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gtomlinson
09:27
Bicknell’s goal secures Waterhouse win over Cavalier
Alexander Bicknell's eighth-minute strike carried Waterhouse Football Club to a 1-0 win over defending champions Cavalier Soccer Club in the
Mathew Ojo
09:27
More governors set to join our party – APC chairman
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, has predicted that more state governors will switch
Bloomberg
09:26
Jane Street faces off with SEBI in court
Jane Street has sought access to documents including emails between SEBI and Mayank Bansal, a Dubai-based hedge fund manager who
Amit Karmakar
09:26
Prodigy Yagiz Kaan primed for Candidates bid
Erdogmus Yagiz Kaan, a 14-year-old Turkish chess prodigy, achieved a remarkable checkmate against India's Aditya Mittal at the FIDE Grand
RTTNews
09:26
Indian Shares Likely To Open Higher
RTTNews) - Indian shares look headed for a positive start on Wednesday, tracking global cues. Activity is likely to turn
Uma Gupta
09:26
India installs 3.8 GW open-access solar in H1 2025, says Mercom
India added 3.8 GW of open-access solar capacity in the first six months of 2025, with record growth in the
Elida Drews
09:26
Expanded U.S. tariffs to hit €2.8 billion worth of European exports in construction equipment
CECE made the following statement on the updated Section 232 tariffs on aluminum and steel and how it will affect
Katarina Baletic
09:26
European Commission, MEPs Criticise Serbia Over Protest Crackdown
The European bloc’s enlargement commissioner questioned whether Serbia remains committed to achieving EU membership, as MEPs debating the protests in
CM Tay
09:25
Who is primed to tap into growing consumer coffee interest in China?
Although China’s coffee consumption may amount to around only five cups of coffee per person each year, the country is
