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While the urban myth prevails that new buildings can’t look good, Miami shows it is possible through economic growth and limited regulation.

Photographer: Gianni Tumino Summary Authors: Gianni Tumino; Jim Foster The photo above shows the trails of stars along the celestial equator as observed from Punta Cirica (Sicily) Italy, on March 2, 2022. Each curvilinear streak is the path of a...

FOOD storage hacks help to keep your produce fresh, but in this case, an important hack can also help to keep you safe. It's important not to keep potatoes in the fridge, a fact many are unaware of.

A PETROL station hack to save money on fuel could save you precious pounds at the pump, according to one UK woman.

Chelsea FC have not given up in their pursuit of Juventus defender Matthijs de Ligt, according to Italian reporter Fabrizio Romano. The […]

Wilfred Veras was one of the four Sox prospects to go deep on Thursday. | Sean Williams/South Side Sox

Bad farm system for bad team loses games badly (except the Ballers, who are beautiful and perfect)

Fears of winter energy crisis bring calls for shorter showers and cooler swimming pools

1. Farmers feel heat as northern Italy suffers worst drought in decades  Financial Times
2. Italy's worst drought in 70 years in photos  The Washington Post
3. Drought in Italy leads to state of emergency  The Times
4. Italy Faces National Climate Emergency to Add to Debt Woes  Bloomberg
5. ‘Worst drought in 70 years’ – satellite images show Italian river at record low  The Independent
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1. Twitter's CEO seeks to 'swing back' in Elon Musk takeover battle  Financial Times
2. Musk Twitter Deal May Collapse Over Bots, Report Says  Bloomberg Markets and Finance
3. Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter in jeopardy: report  Fox Business
4. Elon Musk's deal to buy Twitter is in peril  The Washington Post
5. Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition is reportedly in 'serious jeopardy' over spam  The Verge
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Guidance for savers from Unhedged, the FT’s New York-based investment newsletter

UK funds continue to suffer significant outflows

Machiavellian manoeuvres are as rife in business as politics when it comes to dislodging unpopular top dogs

Time to look again at a difficult decade with the help of some summer holiday books

Record amount floods in after lockdowns are relaxed and regulators ease up on tech sector

At the Sani Resort in Greece, amateur players can train under the watchful eye of Toni Nadal, the star’s uncle and former coach

Lack of rain linked to climate change threatens power generation and agricultural output

Parag Agrawal tries to prove his sceptics wrong as social media company fights to close $44bn deal with Tesla boss

Despite fewer severe cases, the sheer volume of infections means hundreds of thousands are unwell for the long term

European regulators consider vaccinating babies and toddlers, but some question the value of targeting youngsters

Decision acknowledges importance of face-to-face contact for global insurance marketplace

The resurgent $65bn art market has led to rampant speculation around the work of young artists — who see little of the profit

Her husband was abusive. He was also a cop. Is there a link between the two?