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U.S. beats Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0 to advance to round of 16
Folarin Balogun scored his third goal of the World Cup before being sent off with a red card in the second half, and Malik Tillman converted on a...
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Wimbledon: Djokovic rolls past Tsitsipas to enter third round
Novak Djokovic dominates Stefanos Tsitsipas in straight sets to advance to the Wimbledon 2026 third round. Catch the latest match highlights and stats here.
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Who will USA face in FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16?
Find out who will USA face in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 after it beat Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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USA Cruise Past Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 to Reach Last 16
The United States booked their place in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 with a determined 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina at the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday. The hosts dominated possession in a tightly contested first half but had to wait until first-half stoppage time for the breakthrough. Folarin Balogun ... The post USA Cruise Past Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 to Reach Last 16 appeared first on Times Kuwait .
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ERAS Investors Have Opportunity to Lead Erasca, Inc. Securities Fraud Lawsuit
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ERAS Investors Have Opportunity to Lead Erasca, Inc. Securities Fraud Lawsuit
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Strategist backs quieter Fed as Polymarket hold odds jump to 79.5%
In a recent segment, strategist Kenny Polcari said a less vocal Federal Reserve would foster more disciplined markets and expects Kevin Warsh to keep rates steady. (Read More)
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Kaukab concerned over issues facing consumers
KARACHI: Chairman Consumers Association of Pakistan (CAP) Kaukab Iqbal has expressed serious concern over increasing complaints from consumers regarding unfair business practices, unjustified additional charges, misleading advertisements and profiteering, stating that consumers are continuously facing financial pressure due to such practices. Kaukab Iqbal said that many brands and retail outlets are charging consumers separately for shopping bags despite the fact that these bags carry the companies’ own logos and are being used as a tool for brand promotion and free advertisement. He said that businesses are already benefiting from marketing through these branded bags; therefore, forcing consumers to pay extra charges for them is an unfair burden and against the principles of consumer protection. He demanded that the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) should take immediate notice of this matter and conduct an inquiry to determine whether companies are jointly adopting similar practices or acting as a cartel against the interests of consumers. He emphasised that any unfair trade practice, price coordination or collective exploitation of consumers should be dealt with strictly under the law. Kaukab Iqbal further stated that consumers are also being misled through attractive discount campaigns and advertisements, particularly claims of “up to 90 percent off” sales, where many times the actual benefit does not match the advertised offers. He said that businesses have the right to promote their products, but misleading consumers through unclear, exaggerated or unrealistic discount claims is unacceptable. He urged the relevant regulatory authorities to ensure that all advertisements and promotional campaigns provide complete transparency and accurate information to protect consumers from deception. The Chairman CAP also appealed to Prime Minister of Pakistan Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif that if changes are being made in the Federal Cabinet, a dedicated Minister for Consumers Affairs should be appointed at the federal level. He said that consumer protection is a major priority in many countries where dedicated ministries and institutions are working for the rights of consumers, and Pakistan also needs a strong government mechanism to address consumer complaints, unfair pricing, misleading advertisements and other consumer-related issues. Iqbal appreciated the recent reduction in petroleum prices by the Federal Government but expressed disappointment that many profiteers and businesses have not transferred this relief to consumers. He said that whenever petroleum prices increase, prices of essential goods and services are immediately increased, but when fuel prices are reduced, the benefit often fails to reach the public. He demanded that the Federal Government and all Provincial Governments should take immediate action against profiteers and ensure that the reduction in input costs is reflected in the prices of goods and services. He further stated that consumer protection requires strong monitoring, accountability and effective implementation of laws. The government, regulatory bodies and business community must work together to ensure fair trade practices and provide real relief to ordinary citizens. CAP will continue to raise the voice of consumers and highlight issues affecting public interest. “Consumers are the backbone of the economy. Their rights must be protected through transparency, accountability and strict action against unfair practices,” Kaukab Iqbal concluded. Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
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Bill to axe arrested CM may be back
The government is said to be keen on piloting the bill that was first introduced last year, for possible passage in the forthcoming Monsoon Session. The session is expected from July 20 but not later than July 27.
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Bill seeking to axe arrested CMs and PMs poised for Parliament comeback
The government is said to be keen on piloting the bill that was first introduced last year, for possible passage in the forthcoming Monsoon Session. The session is expected from July 20.
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Two schemes okayed to protect 75 historical sites, Delhi govt ropes in private firms
Under the ‘Our Monuments, Our Pride’ initiative, companies, PSUs, NGOs and trusts can adopt historical sites for five years, with the government offering up to ₹2 crore for conservation and restoration.
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Apple tipped to launch new iPad Pro models, entry-level MacBook Pro in early 2027
Apple is reportedly preparing a busy start to 2027, with multiple iPad Pro models, a new entry-level MacBook Pro and its next-generation M7 chip said to be in development. If the report proves accurate, the company could significantly expand its premium computing portfolio while broadening its laptop lineup.
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Ford rehires engineers it laid off as company VP Charles Poon admits that AI is ‘only as good as...’
Ford's ambitious AI-driven quality control plan has faltered, prompting the automaker to recall over 350 retired engineers. These 'gray beards' are now crucial in identifying vehicle defects, a task automated systems failed to accomplish. This human oversight has already boosted Ford's reputation, leading to a top ranking in a recent quality survey.
