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Transfer: Why wanted Nigerian star is resisting AC Milan exit after Fulham decision

Soccer Ryan Alebiosu, Raphael Onyedika and Samuel Chukwueze. Copyright: ImagoxVincentxKAMTOx Nigerian forward Samuel Chukwueze faces an uncertain future heading into the summer transfer window, with questions...

Wanted: Europe’s Missing Cloud Provider

Looming over the internet lasers and firestarting phones companies were touting at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this month, was a more nebulous but much larger announcement: a pan-European cloud called EURO-3C.EURO-3C’s backers – Spanish telecoms giant Telefónica, dozens of other European companies, and the European Commission (EC) – aim to fill a gap...

‘He wanted to be remembered’: Don’t give mass killers what they want

For years academics and public health officials have begged the media to rethink how it covers mass shootings. Flowers left by Bondi Beach (Image: AAP/Dean Lewins) A detail we should never forget, among the deluge of coverage in the aftermath of the atrocity in Bondi, comes from an interview with a colleague of one of the

Innisfil mom wanted for child abduction after taking infant to Russia: police

South Simcoe police says father reported child's mother had taken their daughter overseas, with plans to visit family in March, and has failed to return...

“All I wanted to do was get involved in business” – Femi Otedola on why he didn’t go to university

Nigerian billionaire and chairman of First Bank Holding, Femi Otedola, has revealed why he never pursued a university education. In his newly released 286-page memoir, Otedola explained that his lack of interest in academics led him to stop schooling after his Lower Sixth examination, choosing not to proceed to Upper Sixth. According to him, his

“I wanted to say, ‘There’s nobody out there. We gotta walk away from this.’ But I couldn’t. He was a great player”: The guitarist...

(Image credit: Getty Images) Scott Gorham has reflected on how the late John Sykes helped saved Thin Lizzy for one final studio album – and brought a little heavy metal guitar thunder to Thunder and Lightning. In the early ’80s, Gorham recognized Thin Lizzy was a band in decline. After two bluesy albums with Snowy

I wanted to dim my Philips Hue lights. All I got was a pop-up ad

Image: Ben Patterson/Foundry You’ve already got me, Philips Hue. I’ve coughed up hundreds for your smart bulbs and lighting fixtures, I use them day in and day out, and I’m happy to discuss how good they are. But it drives me a little batty when I can’t control your lights because of a giant pop-up

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Kusha Kapila’s Underneat co-founder left ₹3 crore job to travel the world: ‘People said I was crazy’

Reflecting on his career before taking the break, he said his work routine had become all-consuming. For 13 years, he spent most of his time at work. Underneat CEO Vimarsh Razdan says quitting ₹3 crore job to travel reshaped his approach to work. Vimarsh Razdan, co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of actor Kusha Kapila's

Top Stories | Iran tensions rise, Fed stands pat, M&M delivers, Assam floods and more

It was another volatile day on Dalal Street, but the bulls managed to stay in control. Strong foreign buying, corporate earnings, and optimism from global tech giants like Microsoft helped benchmarks finish in the green. Closing bell | Five key takeaways from today's market action Indian shares ended on a positive note in a volatile

Pricol Q1 profit jumps 34% as revenue crosses ₹1,100 crore

Auto components maker Pricol reported a strong June quarter, with net profit rising 34% and revenue growing 24% year-on-year. Higher operating profit and a modest improvement in margins reflected healthy business momentum despite cost pressures. 2 Min Read Pricol Ltdreported a 34.3% year-on-year (YoY) rise in consolidated net profit for the first quarter ended June

Seoul Police Arrest Three in $19M Fake XRP Staking Scam

South Korean police have uncovered one of the country’s biggest XRP related crypto scams after arresting three suspects linked to a fake staking platform that promised fixed monthly returns.  Authorities say the fraud pulled in about 3.4 million XRP from 71 victims, while blockchain tracking shows total wallet flows linked to the operation reached 27.3