Zimbabwe agrees $455 million deal with Jindal’s Africa unit to upgrade Hwange power plant
Zimbabwe has secured a $455 million deal with Jindal Africa to refurbish the Hwange coal-fired power plant. The 15-year concession
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09:21
Theaters Bet Big On Massive Screens, Booming Sound And Recliners To Lure Movie Fans
Theater owners charge an average $5 per ticket premium for these more luxurious experiences, according to EntTelligence, helping to offset
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07:23
Ukrainian Drone Attack Kills One, Injures Another in Russian Border Region, Says Governor
Reuters) -A Ukrainian drone struck a car in Russia's Belgorod border region, killing one person and injuring another, the region's
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07:19
China’s August factory output, retail sales miss expectations
China's factory output and retail sales underperformed in August, fueling calls for more stimulus to bolster the slowing economy. Weak
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20:23
Elon Musk buys nearly $1bn in Tesla stock in push for more control
Tesla shares rose by more than 8% after news of CEO’s transactions, a week after he was offered $1tn pay
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19:22
Egypt’s President Says Israel’s Actions Hinder Chances of New Peace Treaties in the Region
DOHA (Reuters) -Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Monday that Israel's current actions hindered any chances of new peace
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18:20
Israel Seeks to Make Gaza City Unliveable, Says UN Expert Francesca Albanese
By Olivia Le PoidevinGENEVA (Reuters) -The top U.N. expert on Palestinian rights, Francesca Albanese, said Israel was trying to make
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03:21
Brazilian ‘sorcerer’ musician Hermeto Pascoal dies
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14:20
Fed Faces Key Week of Decisions With Membership, Political Independence in Doubt
By Howard Schneider and Ann SaphirWASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Reserve holds its latest policy meeting this week with a
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Analysis-Trump Adopts Messenger-In-Chief Role After Charlie Kirk’s Death
By Trevor Hunnicutt and Steve HollandWASHINGTON (Reuters) -Since the U.S. conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot in a brazen display
