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  • Vote: Your worst potholes across the UK

    The Telegraph is calling on readers to share their pictures and stories of the worst potholes they have encountered as part of its nationwide Fix Our Potholes campaign.

  • Ben Fogle meets family surviving 'pressure cooker' life in middle of desert

    The TV presenter journeyed deep into the Australian wilderness to meet zoologist couple who credit their strength of their marriage for getting them through.

  • Inter & Co, Inc. (INTR): An Oversold Bank Stock to Buy Right Now

    We recently compiled a list of the 10 Oversold Bank Stocks To Buy Right Now. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Inter & Co, Inc. (NASDAQ:INTR) stands against the other oversold bank stocks. Is the Banking Sector Embarking On a Two-Year Growth Cycle? On January 13, Tom Michaud, KBW CEO, […]

  • Trump’s plan for Gaza may kill Israel hostage deal – but save Netanyahu

    Hamas had only just confirmed that negotiations had begun on the second phase of a deal to release some of the remaining Israeli hostages in Gaza when Donald Trump made his epoch-shifting announcement.

  • AMD shares dive as AI chip revenue disappoints investors

    AMD, one of the biggest providers of chips for personal computer and servers, reported quarterly results and revenue outlook above analyst estimates, but that was overshadowed by its miss in AI chip-related revenue as investors scrutinized its results against Nvidia, which controls nearly 80% share of the market. The Santa Clara, California-based company reported fourth-quarter data center revenue - a proxy for its AI revenue - of $3.9 billion, compared to the consensus estimate of $4.15 billion. "AMD may still be taking market share from Intel in the central processing unit (CPU) side of things, but it remains a long way behind Nvidia and is struggling to catch up when it comes to graphics processing units (GPU)," said Ben Barringer, technology analyst at Quilter Cheviot.

  • UK services firms speed up job cuts but price pressures strong, PMI shows

    British services firms lost momentum last month as a looming rise in employer taxes led to the fastest job cuts in four years but price pressures remained strong, according to a survey that underscored the challenge facing the Bank of England this week. "January data highlighted a challenging business environment for UK service providers as stagflation conditions appeared to take a firmer hold at the start of the year," Tim Moore, economics director at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said. "Businesses widely noted sharply rising salary payments and many also felt the impact of suppliers passing on forthcoming increases in employers' national insurance contributions," he said, referring to a key part of finance minister Rachel Reeves' first budget statement announced in October.

  • UK electric car sales rise in January but lag behind mandate, industry data shows

    The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) reported that volumes of battery electric vehicles (BEV) rose by 41.6% year-on-year to rise to a 23.7% market share. "Affordability remains a major barrier to uptake, hence the need for compelling measures to boost demand, and not just from manufacturers," said SMMT Chief Mike Hawes, as the industry called for a halt on EV taxes to encourage more people to buy the low-emission vehicles.

  • RBB Bancorp (RBB): An Oversold Bank Stock to Buy Right Now

    We recently compiled a list of the 10 Oversold Bank Stocks To Buy Right Now. In this article, we are going to take a look at where RBB Bancorp (NASDAQ:RBB) stands against the other oversold bank stocks. Is the Banking Sector Embarking On a Two-Year Growth Cycle? On January 13, Tom Michaud, KBW CEO, joined CNBC […]

  • Sweden school shooting latest: Suspect among 11 dead in 'worst mass shooting' in country's history

    Prime minister mourns 'brutal, deadly violence against completely innocent people'

  • Pound, gold and oil prices in focus: commodity and currency check, 5 February

    Trump tariff fears drive gold to record high

  • South Korea's ex-defence minister calls protesters who stormed court 'patriots'

    A former South Korean defence minister charged with insurrection over his role in a short-lived martial law declaration has praised protesters who stormed a court over last month's decision to extend President Yoon Suk Yeol's detention. Kim Yong-hyun, who resigned after the Dec. 3 martial law and is now in prison, called those who stormed the court "patriotic warriors", his lawyer said on Wednesday. Hundreds of angry supporters of the arrested president stormed the Seoul Western District Court on Jan. 19, smashing windows and equipment inside while some live-streamed the scene.

  • TotalEnergies' Namibia project seen smaller, later than expected

    PARIS (Reuters) -French oil major TotalEnergies expects to take a final investment decision (FID) on its Namibian offshore oil discovery in 2026, CEO Patrick Pouyanne said on Wednesday at a press briefing. The development would have a production capacity of 150,000 barrels per day, down from an initial 160,000 barrels per day discussed at its investor day in October. Pouyanne had previously targeted the end of 2025 for a decision on FID at a results call last April.

  • Stock market today: Global shares trade mixed as investors weigh impact of US-China tariffs

    TOKYO (AP) — Global shares were trading mixed Wednesday as markets mulled the impact of tariffs being imposed by the United States and China.

  • Trump's Crypto Czar Sacks Says 'Golden Age' Coming

    David Sacks and the leaders of the congressional committees that will handle crypto legislation outlined their plans at a press conference.

  • YAHOO POLL: How often do you watch movies in the cinema?

    Movie theatres are facing increasing challenges to stay profitable. Yahoo Singapore's poll gives you a chance to weigh in on a hot topic or relevant issue. Let your voice be heard and see how others feel!

  • Demand for new cars falls by 2.5% in January

    Industry body the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said 139,345 new cars were registered in the UK last month.

  • Global reaction to Trump's Gaza Strip takeover plan

    "Our people in the Gaza Strip will not allow these plans to pass, and what is required is to end the (Israeli) occupation and aggression against our people, not to expel them from their land." "China hopes all parties will take ceasefire and post-conflict governance as an opportunity to bring the Palestinian issue back on the right track of political settlement based on the two-state solution."

  • UK shoots down Trump’s plan to take control of Gaza and backs return of Palestinians

    In a rebuke to the US president, a member of Sir Keir Starmer’s cabinet backed a two-state solution to the conflict and said Israel should exist alongside ‘a free and viable Palestinian state’

  • Sadiq Khan claims London's shoplifting surge because city has 'a lot of shops'

    The mayor also says London’s cost of living crisis is why the city’s increase in shoplifting has been particularly steep

  • US Postal Service halts China parcels after Trump tariffs

    Donald Trump has closed a loophole so low value parcels of goods such as clothing will now be taxed.