled its tsunami warning on Sunday, amid the first time volcanic eruption of the Krasheninnikov Volcano in 600 years and a 7.0 earthquake in the region.

Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies uncover drone procurement graft scheme

The arrests come just two days after Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies had their independence restored.
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Man issues warning to blow-up Nitin Gadkari's residence in Nagpur in 10 minutes, police arrest accused for hoax threat

According to the police, the city control room received a call on the emergency number 112, warning that Gadkari's Mahal residence would be blown up within ten minutes
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Tragic deaths: Missing Indian-origin family of 4 found dead after car crash in US

The Indian-origin family of four was last spotted at a Burger King outlet in Erie, Pennsylvania. The cause of the crash has not yet been confirmed
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Tens of Thousands March on Sydney Harbour Bridge to Support Gaza

The Sydney Harbour Bridge was closed by the march, after it was authorised to go ahead by the Supreme Court hours earlier.
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PM Modi to inaugurate Bengaluru metro's Yellow Line on August 10 | Check 5 key features

Tejasvi Surya said public transport is the only long-term solution to Bengaluru's traffic woes and credited the timely launch of Yellow Line to PM Narendra Modi’s personal push to ensure that the line was open to the public without any further delay.
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Why India may not stop buying Russian oil amid US tariff threat: Explained

The uptick extends beyond crude oil as imports of US liquefied natural gas (LNG) also doubled—from $1.41 billion in FY23–24 to $2.46 billion in FY24–25.

FASTag annual pass: Who is eligible and who is not? Which vehicles cannot use it? Top things to know

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways will introduce an optional annual FASTag pass for daily commuters starting August 15, 2025. Here is all you need to know about validity, eligibility, payment, roads and more…
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Odisha teen's death case: Here's what police probe reveals while family reacts

The family of a 15-year-old girl who died from burn injuries expressed gratitude towards the government and healthcare staff. Odisha police stated no individuals were involved, despite eyewitness claims.
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Earthquake today: Tremors of 3 magnitude shake New York

The earthquake’s epicenter was just north of Newark, New Jersey

Himachal Flash Floods: 2 Highways & 305 Roads Shut, Orange Alert Issued For Monday

Himachal Rain Fury: The local meteorological office has issued an orange alert for heavy to very heavy rain in isolated areas of the state on Monday and Tuesday
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News 18 Afternoon Digest: Earthquake In Russia, Indian Family Found Dead In US & More

We are also covering: Army Officer Thrashed SpiceJet Employees Over Extra Cabin Luggage Fees and BJP Shares Growth Stats As Rahul Gandhi Echoes Trump's 'Economy' Claim.
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PM Modi Meets President Droupadi Murmu At Rashtrapati Bhavan

PM Modi met President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan amid Parliament logjam over Bihar's SIR exercise and US President Trump's tariffs on Indian exports.
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MNS Workers Vandalise Dance Bar In Panvel After Raj Thackeray’s Speech Against Such Practice

According to police, more than a dozen individuals armed with sticks stormed the Night Riders bar, damaging furniture and smashing liquor bottles.
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11 Killed, 4 Injured In Road Accident In UP's Gonda, PM Modi Announces Rs 2 Lakh Ex-Gratia

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath directed that financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh be provided to the families of the deceased.
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'They Tortured Hindus': Sadhvi Pragya Alleges 'Congress Conspiracy' In Malegaon Blast Case

Sadhvi Pragya alleged that when Congress was in power in Maharashtra and Centre, they 'misused all government agencies and turned them corrupt. This was done by the UPA Govt'
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'Only Thing Dead Is...': BJP Shares Growth Stats As Rahul Gandhi Echoes Trump's 'Economy' Claim

The IMF's World Economic Outlook for July ranked India second only to China among developing economies, projecting a growth rate of 6.7 per cent in 2025 and 6.4 per cent for 2026.
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'Immature And Hateful': Top BJP Ministers Blast Rahul Gandhi Over 'Arun Jaitley Threat' Claim

Criticising Rahul Gandhi's "hateful mentality," senior BJP ministers pointed out that Jaitley passed away in August 2019 — a year before the farm laws were introduced in 2020.
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Shivlings And Ancient Hindu Idols Recovered During Excavation In J-K's Anantnag District

