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Next Autopilot trial to test Tesla's blame-the-driver defense
Plaintiffs' lawyers in a California wrongful-death lawsuit against Tesla have cited an email from the automaker's president, Jon McNeill, as evidence that the company knew drivers would not watch the road while using Autopilot. The email, written six weeks before the first fatal accident involving Autopilot, described McNeill's positive experience with the system.
EA Sports UFC 5: Here’s complete roster of fighters and weight classes
EA Sports has launched UFC 5, the franchise's debut on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. It offers fresh features and a roster with fighters from various weight classes, including Heavyweight, Light Heavyweight, Middleweight, Welterweight, Lightweight, Featherweight, Bantamweight, Flyweight, Women's Bantamweight, Flyweight, and Strawweight divisions. The diverse roster includes legendary and current fighters.
UK regular pay growth slows for first time since January
UK regular pay growth has decreased to 7.8% from 7.9%, while inflation-adjusted pay has increased by 0.7%, the highest since October 2021. Job vacancies have also fallen to a two-year low of 988,000. The softer job market increases the likelihood of the Bank of England keeping interest rates on hold.
EPL Transfer: List of players recruited and released by Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool
Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal are busy in transfer market. We have all details.
NFL 2023: Free agency tracker, top players, key details
The air offseason of the National Football League 2023 seems quiet this year.
Year of the Bond starts with a $150 billion sales spree; may spill over this week
While investors are off to a quick start in making back some of that money, the pace of this week’s bond rush shows that issuers are bracing for something that’s still very 2022: volatile markets where the opportunity to borrow can slam shut faster than you can say consumer price index.
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England vs Iran FIFA World Cup match: Alan Smith shares views on Group B game
Football expert Alan Smith said that although everyone expects England to win easily, it may not be easy.
Bank of England base rate expected to increase to 5.8% in next 12 months, markets panic
Inflation is rising, and the Bank of England has raised the base rate six times since December to help fight it. Henry Curr, the Economics editor at Economist, reports the Bank of England might increase the base rate to 5.8% in 2023 as inflation rises.
FTSE 100 slips as stronger pound, energy stocks weigh
The blue-chip index fell 0.2%, with oil majors BP and Shell down 0.3% each on weaker crude prices.
Biden and Europe waiting on one key sanction against Russia
But Biden pointedly played down the need to block Russia from SWIFT, saying that while it's "always" still an option, "right now that's not the position that the rest of Europe wishes to take." He also suggested the sanctions being put in place would have more teeth.
The price of your morning cup of Coffee is rising
Prices for arabica beans are up 50 per cent in the past 12 months, hitting seven-year highs in July after drought and frost damaged crops in top producer Brazil and signaled tight world supplies for at least two years.
Dollar extends 2020 losing streak amid upbeat sentiment; yuan shines
With U.S. interest rates pinned at record lows, massive U.S. deficits and a belief that rebounding world trade will drive non-dollar currencies higher, the dollar weakened on the first day of trading in 2021 after falling nearly 7% last year.
Ahead of Market: 12 things that will decide stock action on Monday
Here’s a look at what some of the key indicators are suggesting for Monday's action.
2018: When India Inc poster boys turned rogue
In 2018, India Inc found out, to its embarrassment, that it had quite a few who didn't play by the rules.
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Expect two rate hikes by US Fed in 2016: Simon Smith, FX Pro
The first half of 2016 is going to be the dollar's year; the second half may belong to Japanese yen, says Smith of FX Pro.
Crisis-hit Tata Steel asks suppliers to slash prices
Amid a crisis in Britain's steel sector, Tata Steel has warned its suppliers that if they do not slash prices by up to 30 per cent in the long term then they risk losing the steel giant's business.
Promoters of local firms hiked stakes as Narendra Modi wave fired up Dalal Street
As sentiment on Dalal Street improved with the Modi-led BJP forming the govt last year, promoters increased their stakes by over a per cent.
Kevin Pietersen’s KP: The autobiography is yet another mistake of Pietersen
This book can’t be the legacy of England’s best batsman. It is a grave injustice to Pietersen. Only this time he himself is the perpetrator.
Housing data, ECB hedges keep sterling well bid
The ECB is widely expected to act to bolster growth that will cut further into yields on euro zone bonds and bills, already way below those on their equivalents in pounds.
Should you tender shares in GSK Pharma open offer?
Given that the company’s share price is trading close to its offer price, investors will have to consider the tax incidence before taking decision.
Refined sugar falls to 3-month low on speculations of increased supply
Muslim nations usually stock up on sugar before the fasting month of Ramadan. While people fast during daylight hours, sweet treats are common at night.
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