Israeli fire kills three in Gaza City during reported raid, medics say Unconfirmed local reports say the Israeli military carried out air and artillery strikes after a raid by an Israel-backed militia was discovered. How catastrophic flash flood unfolded at remote Nepal-China border point More than 100 Indians are missing at a vital Nepal-China trade crossing after devastating Himalayan floods. London Stock Exchange to lose three more firms after takeover offers Latest purchases take value of deals to leave capital’s stock market this year past $100bn Three more London-listed companies are set to be taken over as the value of deals removing firms from the capital’s under-pressure stock market passes $100bn (£74bn) so far this year. On Tuesday, Bodycote, the FTSE 250 industrials group that has been listed on the London Stock Exchange since 1972, agreed a … Archaeologists found evidence of branding 3,000 years before modern marketing More than 3,000 years ago, potters working in the desert oasis of Qurayyah in what is now northwestern Saudi Arabia were producing a distinctive painted pottery that eventually travelled beyond the settlement where it was made. A new study titled Creating a brand. China warns of 'consequences' for Taiwan after Taipei envoys attend leaders summit China has warned of consequences for Taiwan after officials from Beijing and Taipei attended a Pacific leaders summit Reigning In Big Tech: How California lawmakers plan to regulate AI and social media As the legislative session moves closer to the end, California lawmakers will decide on bills that tackle issues including social media safety and AI's impact on jobs. |
Terrorist mob members ordered to pay more than NIS 220,000 to Jewish victims by Jerusalem court The Jerusalem Magistrates Court ordered two Arab men convicted of participating in the mob attack to pay compensation to the victims, including legal expenses. Jared Kushner's brother breaks silence on World Cup sell-off plans The brother of Donald Trump's son-in-law has expressed regret at becoming involved in Gianni Infantino's World Cup sell-off plans, saying his investment group failed to "appreciate the political dynamics of global football". Abroad and at odds: How the war has divided Iranians in the diaspora Many Iranians in the diaspora remain caught in the paradox of opposing the war and the government in Tehran. U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln to Dock in Thailand on Wednesday, Pattaya Mayor Says The U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln became an emblem of the strains of the war on the U.S. military. Now its crew will have some rest. Why Trump’s Venezuela oil deal will not bring quick relief to the U.S. It is likely to be years before production meaningfully ramps up, industry experts say, and there are many risks involved. |
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