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Wayve courts automakers with AI driving system that learns like humans
The London-based company has pulled in $2.8 billion from a roster of investors and strategic partners that includes big names across the technology and automotive sectors, from Nvidia to Mercedes-Benz and Nissan. In June, Wayve said it will deploy its system in robotaxis from Jeep maker Stellantis, to go on Uber’s ride-hailing network. Wayve uses an artificial-intelligence technology called end-to-end machine learning to navigate roadways, which is supposed to instantly translate sensor-generated data into driving decisions, much like a human driver. That differs from a more traditional approach, which melds AI with software coding and high-definition maps to create preset [...]
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Jinko ESS and Taliva Energy Sign 400MWh Energy Storage Project Portfolio
MUNICH, July 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, Jinko ESS, a leading global energy storage company and a subsidiary of JinkoSolar Co., Ltd., and Taliva Energy, a clean energy company focused on full-scope energy storage solutions and large-scale energy infrastructure in...
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Fishing game "Boku to Tsuri Nikki" coming to Switch and Switch 2 Oct. 8th, 2026
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Mira Kapoor shares glimpse of her home 'health bar', reveals Misha and Zain are embracing healthy habits
Mumbai, July 2 (IANS) Entrepreneur and Shahid Kapoor's wife Mira Kapoor gave her followers a glimpse into her wellness-focused lifestyle by sharing a sneak peek at her home pantry, which she fondly called her "Health Bar." Mira, posting a picture of shelves lined with jars of nuts, seeds, superfoods and healthy snacks, Mira revealed that her children were already developing interest in nutritious and healthy eating habits. Sharing the picture of the same on her social media account, she wrote, "The best part is that my kids are mixing spirulina & moringa in their nariyal pani because it's fun." Mira always is seen sharing glimpses from her spice of life. From her businesses to her life with her kids and husband, Mira always gives a sneak peek into it sll. The young lady also takes to her social media account to speak upon topics that she feels need to be addressed. A few weeks ago, she had opened up about how women often need to be ‘unburdened’ from the constant need for decision-making, to truly unwind and reconnect with themselves. Mira had shared a heartfelt video on her social media account, where she reflected on the joy and comfort of spending time at her parents’ home. “It’s been a while since I have done a ‘Mira Mira on the wall’. I just got back from my mom’s house and I shared with you guys how I was feeling while I was there. Nothing really feels quite like it,” Mira said in the video. Talking further about the emotional release she experienced, she added, “I think sometimes women just need to be unburdened from making decisions. No one’s asking you what’s on the menu, which car is going where, what are you doing, what time is the meeting, or can you can approve this? I think sometimes you just need to be relieved of making decisions. That is such an unclogging of the mind.” She added, “We have to make so many decisions every single day. More than decisions, we need to make choices. And when you’re freed from making a choice, that is when you feel a sense of release and ease. That is why somewhere you feel so rejuvenated, relaxed and strangely powered to take on whatever else is coming your way.” Mira had further urged women to at times disconnect from constant responsibilities and simply live in the moment. “If you need to take that break, switch off your phone, don’t check emails and don’t pander to that desire to see what is going on and what you need to do. You will see that there is a sense of letting go and actually experiencing everything,” she shared. “Just experiencing your kids playing in the park, lying down beside your parents doing nothing at all, going for a walk with your parents or laughing about something ridiculous, it helps you feel every moment so viscerally and deeply. So this is your reminder to find a place, a situation or a person who relieves you of making decisions and choices. Check in with yourself. And don’t ask yourself any questions. Just be,” Mira concluded. –IANS rd/
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RGI orders strict confidentiality of Census data
NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (PTI): Registrar General of India Mrityunjay Kumar Narayan has directed Census officials to not release “provisional population figures” or “any other data” collected during the exercise to the press or for use by any other authority until further orders.In a communique to all the Directorates of Census Operations across the country, [...] The post RGI orders strict confidentiality of Census data first appeared on Nagaland Post .
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Women’s Casino Gauntlet Match & More Set For AEW Collision & Beach Break Dynamite
All Elite Wrestling’s next episode of AEW Collision will be on Thursday night this week, as opposed to its usual Saturday slot. Advertised for tomorrow’s episode are the following matches for July 2, 2026: Death Riders (PAC and Claudio Castagnoli) vs Unbound Co. (Drilla Moloney and Shingo Takagi) 8-Man Tag Team Match: The Bang Bang [...]
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'It will put Sooryavanshi under more pressure': Gavaskar warns Team India
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's India debut wait continued after he was left out of the first T20I against England despite his stellar IPL season. Sunil Gavaskar said the delay could increase pressure but felt the teenager would handle expectations. If selected later, Sooryavanshi could become India's youngest men's international cricketer and the youngest player in top-level men's T20s if given an opportunity.
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Single Injection Reverses Osteoarthritis in Animals in Just 4 Weeks
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Džeko becomes oldest player in a WC knockout match, but record may last only a day
Bosnia's Edin Džeko made World Cup history as the oldest outfield player in a knockout match at 40. His landmark game ended prematurely due to injury, with the US leading 1-0 before a red card for their scorer Balogun. Despite the potential for his record to be broken soon, Džeko's achievement is cemented, as Bosnia now seeks an equalizer against a depleted US side.
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Dr Sim: Public sector innovation must deliver real benefits to the people
KUCHING (July 2): Innovation in the public sector must be translated into practical solutions that deliver real benefits to the people and not merely serve as achievements showcased through trophies or reports. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian said the true value of innovation does not lie in recognition or awards, but in [...] The post Dr Sim: Public sector innovation must deliver real benefits to the people appeared first on Borneo Post Online .
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