Jacob Duffy Breaks Trent Boult’s Record In New Zealand’s Big Win Over India
New Zealand pacer Jacob Duffy overtook legendary Trent Boult, registering the best figures by a Kiwi pacer against India on Friday.
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Star Power Meets Brand Power: JSW Sports Signs Marquee Brands For Hong Kong Sixes, Its First International IP
Marking a significant step in its international sports business, JSW Sports has secured a portfolio of brand partnerships for the Hong Kong Sixes, its first international intellectual property (IP).
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‘It’s win or lose. No draw tomorrow’: Rickelton anticipates gripping final day
Australia need 287 runs, South Africa need ten wickets, and the series is set for a fascinating conclusion
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Waymo’s backers valued it at $126 billion. The Alphabet division that houses it brought in $372 million last quarter—and lost $2.05 billion
Alphabet lost $482 billion in market value Thursday, its worst day since going public in 2004. The robotaxi business it’s taking to London and Tokyo barely registers in the third-quarter results behind that drop: Other Bets—the division that houses Waymo—brought in $372 million, about 0.29% of Alphabet’s $127.6 billion in sales, and lost more than…
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Tesla and 113 other companies paid no current federal income tax, but they still aren’t the biggest threats to the federal deficit, think tank warns
The effective corporate income tax rate is now the lowest it’s been in decades, and a tapering revenue source for the U.S. government is raising concerns among some policy experts. More than 700 profitable corporations paid 10.4% in current federal income taxes last year, according to a recent report from the Institute on Taxation and…
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‘It’s only when you see 49-ton trucks in China running on batteries that you realize how serious electrification is’: Octopus Energy CEO Greg Jackson on Europe’s incumbency problem
The brutal business of selling mirrors is not for the fainthearted. The challenge is category differentiation, given that a mirror has one simple task—reflection. One of Greg Jackson’s first jobs was working for a mirror manufacturer which, at best, broke even or made a small profit. And then he had an idea. “We started making…
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Greenland opens a new international airport to lure tourists and diversify its economy as it eyes independence from Denmark
Greenland has opened a new international airport, seeking to lure visitors from around the world as the Arctic island looks toward eventual independence from Denmark. Thursday’s inaugural international flight between Copenhagen, Denmark, and Ilulissat, Greenland, was part of the island government’s efforts to grow its tourism industry to boost and diversify an economy still reliant…
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Florida has 162 measles cases reported and no dashboard — so it’s considering dropping 4 school vaccine requirements
The Florida Department of Health held a hearing in October 2026 on a proposal to remove four vaccine requirements for entry into school and childcare: Haemophilus influenzae type b, or Hib, chickenpox, pneumococcal and hepatitis B. These vaccines entered use in the U.S. at different times from the early 1980s through 2000. Prior to that,…
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Schools draw a record 22,687 civil rights complaints as DOJ allocates about 40 lawyers to handle
Many people are not familiar with the Office for Civil Rights, an office within the U.S. Department of Education that enforces statutes that protect students from discrimination. So, it might help to consider a recent example of this office’s work. In December 2022, the Office for Civil Rights, or OCR, found that Ottumwa Community School…
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How Dubai is using data and AI to build the city of the future
Dubai’s ambitions to advance technology-driven economic growth and government transformation are well known. Its Digital Strategy, launched in 2023, aims to digitalise all aspects of life in the emirate and establish a system that enhances the digital economy. Its D33 agenda, meanwhile, is a 10-year plan that focuses on doubling Dubai’s economy by 2033 and…