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- UK Charitable Giving Falls by £1.4 Billion in 2025
- UK NHS Recruitment Targets Face Scrutiny
- Warner Bros Secures 11 Oscars Amid Paramount Deal
- Gold Prices Stable Amid Dollar Dip, Rate Cut Doubts
- Billionaires Reassess Philanthropic Commitments
- Indian Equities Rebound Amid Oil Price Volatility
- Crypto Markets Rally: Bitcoin Tops $73,000
- China's Economy Begins 2026 with Stronger Growth
- Oil Majors' Shares Hit Record Highs Amid Geopolitical Tensions
- Perpetual Divests Wealth Unit to Bain Capital
- Victoria Settles COVID-19 Lockdown Lawsuit for A$125M
- Indian Rupee, Bonds Under Pressure Amid Energy Crisis
- Oil Prices Surge After Kharg Island Strikes
- US Stock Futures Edge Up Amid Geopolitical Tensions
- Asian Fuel Markets Tighten Amid Hormuz Closure
- JD.com Expands European E-commerce Operations
- Global Markets Cautious as Gulf Tensions Elevate Oil
- JD.com Expands Joybuy E-commerce to Europe
- Syrah, Tesla Extend Graphite Supply Agreement Deadline
- Oil Prices Rise Amid Iran Tensions
- Infant deception emerges by 10 months
- UK Housing Costs Hit Record £226 Billion in 2025
- Oil Prices Surge as Hormuz Closure Persists
- US Futures Rebound Amid Iran Strait of Hormuz Plan
- US Stock Futures Edge Up Amid Oil Price Surge
- Fonterra CEO Miles Hurrell to Depart After 8 Years
- Oil Prices Surge After US Strike on Iran Terminal
- Warner Bros. Montréal Developers Face Layoffs
- upGrad Acquires Unacademy in All-Stock Transaction
- IEA to Release 400 Million Barrels Amid Oil Price Surge
- US States Round Cash Transactions Amid Penny Scarcity
- Credit Report Error Resolution Success Declines
- Indo-Pacific Allies Secure $57 Billion US Energy Deals
- CPAP Prescriptions Rise for Milder Sleep Apnea Cases
- Oil Prices Exceed $100 Amid Hormuz Closure
- US Economy Shows Resilience Amid Iran Tensions
- Couvade Syndrome: Global Prevalence and Symptoms
- Uber Eats Fees Vary on Identical Orders in NYC
- Nigerian Creators Face Monetization Hurdles
- Huntsman Threatens UK Plant Closure Amid Energy Crisis