Ancient Hindu idols and Shivlings were found in Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir, possibly dating back to the Karkoota dynasty. The artifacts will be studied in Srinagar.
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Pahalgam Attacker's Symbolic Funeral In PoK Confirms Pakistan's Link To Attack: Report

The event further confirmed Islamabad's hand in the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed the lives of 26 people in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Two Terrorists Killed, One Injured As Operation Akhal Enters Day 3 In J&K's Kulgam

The firing began on Friday after security forces launched a cordon and search operation based on special inputs by intelligence.
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Democrats work to transcend weak party brand by exploiting Trump's problems

WASHINGTON — As members of Congress prepare to head home for summer recess, both parties are reckoning with their respective weaknesses and monitoring key changes to the emerging 2026 landscape
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Trump hits Brazilian products with 50% tariffs over Bolsonaro

Brazilian products are subject to a 50% tariff not because of Brazil’s trade policies, but because of Trump’s relationship with Brazil's former president.
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Federal officials launch investigation into former Trump prosecutor

Without evidence, Trump and his allies accuse former US special prosecutor of illegal political activity.
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Agents arrest 2 men accused of helping suspect in Tennessee quadruple killing

Two men described as "associates" of the suspect in a quadruple homicide in Tennessee earlier this week have been arrested on suspicion of helping the fugitive, authorities said Saturday
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Smithsonian will again include Trump in impeachment exhibit in 'coming weeks'

Smithsonian Institution says it will update exhibit to reflect all impeachments of US presidents following backlash.
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Tennessee authorities find 14 IEDs in man's home during arrest

Officials in Tennessee found 14 improvised explosive devices in a man's home while they were arresting him this week on suspicion of threatening officials, the Polk County Sheriff's Office said
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Joan Anderson, who brought the hula hoop to the U.S. and named it, dies at 101

Joan Anderson, the woman who introduced the hula hoop to the United States and gave it its iconic name, died last month at age 101
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Teacher suspected of killing Arkansas hikers alarmed parents with 'odd' behavior

Two years before he was arrested in the killings of two Arkansas hikers, Andrew J. McGann was known to some parents at a Texas elementary school for his pattern of off-putting behavior around their kids
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Search area expanded to forest for man accused of killing 4 at a Montana bar

Michael Paul Brown, 45, remained at large as of Saturday afternoon following the shocking incident in the small town of Anaconda Friday morning
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Aid group says worker killed by Israeli military in attack on Gaza HQ

The Palestine Red Crescent has accused Israel of a "deliberate" strike, but Israel said it has "no information" about it.
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Amber warning issued ahead of Storm Floris

The amber warning covers most of Scotland while a yellow warning covers the north of England.
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Ukraine drone attack sparks fire at Sochi oil depot, Russian authorities say

Video shows a massive explosion at a Russian oil facility in Novokuybyshevsk, 1,000km from the Ukrainian border.
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BBC launches investigation into Strictly 'drug use'

The BBC has launched a probe into alleged cocaine use by two Strictly Come Dancing stars.
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The mystery of Winston Churchill's dead platypus was unsolved - until now

The platypus was a top secret gift from Australia, found dead in his enclosure as war raged in the seas around him.
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Melting glaciers threaten to wipe out European villages - is the steep cost to protect them worth it?

Switzerland spends almost $500m a year on protective structures. Is it worth it - or, as some suggest, should people move away from the mountain villages at risk?
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Family condemns Hamas video showing emaciated Israeli hostage

Evyatar David's family says Hamas is starving him, as the group shows a video of him being kept in a tunnel.
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Third arrest after teenager stabbed to death in car park

A third 19-year-old man is detained after another 19-year-old was killed on Friday, police say.
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Jeremy Corbyn's new party needs a name and it's trickier than you might think

The ex-Labour leader wants supporters to come up with a name for his new party.
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Harry Hill says his stepfather's death made him pursue comedy career

The TV Burp host says his stepfather's young death made him re-evaluate his original career in medicine.
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US officials open investigation into former special counsel Jack Smith

Smith had led two federal criminal cases against Donald Trump before resigning from his post earlier this year.
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'We dug under our house and found a Nazi bunker'

Shaun and Carrie Tullier have plans to convert the building - but want to keep the history inside.
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I went to games knowing we would struggle - Amorim

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim on last season's difficulties, his relationship with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his hopes for the new season.
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Lions player ratings - the incredible, the unlucky & the poor

