Sports
Man Utd want Paz, Chelsea target Kounde - Saturday's gossip
Manchester United are targeting Como midfielder Nico Paz as new manager Mauricio Pochettino prepares to receive backing in the transfer market at Old Trafford.
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Crypto
OpenAI launches AI payments in ChatGPT with Visa, Mastercard and Amex
OpenAI’s new payment wallet lets AI agents complete purchases using existing card networks, with plans to eventually allow preauthorized transactions.
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Sports
'Gloves are off' - how Australian papers reacted to Cummins on Khawaja
The Australian newpapers have their say after Pat Cummins' extraordinary 68-minute news conference.
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Crypto
Adam Back makes case for simpler security as Blockstream launches Bitcoin custody system
Blockstream’s new custody system, developed with Thales, uses dedicated hardware for transaction signing as Adam Back advocates for offline security to reduce cyber risks.
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Crypto
Should Government Officials Be Banned From Prediction Markets? House Oversight Says Maybe
A House Oversight staff memorandum, citing suspicious trades by officials, military personnel and clearance holders, recommends Congress weigh new limits on federal personnel betting on platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket.
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Finance
Rip out ugly clutter to help revive UK high streets, says thinktank
Exclusive: Report says restricting cars and freeing up pavement space could be a cheap way to bring shoppers back The long decline of the high street is a problem that has gripped British governments for years. But what if there was a solution no one had considered before – doing it all on the cheap? Spending less money is, admittedly, just one element of a report led by the urban thinktank Create Streets. But it does argue that rather than multimillion-pound revamps, a better answer could be smaller changes aimed at making town and city centres more appealing. Continue reading...
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International
Microsoft apologizes for the malfunction in its services and denies its connection to a cyber attack
More than 430 million people around the world use Microsoft products affected by this malfunction, which has caused widespread disruption around the world.
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International
US flights resume after FAA lifts hours-long nationwide ground stop
US officials say air control centres affected by 'communication issues', but no threat detected.
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International
How tech giant Nvidia's sex scandal is impacting the White House
Jensen Huang's personal life may have triggered the crisis, but now the questions reach the White House itself.
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International
Microsoft says it cannot set a date for a full recovery
In a statement sent to the BBC, Microsoft expressed its "deep regret" about this defect, stressing that the company takes its responsibilities "very seriously."
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Entertainment
Dept Q crew member dies after being injured at Edinburgh film studio
Emergency crews were called to reports of an incident at FirstStage in Leith.
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International
Microsoft outage 'stark reminder' of how much we rely on tech
Microsoft has apologised for the issue, which it said was due to a technical failure.
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