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Oscar Piastri (right) and Lando Norris celebrate the McLaren one-two in China

Piastri Hails 'Mega' McLaren After Dominant China One-two

Oscar Piastri hailed his "mega" McLaren after leading from pole to win the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday ahead of teammate Lando Norris.

Under Threat From Trump, Canada Set To Hold Snap Elections

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney will call for snap elections and hopes to claim a stronger mandate to fend off US threats

Canada's new prime minister Mark Carney is expected to announce snap elections Sunday, seeking a stronger mandate as his country fights off a trade war and annexation threats from Donald Trump's United States.

Too Chummy With Trumpies? California Governor's Podcast Rattles Both Sides

Gavin Newsom has pledged to talk to 'those I fundamentally disagree with' on his podcast, in an apparent bid to court centrist voters

A jovial new podcast in which California Governor Gavin Newsom pals around with provocative right-wing guests has infuriated the Democratic Party, as its leaders clash over the best way to fight back against Donald Trump.

BIWC Group: Unveiling the Shadows of corporate deception

In the cutthroat world of business, trust can often be elusive, and it can take a team of skilled professionals to expose deception and protect the innocent. This is where BIWC Group enters the stage; a business intelligence agency led by ex-Israeli special forces with a global network of contacts and an almost endless outreach.

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Police said the weather had likely played a role in the group's becoming lost on what they said was a "difficult" trail

Last Of Six Foreign Hikers Missing In Philippines Rescued

Four foreign hikers who had been missing for days in a mountainous area of the central Philippines were rescued Saturday, local authorities said, a day after their two companions were found safe.

Heavy machinery stands idle at Cobre Panama, the largest open-pit mine in Central America

Prospect Of Copper Mine Reopening Revives Tensions In Panama

Piles of copper concentrate from a Canadian-owned mine closed by the Panama courts in 2023 sit on the shores of the Caribbean Sea and are now approved for export, to the dismay of environmentalists.

Jaguar faces tough competition in the electric car market

Jaguar Looks To Woo Younger, Richer Drivers With $160,000 Type 00

Jaguar's ambition to seduce younger, richer drivers was on full display in Paris with a presentation of its newest prototype, the Type 00, which promises all-electric luxury... at a steep price.

World Trade Resource Founder Is on a Mission to Unlock Global Business Potential Through Cultural Intelligence

Stephan Branch's insight is clear: cultural competence is not just about avoiding faux pas; it's a strategic negotiation tool. "This is not a soft skill," Branch emphasizes. "This is a negotiation skill that will affect your bottom line."

Democrats have chided President Donald Trump for handing administration policy to Elon Musk, despite him heading companies with government contracts worth billions

Trump Admits Musk 'Susceptible' On China Amid Secret War Plan Row

President Donald Trump on Friday denied reports that Elon Musk would see top secret US plans for a possible war with China, saying that his billionaire ally's links with Beijing raised potential conflicts of interest.

US President Donald Trump speaks alongside Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth in the Oval Office of the White House on March 21, 2025

Trump Awards Next-generation F-47 Fighter Jet Contract To Boeing

Donald Trump announced Friday that Boeing has been awarded the contract for the Air Force's next-generation stealth fighter plane, which the 47th US president said would be named the F-47.

London Heathrow is one of the world's busiest airports

Emotions Run High As Power Outage Shuts London's Heathrow

A police helicopter was the only vehicle visible in the sky above Heathrow airport on Friday, as the regular drone of flights went silent after a fire at a power station shuttered Europe's busiest airport.

Prices have been rising quickly across the Russian economy for months

Russian Central Bank Holds Key Rate At Two-decade High

Russia's central bank kept its key rate at a two-decade high of 21 percent on Friday and warned it could raise borrowing costs further as it battles rampant inflation.

Heathrow was brought to a standstill after a fire at an electricity substation cut power to the airport

Heathrow Closure Could Cost Millions, Disrupt Flights For Days

Huge travel disruption at London's Heathrow airport caused by a power cut Friday could take several days to remedy and cost millions of pounds, experts estimated.

Brian Gu, co-president of Chinese EV maker XPeng Inc., speaks to AFP at the opening of their second flagship store in Hong Kong

EU Tariffs Not A Deterrent, Says Chinese EV Maker XPeng

Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng said Friday that European Union tariffs on EVs made in China have had a "large economic impact" but will not deter the firm's plans to tap European markets.

The EU accused Google parent Alphabet of treating its services more favourably in search results

Google Sues Maryland Business Owner Over Fake Listings, Consumer Data Sales

Google is suing Yaniv Asayag and co-conspirators for creating fake business listings, misleading customers, and selling personal data.

Costco Extends Fueling Hours At Gas Stations Nationwide Amid Changing Demand

Costco extends gas station hours nationwide to improve convenience for members amid shifting demand and competitive fuel pricing.

Situated 25 kilometres (15 miles) west of central London, the present Heathrow serves 200 destinations in more than 80 countries, with passengers having access to four terminals

Massive Disruption After Power Outage Shuts London's Heathrow Airport

Britain's Heathrow airport -- Europe's busiest -- shut down early on Friday after a major fire at an electricity substation cut power to the sprawling hub, causing disruption worldwide to hundreds of flights and thousands of travellers.

After Elon Musk bought Twitter in late 2022 he gutted the staff, raising concerns about the safety and stability of the platform he has renamed X

SEC Vs. Musk: Summons Over Twitter Stock Lawsuit Sparks Drama At SpaceX HQ

The summons was delivered at SpaceX headquarters, but security guards refused to accept it, prompting the process server to leave the documents on the ground while the guards photographed him and his car.

Nike's Sales Take a Hit as Consumers Shift Away from Expensive Sneakers, Apparel

Nike's sales drop as consumers shift away from pricey sneakers and apparel, prompting a major turnaround strategy.

Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar incurred the wrath of the country's right-wing for the positions he took

Ronen Bar: Ex-Shin Bet Chief Who Incurred Right-wing Wrath

The days of Ronen Bar as Israel's Shin Bet chief were already numbered after Hamas's deadly attack on October 7, 2023, having hinted he would resign to take responsibility for failing to prevent it.

Heathrow Airport is Europe's busiest, handling over 80 million passengers a year

London's Heathrow Airport Closed After Fire Causes Major Power Cut

Britain's Heathrow airport, Europe's busiest, was shut down early Friday after a major fire at an electrical substation supplying power to the sprawling facility west of London, officials said.

Taiwanese air force Mirage 2000 fighter jets are seen under hardened aircraft shelters at an air force base in Hsinchu

Taiwan's Existential Battle Against Chinese Spies

Taiwan faces a growing existential threat from its own people spying for China, experts warn, as the government seeks to toughen measures to stop Beijing's infiltration efforts and deter Taiwanese turncoats.