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Business News brief 14 Sept 2026
George W. Bush was president. The Euro currency had just gone into circulation. Tom Brady was coming off the first of his seven Super Bowl titles. And Ronaldo had just led Brazil to the...
By NewsJaws News Feed · 1 min read Sports Honda changes F1 design boss after slow start to return Honda changes the leadership of its Formula 1 engine programme after the Japanese manufacturer's disappointing start to its return to the sport this season.
Technology Investors brace for tech sector turbulence amid AI concerns As people take in the warnings of AI CEOs, investors are bracing to see how the markets will react. Ben Hunte speaks with Ryan Patel, Sr. Fellow at the Drucker School of...
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Sports The momentum of the Solheim Cup might have swung because of a case of beer and a social media post A social media post on the Team USA accounts showing captain Angela Stanford and her team in apparent mid-match party mode on the team bus on Saturday night at the Solheim Cup...
Sports South Korea pushes for football season to switch to winter after unbearable summer Why fainting fans and perspiring players are a worry for the Asian league seeking to follow Japan and align with Europe South Korean football is trying to find the goldilocks...
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Business Berlin sees slowdown of economic momentum early in Q3 Germany's economic momentum slowed at the start of the third quarter, the economy ministry said in its monthly report on Monday, as a boom in energy-intensive industries fades...
Technology Trump won’t put the brakes on AI because he wants to beat China. How big a threat is Beijing? Last weekend, as the world worried about the possibility of unconstrained artificial intelligence wiping out humanity, the leaders of the United States and China articulated...
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Politics Russian strike on train Ukraine-Poland border sought to intimidate, divide Europeans, says France's Barrot The Russian strike on a train near the Ukraine-Poland border carried out with the aim to intimidate and divide Europeans, French foreign ministers Jean-Noel Barrot said at the...
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Business ExxonMobil executive sees US accounting for 30% of global LNG market by 2030 U.S. liquefied natural gas supply will grow and make up about 30% of the global total by 2030, an ExxonMobil executive said on Monday.
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Business ECB's Kazimir shifts focus to gas prices, sees upside inflation risk Euro zone inflation could turn out higher than already elevated projections and the development of natural gas and power prices is becoming a key concern, European Central Bank...
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Politics Oil prices rise after drone attacks shut down Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline Price spike comes as rebel Houthis in Yemen target oil infrastructure and capture strategic island in Bab al-Mandab strait Business news – live updates Oil prices have climbed...
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Business Emirates says winter bookings up on some routes after summer rebound Gulf carrier Emirates' winter bookings are up year on year on some routes and it is expanding to more destinations, it said on Monday, after posting a summer season "ahead of...
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Business Euronext, Deutsche Boerse gain after CEO revives merger talk Shares in Euronext and Deutsche Boerse rose around 2% on Monday after CEO Boujnah said he was open to a tie-up with its German rival, reviving talk of a long-discussed...
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Sports For long jumper Sawyers, Ultimate payday gives her a chance to train ... and a new sewing machine The athlete who perhaps best summed up the meaning of track’s new experiment, the Ultimate Championship, isn’t an ultimate champion herself. British long jumper Jazmin Sawyers...
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Sports How youth helped Nordqvist answer critics and deliver Solheim Cup win Captain Anna Nordqvist's faith in Europe's young rookies paid off as they delivered crucial points in regaining the Solheim Cup with victory over the United States, writes Iain...
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Politics Yemen's Houthi rebels seize more Red Sea islands Yemeni officials say the Houthi rebels captured more strategic islands in the southern Red Sea, strengthening their control of a major maritime shipping route. The rebels...
Technology
Technology US pushes AI guardrails as China weighs security risks Washington is urging a slowdown in the AI race to prioritize safety, while Beijing’s leaders echo concerns over national security and misinformation - raising the question of...
Politics
Politics Sweden's next government uncertain after tight election Sweden’s next government remains uncertain as the national election inches toward a final result. The left-wing opposition had a thin lead on Monday, and there was an...