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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Singapore’s ruling party sweeps to victory as voters opt for stability
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PAP’s 16th consecutive win comes as Donald Trump’s tariffs rattle trade-reliant financial hub |
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Warren Buffett devotees say farewell at poignant Omaha ‘pilgrimage’
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Berkshire shareholders witnessed the end of an era at the legendary investor’s annual meeting |
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Warren Buffett to step down from Berkshire Hathaway after six decades
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‘Oracle of Omaha’ announces plans to retire from his sprawling conglomerate at historic annual meeting |
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The great regenerator: how Nigel Farage keeps bouncing back
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Despite his friendship with Donald Trump and the fallout from Brexit, the Reform leader is thriving |
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Labour and Tories hunt for a way to counter Farage’s Reform
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Insurgent party’s phenomenal success is threatening Britain’s political status quo |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Albanese’s Labor wins landslide victory in Australian election
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Opposition crashes to worst defeat in 80 years after voters reject proposals championed by Donald Trump |
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US ability to defeat China in Taiwan threatened, top Indo-Pacific commander warns
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Admiral Samuel Paparo says Beijing is outpacing Washington in weapons systems production |
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What must Ukraine give up for peace?
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As Putin looks back to 1945, a deal that formalises the loss of Crimea could project Russian power into the heart of Europe |
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Citi del Sol: How the party ended for Wall Street bank’s Málaga experiment
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‘They sold us the dream but the reality was much more different,’ said one employee |
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Can you run a company as a perfect free market? Inside Disco Corp
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For over a decade, a $20bn manufacturer has been conducting a radical experiment. No one has a boss or takes orders. Their decisions are guided by one thing, an internal currency system called Will |
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Saudi-led Opec+ expands production despite falling oil prices
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Oil cartel agrees to add 411,000 barrels a day for the second consecutive month |
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Reeves’ pension overhaul smacks of ‘desperation’, says shadow chancellor
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Mel Stride’s comments come as funds warn plans to make them invest more in UK could leave members worse off |
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Private equity’s bind should prompt an investor rethink
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Returns are likely to be lower in a world of weaker growth, higher interest rates and a slump in dealmaking |
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Warren Buffett sells stocks for tenth quarter in a row
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Veteran investor says ‘trade should not be a weapon’ in dig at Donald Trump’s tariffs policy |
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Law firms face backlash over deals with Trump as judge blocks Perkins Coie order
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US judge says clients may have ‘reservations’ about law firms that reached deals with the government |
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Bordeaux wine producers slash prices as wealthy collectors stay away
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Falling demand hits centuries-old ‘en primeur’ system under which fine wine is sold before it is bottled |
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Killer fungi to spread as climate heats up
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A warming world accelerates rise of infection-causing species in echo of television series ‘The Last of Us’ |
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Is UK house price growth a thing of the past?
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We could be in line for a bump in prices — but property is not going to be the money spinner it once was |
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Thirty-six is the new 60
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And I’m positively old |
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Can Belgian wine become as famous as Belgian beer?
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Belgians have always been savvy wine drinkers, and now they can shop local |
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Your pushy AI intern is ready for a promotion
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