Who was an "utter machine" and who was the "unluckiest player in living memory"? It's our British and Irish Lions player ratings.
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'He's got away with it!' - Siraj carries Brook catch over rope for six

Mohammed Siraj catches Harry Brook on the fine leg boundary but inadvertently steps over the rope on day four of the fifth Test at the Oval.
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'Unusual' snow, rain and thunderstorms sweep across eastern Australia

A slew of Australian towns have been blanketed with their thickest layer of snow in decades, as wild weather swept across the east of the country.
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'Drone followed Gaza colleague home and wiped out his family', says British doctor

A British doctor who has just returned from Gaza says a drone followed her colleague home where it wiped out his family.
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Manhunt for 'dangerous' murder suspect who dropped off baby after four relatives found dead

A car has been found during the search for a man suspected of killing the parents, grandmother and uncle of a baby girl found abandoned in a US state.
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Pope Leo XIV gets rock star welcome from young Catholics at huge vigil

More than 800,000 pilgrims cry and cheer as pontiff arrives at open-air youth prayer event outside RomeHundreds of thousands of young faithful feted Pope Leo XIV like a rock star on Saturday at an open-air prayer vigil outside Rome, after the head of the Catholic church made a dramatic entrance by helicopter.Pilgrims began crying and cheering when the white military helicopter descended over the sprawling site in Rome’s eastern outskirts. Organisers said more than 800,000 young pilgrims from 146 countries around the world had assembled as part of a Jubilee of Youth – and perhaps as many as 1 million....
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Israel-Gaza war live: anger grows over Israeli far-right minister praying at al-Aqsa mosque

Itamar Ben-Gvir attended holy site in breach of ‘status quo’ arrangements with Muslim authoritiesThe Israeli army has said it entered southern Syria overnight, seized weapons and questioned several suspects it said were involved in weapons trafficking in the area.In a statement, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said the raids followed “prior intelligence surveillance and an in-depth field investigation.” Continue reading...
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Scottish first minister calls Israel’s actions in Gaza ‘genocide’ for first time

John Swinney is second UK leader, after Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill, to use term in relation to Israel’s actions in GazaJohn Swinney has described for the first time Israel’s actions in Gaza as a “genocide”, with the Scottish first minister saying it was indisputable.Swinney became the second leader of a UK nation to use the term “genocide” in relation to the attacks by the Israel Defense Forces on Palestinians in Gaza after Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill did so last month. Continue reading...
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ICE turned Louisiana into America’s deportation capital. The inspiration was Amazon and FedEx ‘with human beings’

Since before the Trump administration, the ICE field office in New Orleans was taking inspiration from corporate giants, Alex Woodward reports
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88% of Israeli war crimes investigations end without charges, watchdog says

Watchdog says closing of cases ‘suggest a pattern of impunity’
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No tsunami threat to Hawaii from 7-magnitude earthquake near Russia’s Kuril Islands, officials say

The quake comes days after an 8.8-magnitude tremor in the region triggered tsunami alerts across Asia and the Pacific
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British man dies after going to Turkey for hair transplant

Turkish health authorities have reportedly opened an investigation following the death
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Vegas man shares heartbreaking story of trying to discover if brother is actually his son after accusing mom of abuse

A previous DNA test found that the man and his father could both be the teenager’s biological father, with the likelihood of paternity found to be 99.9 percent
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Pardons, positions and power: Trump’s donor list raises questions about pay-for-access in his administration

One woman who donated $1 million to the super PAC had her son pardoned three weeks after meeting President Donald Trump
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Hundreds of sick children from Gaza to be evacuated to UK for critical NHS treatment

Health authorities in Gaza say 92 children have now died of malnutrition-related causes
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Orlando woman without medical license arrested after botched ‘double chin’ surgery which she tried eight times to correct: police

The treatment left the patient with blisters and necrosis from laser burns, investigators say
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Night vision goggles may have hindered helicopter pilots before DC jet collision that killed 67, experts say

Friday saw the final day of public testimony to the National Transportation Safety Board over the fatal midair crash – which occurred almost exactly six months ago in February
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Talks held over making Trump first US president to be given Freedom of the City of London

Exclusive: There was a hope that awarding the president the ancient honour would provide an opportunity to make the case against tariffs – but the plan is thought to be ‘too controversial’
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Hamas claims it will keep fighting in Gaza unless a Palestinian state is established

Sir Keir Starmer has said the UK will recognise a Palestinian state if certain conditions were not met by Israel
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Trump gushes over Karoline Leavitt: ‘It’s that face, it’s that brain, it’s those lips, the way they move!’

