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Yahoo FinanceGM earnings top forecasts, company raises outlook and sees 'variable profit' in EV unit by year-end
GM results beat expectations as the automaker cited a "resilient" consumer driving sales and profits higher.
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Texas Roadhouse: Restaurant Leader Nears New Buy Point In Stock Market Correction
Texas Roadhouse stock: The restaurant leader is approaching a new buy point despite the ongoing stock market correction.
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JD Sports strikes $1.1bn deal to expand into US
JD Sports reversed the trend of UK companies falling prey to American buyers by striking a $1.1bn (£900m) deal to acquire a US sportswear chain.
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Sudan military downs drones targeting its HQ in Shendi, say army sources
None of the drones hit their target, the army sources said. The head of Sudan's army, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, arrived on Monday in Shendi, which is some 180 km (112 miles) north of the capital Khartoum, army media reported earlier. Sudan's army is battling the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for control of the vast north African country.
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“13 Going on 30” Turns 20! Jennifer Garner and Christa Belle Share Their ‘Favorite Memories’ (Exclusive)
“We didn't know if it would be any good or not, but we were all so in it to win it,” recalls Jennifer Garner of her 2004 hit romcom
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Rory McIlroy returns to PGA Tour Policy Board in bid to end LIV Golf turmoil
Rory McIlroy has made the surprise decision to rejoin the PGA Tour policy board in the effort to help steer through a deal with the Saudi Public Investment Fund after resigning his position as a player director six months ago.
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Amber Alert continues for missing child in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Amber Alert continues for missing child in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Identical Twin Sisters Marry Identical Twin Brothers. Genetically, Their Daughters Are Now Siblings (Exclusive)
Kerissa and Venessa married Jacob and Lucas Sealby, and now they're raising "quaternary siblings" — cousins whose DNA matches like siblings
- Digital Spy
Strictly’s Stacey Dooley set to make West End stage debut
Stacey Dooley will make her West End stage debut in acclaimed play 2:22 A Ghost Story for a limited run.
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Rapper Chris King Fatally Shot At 32
Friends including Justin Bieber and Keke Palmer mourned the rapper, who had performed at Nashville CannaFestival hours earlier.
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William and Kate release new Prince Louis photo to mark his sixth birthday
The photo comes five weeks after an edited Mother’s Day picture sparked global furore
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Unstable nuclear-waste dams threaten fertile Central Asia heartland
MAILUU-SUU, Kyrgyzstan (Reuters) - Dams holding vast amounts of uranium mine tailings above the fertile Fergana valley in Central Asia are unstable, threatening a possible Chernobyl-scale nuclear disaster if they collapse that would make the region uninhabitable, studies have revealed. Dams holding some 700,000 cubic meters (185 million gallons) of uranium mine tailings in Kyrgyzstan have become unreliable following a 2017 landslide. A further landslide or earthquake could send their contents into a river system used to irrigate Kyrgyz, Uzbek and Tajik farmlands, the studies at the Soviet-era radioactive waste disposal facility showed.
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Canadian Olympic Committee joins Centre for Sport and Human Rights
The Canadian Olympic Committee has become the first national Olympic committee in the world to join the Centre for Sport and Human Rights. The centre based in Switzerland launched in 2018 to promote human rights in sport and prevent violations of those rights. Former Irish president and former United Nations human rights commissioner Mary Robinson is a founding patron. Canada's Olympic Committee joins World Rowing and the international field hockey federation, as well as companies McDonald's and
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BBC South Today news programme highlights carbon use
BBC South Today switches to a hydrogen generator to cut carbon emissions during an Earth Week show.
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GM CFO on electric vehicle demand: It will be choppy
GM CFO says the demand for EVs in America will be up and down.
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Canada downs Scotland 12-5, remains unbeaten at mixed curling worlds
ÖSTERSUND, Sweden — Canada’s Kadriana and Colton Lott scored six in the sixth end to clinch a 12-5 win over Scotland at the world mixed doubles curling championship on Tuesday. The husband-and-wife team from Gimli, Man. scored three in the second end and stole another in the third after the Scottish duo of Sophie Jackson and Duncan McFadzean opened with a single. Later with Canada in control leading 6-2, Scotland applied some pressure by scoring three in the fifth end to cut the lead to one. The
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Why Jack Brooksbank was spotted grimacing at the altar with bride Princess Eugenie
Princess Eugenie's husband Jack Brooksbank had a fleeting pained expression on his face as he exchanged vows with the royal in October 2018.
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Johnny Cash new album, Songwriter, to feature rare unreleased tracks from 1993
Johnny Cash fans can discover 11 previously unreleased recordings by the singer-songwriter
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Qatari emir in Nepal, expected to tackle migrant conditions and Nepali student held hostage by Hamas
The emir of Qatar landed in Nepal Tuesday on his first-ever visit to the South Asian country, after visiting Bangladesh and the Philippines, where improving migrant workers' conditions in the Gulf state and a Nepali student still held hostage by Hamas are expected to be on the agenda. Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani is set to meet Nepali dignitaries, including President Ram Chandra Poudyal and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal during his two-day visit.
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Dropping Windrush recommendations was unlawful discrimination, court told
The Windrush scandal – which campaigners have since said should be known as the Home Office scandal – emerged in 2018.