Lisa tops ‘soft power’ poll
Lalisa "Lisa" Manobal, the globally renowned Thai K-pop star, is in top spot for the 2024 Thailand's most powerful soft
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Black Friday is the ‘new kid on the block’ for Australian retail sales
Black Friday is the ‘new kid on the block’ for Australian retail sales MSN...
Alejandro Howe
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Irish centre-right parties to start coalition talks on Tuesday
DUBLIN - Ireland's two largest centre-right parties will begin talks on forming a new government this week before seeking support
Alejandro Howe
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Montreal fire department cuts back on gear containing ‘forever chemicals’
The Montreal fire department is taking steps to replace pieces of protective clothing shown to have high levels of potentially
Alejandro Howe
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‘Fashion shows have a purpose,’ says British Vogue editor Chioma Nnadi
The huge four-storey walls of the Lightroom in London are showing ‘Vogue: Inventing the Runway...
Alejandro Howe
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“Mike’s ’59 Les Paul was sitting on a stand. I thought, ‘What are the chances of this happening again?’ After the song, he turned around and goes, ‘What are you doing?’” When Les Dudek guested with Mike Bloomfield (without him knowing)
Caught up in the music and the moment, the veteran guitarist – who played on Allman Brothers Band's Ramblin' Man
Alejandro Howe
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Tesla’s quarterly deliveries set to rise as China incentives lure wary EV buyers
Tesla's quarterly deliveries set to rise as China incentives lure wary EV buyers
Alejandro Howe
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Lockheed Martin Appoints Dennis Goege as Vice President and Chief Executive, Europe
Lockheed Martin has appointed Dr. Dennis Goege as vice president and chief executive for Europe, succeeding Jonathan Hoyle CBE who
Alejandro Howe
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“Women’s Teams Do Sell Out” – Emma Hayes Confident of Wembley Sellout for USWNT vs. England Clash
“I’m so excited,” remarked Emma Hayes earlier over the upcoming USWNT vs. England friendly. Just days after leading the American
Alejandro Howe
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Spending of Apple’s billions to be key election battleground
The spending of Ireland’s €14.1bn Apple windfall will become a key battleground in the election as other countries clamour for
