Why Chelsea keep signing Man City academy graduates
LONDON. Look at Chelsea's squad this season and you might notice something peculiar. A lot of the players came from the same place, but it's not Brazil or France. It's…
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Will the 2034 World Cup Actually Be Played in 2035?
It sounds like a joke, but it's a very real question in world football right now. Will the…
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Kuwait Energy Infrastructure Hit During Intense Iran Attacks
The sky above Kuwait City turned orange. Then it bled red. Air raid sirens screamed to life just…
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Barnes and Nobles Improbable Revival
The obituaries for Barnes & Noble have been sitting in a drawer, ready to publish for years. The…
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Emerging Stocks Extend Rally as AI Boom Outweighs Iran Doubts
Stocks are climbing again, and the drivers are becoming clearer by the day. Emerging market equities have extended…
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Japan Set to Secure More Oil Imports in May After April Slump
Japan's energy planners are exhaling, but only slightly. After a troubling plunge in crude oil imports during April,…
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'He showed why good managers need time' - who are this season's over-achievers?
The touchline in late October carries its own kind of pressure, thick enough to slice with a stud.…
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How Kyle Diamantas defied expectations as he rose to lead the FDA
When Kyle Diamantas walked into his first senior staff meeting at the Food and Drug Administration, more than…
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US Stock Futures Extend Gains as Peace Hopes Hold: Markets Wrap
Wall Street's mood just got a little brighter. US stock futures are extending their recent gains, fueled by…
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Cearvol’s Wave Design Fights Off Hearing Loss and Aging Stigma
Picture a hearing aid. You’re probably imagining something beige, plastic, and frankly, a little sad. A device that…
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Palm Fruit Left to Rot as Indonesia Export Revamp Hits Farmers
Across Indonesia’s sprawling palm oil plantations, millions of ripe red fruit bunches are rotting on the ground, blackening…
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8 former CDC directors: Reform PEPFAR, don’t dismantle it
Twenty five million lives. That's the tally for PEPFAR, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, over more…
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Danish Central Bank Warns of Housing Risks as Price Gains Spread
Copenhagen, Denmark , The Danish Central Bank just fired a warning shot across the housing market's bow. Price…
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Hedge Funds Backing Futu, Up Fintech Hit by China Crackdown
A crackdown in Beijing is scrambling the math for some of Wall Street's boldest bets. Hedge funds that…
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South Korea to Trim Long-Term Bond Sales as Part of June Cut
The finance ministry in Seoul blindsided markets this week. Starting in June, South Korea will reduce the volume…