The president gave the unorthodox compliments during a Friday interview in response to his press secretary's claim that he should be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
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Deep in the Amazon, a bold question: Can the forest save itself?

Brazilian officials have cordoned off a massive parcel of degraded land in the Amazon and leased it to a private carbon credit company to safeguard and restore.
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They were victims of a forgotten war in east Ukraine. Then came Russia’s full-scale invasion.

Long before Russia’s 2022 invasion, war simmered in eastern Ukraine and these three families found a way to survive — until the fighting forced them to leave home..
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U.S. envoy tells Israeli families of plan to bring all the hostages home

Special envoy Steve Witkoff says the U.S. has a plan to bring home all the remaining hostages held by Hamas and that an end to the war is near.
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Where are the world’s nuclear weapons, and who owns them?

Recent threats by Russia and President Donald Trump’s deployment of nuclear submarines have brought renewed attention to the world’s nuclear stockpiles.
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In a Ukrainian maternity ward, a Russian missile delivered death

A missile killed Diana Koshyk and her unborn son in the hospital where she was being treated, near a building Ukrainian soldiers used as a warehouse.
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ICC prosecutor ordered to recuse himself from Venezuela investigation

Karim Khan’s familial relationship with a member of the legal team defending the Venezuelan government before the ICC drew scrutiny after a Post report in September.
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Rail customers urge regulators to block Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern deal

Freight groups warn the $250bn megamerger could raise prices and cut services
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European bank shares hit highest levels since 2008

A surge in long-term interest rates and economic optimism has lifted the region’s lenders
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Trump tariffs are ‘unsustainable’, says Mexico’s auto sector chief

Vehicles made in Mexico still incur 25 per cent levies as President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks US concessions
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With late night calls, even bedtime isn’t safe from work

Out-of-hours communication takes an emotional toll, but that doesn’t stop employers picking up the phone
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Unspoilt Italy – the best independent hotels in the Mezzogiorno

HTSI’s travel editor discovers – and revisits – some of the best-kept secrets in hospitality on a road trip south of Salerno
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Six dreamy homes in the Med

Inspiring idylls on the water, from Mallorca to the Amalfi Coast
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‘The pie is big’: French railways open up to European rivals

Italian and Spanish high-speed train operators and start-ups challenge the dominance of state-owned SNCF
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US companies deny record number of shareholder votes

Trump administration has made it easier for boards to exclude resolutions on climate and social issues
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Heritage garden tools are in the spotlight (and on the catwalk)

Garden & Wood recently had an unusual moment in the international spotlight. It’s no surprise to those in the know
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The remote Australian port caught in the middle of a US-China tussle

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to reclaim strategic Darwin port amid security concerns
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Japanese farmers’ bank vows caution after $12bn loss from Treasuries bet

New Norinchukin chief says co-operative known for voracious buying of US debt had taken positions that were too risky
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Sunday Number 104: World Puzzle

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Berkshire earnings take $3.8bn hit from Kraft Heinz stake writedown

Warren Buffett’s landmark 2015 consumer goods tie-up has struggled and the company is exploring a break-up
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OPEC+ Agrees Output Hike to Finish Unwinding Round of Cuts

OPEC+ agreed on another bumper oil production increase for September, completing its current tranche of supply revival one year early, and indicated it may consider reviewing the next layer of cuts.
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Starlink Dominates as Low Earth Orbit Satellite Race Intensifies

The story of satellites is that of a natural monopoly. The satellite market in low Earth orbit is rapidly expanding, led by Starlink’s massive constellation of over 7,600 satellites. While the long-term market potential is estimated to exceed $100 billion by 2035, the economics are challenging for other players in the space. High launch and replacement costs, limited consumer demand in remote areas, and rising geopolitical competition put first-place out of reach for other players, even if they play important roles in global access. (Source: Bloomberg)
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BOE Is Probably About to Cut Rates Despite a Spike in Inflation

The Bank of England is likely to deliver another interest-rate cut on Thursday, as tax hikes and wary consumers hamper Britain’s economy and prompt firms to slow hiring.
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Hong Kong’s Chan Says City On Track for Surplus This Year: RTHK

