Новости за 29.09.2022

In a sign that appetite for UK sovereign debt remains strong, Britain received £30.1bn in orders for the 30-year bond to fund eco friendly projects.

The east side of Copland Boulevard’s intersection with the Anthony Wayne Trail will be closed Thursday because of the Trail’s ongoing reconstruction in the area, the Toledo Department of Transportation said Wednesday.

Recent tests showcase how multiple drones can conduct real-time transfers of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data to geolocate military targets.

ECB president Christine Lagarde (pictured) vowed to keep putting up interest rates as inflation in the eurozone soared to a record 9.1%.

Millions of Florida residents impacted as Hurricane Ian makes landfall.

Amid historically high inflation and a massive market sell-off, Democratic Rep. Jahana Hayes (Conn.) has no regrets with how her party has governed the last two years.

Hurricane Ian struck a large swath of Florida on Wednesday, inundating coastal areas with strong winds and high water

New York Times reporter Charlie Savage wrote in his Wednesday piece that it is quickly becoming clear that Donald Trump may be regretting his request for a special master in the Mar-a-Lago documents investigation.

Lego reported profits dropping 2% to £949m in the first six months of the year as it faced higher costs for raw materials, energy and freight.

NBA star James and his business partner announced they would join the ownership group of a Major League Pickleball team.

Jonathan Burdick, a teacher at Union City discusses his Facebook page Rust & Dirt. Rust & Dirt is a page focuses on Pennsylvania History in the northwest.

Dr. David Korsmeyer - Deputy Center Director, NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley.

Four Cowlitz County projects received a total of $5.7 million in grants from the Washington State Salmon Recovery Funding Board to restore habitat for the endangered fish.

1. Bank spends £65bn to avert pensions collapse | News  The Times
2. Pound tumbles despite Bank of England intervention in markets - as it happened  The Guardian
3. Bank's £65bn move driven by pension fund fears  BBC
4. Explainer: Why is Bank of England acting again? What next in the UK crisis?  Reuters UK
5. Gilt Market Carnage Prompts Risky Bank of England U-Turn  Bloomberg
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1. U.K. Market Woes Threaten Economic and Political Crisis  The Wall Street Journal
2. British Pound (GBP USD) Collapse Erodes International Trust in UK  Bloomberg
3. EDITORIAL: Lessons from the pound’s punishment  BusinessLIVE
4. London stocks slide amid economic "tug-of-war"  Reuters
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  Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz and world champion gymnast Carlos Yulo will be among the group of athletes that the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) will send to Paris, France, ahead of the 2024 Summer Games. POC president Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino said the country’s boxing team will also pitch camp in Paris early. “By sending […]

The 2022 Stanley Cup odds are more important than ever as we head into the final games of the NHL Finals.

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The Government has today introduced the Worker Protection (Migrant and Other Employees) Bill designed to protect migrant workers from exploitation, says Associate Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety Priyanca Radhakrishnan.

A 24-year-old aspiring nurse has appeared on E4 show Send Nudes: Body SOS, where she opened up about how a medical condition has left her struggling to cope with her expanding breast tissue

Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) is one of the most popular Avengers in the MCU, despite becoming a monstrous villain during WandaVision and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. But there’s no telling when the Scarlet Witch will show up in the MCU again, as Marvel isn’t ready to share any secrets, especially considering how Doctor …

Morrisons reported a slump in profits as it posted earnings of £177m for the three months to July 31, half of the £356m delivered a year ago.

The mammoth sum comes as federal officials began distributing $372 million to 40,000 Madoff victims worldwide.

Royal Mail stock fell 3.5% but there was a glimmer of hope after the Communication Workers Union said Royal Mail had agreed to further talks.