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Top articles in Friday’s newspapers and transfer rumors…transferArsenal are set to join Crystal Palace and Manchester City in the race for England defender Marc Guehi-The Mirror. Wolves are open to letting Jorgen Strand Larsen go this month, while Nottingham Forest are keen to sign his talkSPORT signature. Nottingham Forest added Brighton forward Evan Ferguson to their list of potential strikers in January, the Daily Mail reports. sprayer This content is provided by sprayercookies and other technologies may be used. To view this content, you must allow cookies. You can change the settings and enable it using the buttons below. sprayer…
Illustrated photo showing prescription drugs next to pill bottles on July 23, 2024 in New York.Spencer Pratt | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesA coalition of patient advocacy groups is asking a federal court to block third-party companies from purchasing drugs from countries outside the FDA-regulated U.S. supply chain, arguing that the practice endangers the health of American patients.The court filing comes in the wake of a CNBC investigation documenting how these third-party agencies, commonly referred to as alternative funding programs (AFPs), have spread to employer-sponsored health plans across the country. Under its growing business model, AFP sources expensive specialty…
Saudi-backed forces moved to capture major cities in southern Yemen on Thursday after Riyadh accused the UAE of helping separatist leaders flee. Citing “credible information”, Yemen’s Saudi-led coalition said Aidars al-Zubaidi, head of Yemen’s UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC), left the country by boat for Somaliland “in the middle of the night”, then boarded a plane bound for Mogadishu, before being transferred to Abu Dhabi’s military airport. CNN has contacted the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs for comment. Yemen’s Saudi-backed government’s interior ministry said in a statement that the government-allied National Shield Force (NSF) had “secured” the southern city of…
With England left to lick their wounds after yet another Ashes drubbing in Australia, we look at the most pressing questions facing the team as they address the fallout from their 4-1 series defeat…Should McCullum and Key keep their jobs?The expectation is that both head coach Brendon McCullum and managing director of men’s cricket Rob Key will keep their jobs, with any calls to axe the former complicated by the fact he is due to lead England’s white-ball side in the T20 World Cup next month. Spreaker This content is provided by Spreaker, which may be using cookies and other…
A pedestrian passes in front of the Saks Fifth Avenue store in Chicago on December 30, 2025.Scott Olson | Getty ImagesEmbattled retail chain Saks Global is struggling to raise as much as $1 billion to stay afloat amid the possibility of filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, CNBC reported. The company is working to secure “debtor-in-possession” financing to help finance its operations should it potentially file for bankruptcy, the people said. But investors have so far shown little interest in lending money to Sachs, skeptical that it can successfully turn around and repay the debt, said the people, who asked not…
MiniMax Group Inc. logo on a smartphone in Shanghai, China.Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesChina-based AI startup MiniMax Group soared as much as 90% on its first day of trading in Hong Kong on Friday, becoming the second major Chinese developer to list a large-scale language model. The company raised HK$4.8 billion ($620 million) in its IPO, outpacing local rivals. Shiura AIwas listed in Hong Kong the previous day and rose just 13% on its first day of trading.The last trading price of MiniMax shares was HK$298 per share as of 3pm local time, compared with the public offering price…
The Greenlandic flag, known nationally as El Fallasorput, flies above a house in Nuuk, Greenland, on March 28, 2025. Leon Neal | Getty ImagesEurope spent much of 2025 beefing up its defenses against Russia, but just one week into the new year, it is being forced to rethink its security again following President Donald Trump’s threat to annex Greenland. President Trump has stepped up his calls for Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory, to be brought under U.S. government control. The White House announced this week that President Trump is considering a variety of options, including military action. Greenland, the world’s…
The idea of a political union between Venezuela and the United States has seemed impossible for decades, as Caracas is defined by chavismo, a left-wing populist ideology that is rooted in anti-imperialism and at odds with Washington’s policies.But questions about the Chavista’s future in Venezuela are beginning to emerge after US President Donald Trump ordered the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Saturday, and the US subsequently insisted that the interim government of Caracas must take orders from Washington.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listSo what is chavismo? Is it still a living movement, or has it morphed…
Kyiv — Russia attacked Ukraine with a hypersonic Oleshnik missile on Thursday night, a rare use of one of its most advanced weapons in the latest onslaught targeting the country in sub-zero temperatures. “The Russian Armed Forces launched a large-scale attack with high-precision long-range land-based and sea-based weapons, including the Oreshnik mobile medium-range land-based missile system,” the Russian Ministry of Defense said in a statement on Friday. The Oleshnik, which means “hazelnut tree” in Russian, is one of Russia’s newest weapons, traveling at 10 times the speed of sound and having a range that can reach all of Europe, the…
Let’s check out the companies that are becoming a hot topic for after-hours trading. General Motors — Shares of the Detroit automaker fell 2% in after-hours trading after General Motors said in a regulatory filing that it would record a $7.1 billion special charge in the fourth quarter of 2025 related to its exit from electric vehicles and restructuring efforts in China. Intel — The chip maker’s stock rose 1.7% after President Donald Trump had a “great meeting” with Intel CEO Lip Vu Tan on Thursday evening and wrote in a flattering Truth social post that “the U.S. government is…