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Luke Littler says he is expecting “fireworks” when he takes on Josh Lock in the quarter-finals of the Grand Slam of Darts in Wolverhampton. The last time Littler and Lock met in a major was in a special semifinal at the World Match Play. That’s when “The Nuke” hit a stunning nine-darter en route to a stunning 17-14 victory, then fought back and smashed 10 straight legs. The Rock hasn’t been at his best in his last 16 wins over Connor Scutt, but Littler is ready to be back to his best when The Rock clashes again.He gets along well…

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The Walmart logo is seen near a store in Austin, USA, on October 23, 2025.Jakub Porzycki | Null Photo | Getty ImagesWhen receiving a call walmart Chief Executive Officer John Furner will assume the retailer’s top role as he seeks to follow a period of dramatic market share growth that many of Walmart’s rivals have failed to match.Walmart’s stock price has more than quadrupled since outgoing CEO Doug McMillon took over in February 2014. In nine of Walmart’s 12 calendar years as a leader, the company posted a positive price-to-earnings ratio.Only one of Wal-Mart’s major competitors in the retail and…

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US president threatens legal war as UK network apologizes for ‘error in judgment’ in editing January 6 speech.Published November 15, 2025November 15, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareUS President Donald Trump said he is likely to sue the British Broadcasting Corporation next week for up to $5 billion after the BBC admitted that it incorrectly edited a video of his speech, but said his claims had no legal basis.”We’re going to sue them, probably within the next week, for between $1 billion and $5 billion. I think we have to do that. They’re even admitting wrongdoing,” Trump told…

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US President Donald Trump says he intends to sue the BBC for $1 billion to $5 billion “probably in the next week” despite the BBC’s apology over a documentary that Trump’s lawyers called defamatory. “I think we have to do that,” President Trump told reporters. “They even admit that they cheated… They cheated and changed the words that came out of my mouth.” On Thursday, the BBC apologized to President Trump for editing errors in an October 2024 documentary called “Trump: A Second Chance?”, saying it “deeply regrets the way the video clip was edited”. In an interview with British…

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Joseph Parker denies taking any prohibited drugs and says he is “confident” he will be acquitted after failing a drug test. Parker faces a two-year suspension after routine testing by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency found traces of cocaine. The test took place on the day of the New Zealand heavyweight’s fight against Fabio Wardley, which he won last month.”I took a voluntary test before a recent game and was informed that I had a negative result. This was a real surprise to me,” Parker said on Instagram. Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Highlights of the heavyweight…

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New technology is reducing workers’ compensation claims and fraud across industries.But on a construction site, the results are visible on camera. Specialized cameras are being installed around the work site in collaboration with Arrowsight, a safety technology company specializing in video-based behavior modification and coaching analytics. These cameras capture footage of workers scrambling under timber hanging from cranes, or forgetting to tie off their balancing safety harnesses high above the ground. The video is flagged by the team and the safety supervisor is notified. Employees then receive feedback and appropriate training.In New York state, where workers’ compensation insurance costs and…

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England fast bowler Mark Wood recovered from a hamstring injury ahead of the Ashes, but Australian seamer Josh Hazlewood will miss the first Test in Perth from November 21.Wood felt stiff on Thursday after bowling eight overs on the first day of the tourists’ only warm-up match against the England Lions, nearly nine months after knee surgery. However, a statement from the England and Wales Cricket Board released on Saturday said: “Following a precautionary test on Friday, England fast bowler Mark Wood has been cleared of concerns regarding his left hamstring. england ash team Ben Stokes (captain), Harry Brook (vice-captain),…

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Warren Buffett speaks at Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska on May 3, 2025.CNBCWarren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway revealed a new position in alphabetGoogle’s parent company was the conglomerate’s 10th largest holding at the end of September, according to regulatory filings.Berkshire took $4.3 billion of Alphabet stock public at the end of the third quarter, a surprising move given Buffett’s traditional value investing philosophy and reluctance to invest in high-growth tech stocks. While owned by Berkshire, apple Buffett has long called the company more of a consumer products company than a pure technology business.The acquisition was also likely made…

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Latest killing confirmed as US officials reportedly held meeting to discuss possible military operation in VenezuelaPublished November 15, 2025November 15, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareThe U.S. military confirmed that four people were killed in an attack on a boat in international waters, the latest in attacks on ships reported in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean on Wednesday, as officials from President Donald Trump’s administration reportedly held a meeting about a possible military operation in Venezuela.U.S. Southern Command said in a post on X on Friday that Monday’s attack was authorized by U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and…

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Venezuelans in Caracas are expressing feelings ranging from concern to skepticism, a day after the arrival of a state-of-the-art US aircraft carrier strike group in the Latin American region, intensifying friction between the two countries. The US Navy announced that the USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group will support other warships that have carried out deadly attacks against suspected drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean over the past two months. Although Washington says the military buildup is aimed at cutting off the flow of drugs to the United States, Mr. Caracas believes the United States is really trying to force…

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