Hong Kong may record an operating surplus for the current financial year if economic momentum continues, rather than the previously expected deficit, RTHK reported Financial Secretary Paul Chan as saying.
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A Punchy €50 Billion Sales Goal Gets J. Martins Mulling Over M&A

The Portuguese retailer Jeronimo Martins, which made its last major acquisition almost two decades ago, may have to shift to a more aggressive strategy in order to boost sales by 50% within five years.
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Makhlouf Says Ireland’s Budget Plan Risks Overheating Economy

The Irish government’s new budget plan risks overheating the economy, according to the country’s central bank governor.
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Saudi Chemical Giant Sabic Posts Third Straight Net Loss

Saudi Arabia’s biggest chemical company posted a third consecutive quarterly loss, missing estimates by analysts for a profit, as it shut down some assets amid a prolonged industry downturn.
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Eurozone Resilient Despite Trade Woes, ECB’s Patsalides Says

The euro area is weathering current geopolitical challenges, according to European Central Bank Governing Council member Christodoulos Patsalides.
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Long Covid Hits UK Economy Harder Than Most Other Countries

Britain’s economy is still suffering from long Covid. The unmatched spike in public debt, the 1.2 million extra people on sickness benefits, the record postwar tax burden, the bulging size of the state and — above all — weak economic growth are the lasting symptoms of decisions taken during the pandemic. But some of the harm was purely accidental.
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Modi Urges Indians to Buy Local Goods After Trump Tariffs

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to buy locally made goods to cushion the economy during heightened global uncertainty.
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Popular Option Trade Spurs Japan Bourse to Seek New ETF Listings

Japan’s main bourse is seeking to capitalize on the growth of strategies that enhance yield.
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How to Make Money Selling Pizza in New York City

Why there's still room in the market for another pizza parlor.
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Trump Pressures the Fed as Powell Holds the Line

As President Trump pushes for aggressive interest rate cuts, Fed Chair Jerome Powell resists political pressure, even amid a historic dissent of two members of the FOMC. Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers warns that premature rate cuts risk damaging the Fed’s credibility. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Rethinking Trade Around the Globe and Satellites Far Above It

How one firm is adjusting to tariffs and how another is competing with Elon Musk's Starlink
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HK Watchdog Accepts China Mobile’s HKBN Acquisition Commitments

Hong Kong’s competition watchdog has accepted commitments by China Mobile Hong Kong regarding its proposed acquisition of broadband provider HKBN Ltd. and won’t pursue an investigation, clearing the way for the merger to proceed.
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Threats and intimidation stalling top ICC prosecutor’s Israel case: Report

Report says Karim Khan 'privately threatened' by then-Foreign Secretary David Cameron with UK's withdrawal from court.
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Ukrainian drone attack sparks fire at oil depot in Sochi, southwest Russia

Ukraine has regularly hit Russian oil and gas infrastructure in response to attacks on its own territory.
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China and Russia begin joint military drills in Sea of Japan

Joint Sea-2025 exercises begin in waters near Russian port of Vladivostok and will last for three days, China says.
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Four workers die after falling into a manhole in Japan

Officials say the workers were conducting an emergency inspection of sewage pipes when the accident took place.
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US Senate confirms former Fox News host Pirro as DC top prosecutor

Former Fox News host Pirro secures Senate confirmation with 50-45 vote, becoming US attorney for the nation's capital.
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Syrian government, Kurdish-led SDF trade blame over northern Syria attack

Defence Ministry accuses Kurdish-led SDF of injuring four army personnel, three civilians in rocket attack near Manbij.
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What’s the fallout from Trump’s new batch of tariffs?

The US has hit many countries with new levies, causing shock and confusion.
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Hamas denies it expressed willingness to disarm, slams Witkoff’s Gaza trip

Palestinian group says right to resist Israeli occupation 'cannot be relinquished until full national rights restored'.
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I may starve to death before I am able to graduate in Gaza

My only dream is to take the tawjihi exam so I can continue my education. Is this too much to ask?
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Inside India’s expulsion of Bengali Muslims

A state-backed drive to deport Bengali Muslims from India is being justified and cheered on by the media.
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DRC, Rwanda agree economic framework outline as part of peace deal

Neighbours agree on terms of economic cooperation in several areas, including energy and mineral supply chains.
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