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Ruben Dias should have been sent off after receiving a second yellow card in Manchester City’s win over Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, the PGMO has admitted.PGMO officials accepted Dias’ challenge on Forest’s Igor Jesus, which deserved another yellow card 18 seconds into the second half as the Manchester City defender had already been booked for dissent earlier in the half. However, the rules state that VAR cannot intervene in the event of a yellow card, and in City’s 2-1 win at the City Ground on December 27, the referee made it clear that this was a subjective decision…

Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of AI assistant platform Manus has understandably been embroiled in a regulatory tug-of-war, but it’s not the fault of U.S. regulators. Despite previous concerns about Benchmark’s investment in Manus, both companies appear confident the deal is legal. However, Chinese regulators are reportedly less optimistic, according to the Financial Times. When Benchmark led a funding round for Manas earlier this year, the investment immediately sparked controversy. U.S. Sen. John Cornyn complained about the company’s dealings with Company X, and the investment prompted an investigation by the U.S. Treasury into new rules restricting U.S. investment in Chinese AI…

New data on the shadow fleet shows that an increasing number of tankers are changing their registered flag to Russia and seeking Moscow’s protection.This trend was further accelerated by the US seizure of a ship carrying sanctioned Venezuelan oil.President Donald Trump has said that US oil companies will invest billions of dollars in Venezuela’s energy sector after the overthrow of President Nicolas Maduro. Chevron, ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil are reportedly scheduled to meet with the Trump administration later this week. President Trump also said that big oil companies “will be reimbursed by us or through our revenue.” “Over the past month,…

Last weekend’s attack on Venezuela and the abduction of President Nicolás Maduro sent shockwaves across Latin America, with many countries worried about a return to an era of overt US interventionism.These concerns are particularly acute in Mexico, a neighbor and longtime ally of the United States.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe country was one of several countries that US President Donald Trump named, along with Cuba and Colombia, in remarks after Saturday’s attack on Venezuela, which killed dozens of people and was widely condemned as a violation of international law.President Trump has suggested that the United States may…

Top articles in Wednesday’s newspapers and transfer rumors…Manchester United latest informationMarcus Rashford and other members of Manchester United’s ‘bomb squad’ are unlikely to return to Old Trafford despite Ruben Amorim’s sacking, the paper has reported. Manchester United are looking for their next manager and Fulham believe they can earn a call-up for Marco Silva, one of the candidates for the vacant position, the Daily Mirror reports. Jason Wilcox told Ruben Amorim he doesn’t have the same pedigree as other coaches in an explosive showdown in The Sun on Friday. Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports…

If there’s one thing the keynote speakers at CES 2026 have in common, it’s that AI is reshaping technology at a speed and scale unlike any previous technological revolution. On Tuesday’s live recording of the All-In podcast, co-host Jason Calakanis interviewed Bob Sternfels, global managing partner at McKinsey & Company, and Hemant Taneja, CEO of General Catalyst. Their discussion focused on how AI will transform investment strategies and the workforce. “The world has completely changed,” Taneja said of the unprecedented growth of AI companies. He noted that it took Stripe about 12 years to reach a valuation of $100 billion,…

CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday that early January trading shows how quickly emotion can dominate markets at the beginning of the year, and warned investors not to confuse momentum with durability.Kramer said the market is driven by three groups. One is the momentum traders chasing last year’s winners, the “everlasting hope” investors buying battered stocks, and the companies that shouldn’t have been late in the first place.”These trends continued for 10 business days into the year, and we didn’t see any major corrections,” Kramer said. “I wouldn’t be surprised if it happened again.”Cramer cited the recent sell-off in oil stocks…

Ever since Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was abducted by U.S. special forces, President Donald Trump has promised U.S. investment in the country’s low-producing oil fields.”We’re going to get a very large American oil company, the largest in the world, to come in and spend billions of dollars to fix our badly broken infrastructure, our oil infrastructure, and start making money for our country,” Trump said at a Mar-a-Lago press conference on January 3.He reiterated this to reporters on Air Force One on January 4, saying: “There will be major investment by oil companies to take back our infrastructure. Oil companies…

Antoine Semenyo will undergo a medical at Manchester City on Thursday ahead of his £65m move.Formal proceedings are expected to take place after the match between Bournemouth and Tottenham, which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports on Wednesday night. Bournemouth head coach Andoni Iraola confirmed on Tuesday that Semenyo would play in that match, but also admitted it could be his last game for the club. Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola has said Antoine Semenyo will play in Wednesday’s game against Spurs, but admitted it could be his last game for…

Berkshire Vice Chairman Greg Abel speaks with shareholders at Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, U.S., May 2, 2025. Brendan McDiarmid | ReutersGreg Abel, newly appointed CEO Berkshire Hathawayis following in the footsteps of legendary investor Warren Buffett, who has seen a significant increase in his salary.Mr. Abel, who started his new role at the conglomerate on Jan. 1, will see his annual cash salary increase to $25 million, according to a Tuesday filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The increase took effect on the same day.Mr. Buffett defended Mr. Abel in his new capacity. The…