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Topline Apple announced Tuesday that it will start building its Mac Mini computers in Houston later this year as part of its broader effort to expand manufacturing in the U.S., a year after the company announced a $500 billion investment—later expanded to $600 billion—in the country for building a new factory and hiring thousands. Key

Soccer Super Eagles and Atletico Madrid attacker Ademola Lookman was delighted with his output against Real Betis last night, Soccernet.ng reports. The 28-year-old only just...

Sir Keir Starmer today warned leadership rival Andy Burnham about the hurdles he would face in making a return to Westminster. A route back to the House of Commons for Mr Burnham, the Greater Manchester mayor, has opened up after it emerged a shamed MP is on the brink of quitting. Andrew Gwynne, a former

Gleison Bremer has yet to feature for Juventus under Luciano Spalletti, although he has been close to a return… The post Will Bremer start for Juventus against Bologna? appeared first on Juvefc.com...

For years, January has been the unofficial start line for healthy eating. The holiday cookies disappear, the gym ads kick in and a nation collectively picks up its kale. But lately, something quieter, and more interesting, has been happening: long before the New Year’s confetti drops, people are already eating green. Grocery trends tell an

Trinidad and Tobago head coach Dwight Yorke continues to search for a formula to get his side firing from the start, but his team has shown marked improvement in the second halves of matches under his tenure. It was no different on Friday night at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in the opening match of the

Trump to start building $200 million White House ballroom in September

GistReel The Federal Government (FG) has now officially set 12 years as the minimum age for admission into Junior Secondary School 1 (JSS1) across Nigeria. This new directive, issued by the Federal Ministry of Education, was detailed in a recently launched policy document focused on Non-State Schools...