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Mohamed Salah will feel like he is letting down 50 million people in Egypt by having his role reduced at Liverpool, according to former Egyptian international striker Mido, who believes the player should move to the Saudi Professional League.In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports News, the former Tottenham striker, who won the 2006 Africa Cup of Nations with Egypt, looked back on his career to explain Salah’s plight at Anfield, and said he believes Jamie Carragher was wrong to criticize Salah. “I understand Salah’s situation.””I’ve been in this situation before. When the Liverpool game starts, the whole Egyptian people…

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent speaks on stage at the New York Times Dealbook Summit 2025 at Jazz at Lincoln Center on December 3, 2025 in New York City. David Dee Delgado | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty ImagesTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent is proposing a major change in approach to how the government approaches financial regulation and stability, CNBC reported.Bessent will recommend changes to the Financial Stability Oversight Council’s approach in a letter expected to be released Thursday.The new approach will shift the agency’s focus on stronger regulation and oversight of regulators, promoting less regulation and a more liberal approach.“The…

Shibuya Crossing, known as the busiest crosswalk in the world© Marco Bottigelli | Moments | Getty ImagesMarkets in the Asia-Pacific region gave up earlier gains and traded mostly lower on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the third time this year. The U.S. central bank cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points to 3.5% to 3.75%, signaling that easing is complete for the time being.Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a press conference after the board meeting that the latest rate cut puts the Fed in a comfortable position on interest rates.”We are in…

oracle The company’s stock price plunged more than 12% in premarket trading Thursday, extending yesterday’s losses after the company reported disappointing financial results. The cloud computing and database software maker reported lower-than-expected quarterly revenue on Wednesday despite surging demand for its artificial intelligence infrastructure. Sales came in at $16.06 billion, compared to analysts’ expectations of $16.21 billion, according to data compiled by LSEG.This also dragged down other AI-related names. chip darling Nvidia Last seen in pre-market trading was a 1.4% decline in memory and storage companies. micron Tech heavyweights down 1% microsoft Cloud companies down 0.4% coreweave down 3.9%; AMD…

The United States has approved the sale of advanced technologies and upgrades for Pakistan’s F-16 fighter jets worth approximately $686 million.The agreement was signed amid heightened tensions between Pakistan and neighboring India, which sparked a five-day war in May after rebel attacks in Indian-administered Kashmir. The US recently put pressure on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to buy more weapons from India.A closer look at the US-Pakistan F-16 upgrade agreement and why it’s important now.What did the US agree to with Pakistan?Praveen Donti, a senior analyst at the Brussels-based non-governmental organization (NGO) International Crisis Group, told Al Jazeera that the…

Harness, an AI DevOps tool founded by serial entrepreneur Jyoti Bansal in 2017, is expected to generate more than $250 million in annual recurring revenue by 2025, Bansal told TechCrunch. The startup just raised $240 million in new Series E funding, giving the company a post-money value of $5.5 billion. The round includes a $200 million primary investment led by Goldman Sachs and a planned $40 million tender offer with participation from IVP, Menlo Ventures and Unusual Ventures. Bansal said the tender offer is aimed at providing long-term liquidity to employees. The new valuation is a 49% increase from the…

Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you the first information about tomorrow and the last information about today. Sign up for free to receive it straight to your inbox. Here’s what CNBC television producers were watching Wednesday and what they’re looking at for Thursday’s session. Post-Fed movers and shakers Stocks soared after a divided Fed cut rates by a quarter of a point and signaled little appetite for further easing. The Russell 2000 hit new intraday highs, but the Dow and S&P 500 were less than 1% shy of their all-time highs. Industry and materials…

Photo | Future Publishing | Getty ImagesNvidia The company is developing software that can provide location verification for its AI graphics processing units (GPUs), and the move comes as the U.S. government ramps up efforts to block the use of restricted chips in countries such as China.The company said in a blog post Wednesday that the opt-in service uses a client software agent that Nvidia chip customers can install to monitor the health of their AI GPUs. Nvidia also said that customers will be able to “visualize their GPU fleet usage globally or by compute zone (a group of nodes…

A friendly competition is underway between the world’s most luxurious hospitality brands. What about the prize? Command of the high seas, or at least bragging rights. Following The Ritz-Carlton’s introduction of yacht service in 2022, Four Seasons, Orient Express and Aman are also preparing to set sail with their luxury fleets. Four Seasons plans to launch Four Seasons I next March, Orient Express’ first ship Corinthian in June next year, and Aman’s Amangati in spring 2027. Four Seasons is building two follow-on ships, the first scheduled for completion in 2027, and Orient Express, with its second scheduled for completion in…

Oscar Piastri has explained why he expects McLaren to continue treating its drivers with “complete fairness and equality” next season, saying Lando Norris “hasn’t become Superman”.Norris became world champion for the first time on Sunday after winning a three-way title decider against McLaren teammate Piastri and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. Some commentators have theorized that Norris’ status as world champion could lead to preferential treatment for the Brit from 2026 onwards, but Piastri vehemently denied that idea. “I don’t think it changes anything,” Piastri said after finishing second in Sunday’s final race in Abu Dhabi and third in the drivers’…