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  1. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Oil-Hungry Asia Turns Back to Mideast in Earnest as Flows Expand

    Oil refiners in Asia are increasingly turning back toward crude from Middle Eastern producers as flows rebound after months of conflict, lessening the need for imports from alternative suppliers including the US.

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  2. Markets · Ireland The Currency

    Facing a deficit of €8.23m, Scouting Ireland has a plan to meet historical abuse case costs. Will it work?

    Scouting Ireland told its senior leaders earlier this month that it has an €8.23 million deficit but said it remains in a “sound position” from which to fulfil its mission. In a presentation on November 7, a copy of which has been obtained by The Currency, the 38,000-member organisation said its gross income reached €8.6... View Article The post Facing a deficit of €8.23m, Scouting Ireland has a plan to meet historical abuse case costs. Will it work? appeared first on The Currency .

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  3. Markets · World Bloomberg

    EM Stocks Eye First Weekly Gain Since September as Tech Rebounds

    Emerging-market stocks are headed for their first weekly gain since late September as investors return to the technology sector on bets that the upheaval at Nvidia Corp. will not upend the wider artificial intelligence industry.

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  4. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Jensen Huang Saga Tests AI Trade Ahead of Anthropic IPO

    "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade" brings you everything you need to know to get ahead as the trading day begins in Asia. Bloomberg TV is live from Sydney with Haidi Stroud-Watts and Paul Allen, getting insight and analysis from newsmakers and industry leaders on the biggest stories shaping global markets. (Source: Bloomberg)

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  5. Markets · UK Financial Times

    The downfall of Jensen Huang

    After 33 years building Nvidia into the world’s most valuable company, its founder’s career disintegrated in less than two weeks

    • Markets
    • UK
  6. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Japan Bonds Fall as Treasury Rout Extends on Fed-Hike Bets

    Japanese government bonds slumped on Friday, tracking Treasuries which saw a second straight session of losses as traders increased wagers on aggressive Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes.

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  7. Markets · Asia Bloomberg

    New World Suspends Trading as Investors Watch for Next Steps

    New World Development Co. has suspended trading in its shares, as the embattled real estate firm prepares to make an announcement to investors a month after reporting a record annual loss.

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  8. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Advent Again Seeks to Sell Singapore Tutor-Chain Learning Lab

    US buyout firm Advent International Corp. has put up Singapore’s tutor-chain The Learning Lab for sale, marking its second attempt since 2021 to unload the asset, in part to repay debt, according to people familiar with the matter.

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  9. Markets · Asia Bloomberg

    Singtel Raises Profit Outlook as Overseas Businesses Gain Ground

    Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. raised its full-year profit outlook after stronger performances in Australia, technology services and digital infrastructure lifted first-half underlying earnings.

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    • Asia
  10. Markets · US The Guardian

    Nvidia’s Jensen Huang expected to testify before Congress amid calls for crackdown on China chip exports – live

    Huang’s resignation has sent shockwaves through the AI industry, after revelations of extramarital affairs, including one involving a suspected Chinese spy Full report: Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO Analysis: Jensen Huang built an AI kingdom. Now he’s gone, will Nvidia’s ramparts be breached? Jensen Huang is expected to testify before the US Congress in the next fortnight, after the Nvidia CEO stepped down from the multi-trillion dollar company on Thursday, plunging the chipmaker into cr...

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    • Business
    • Sci & Tech
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  11. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Silver Market Set for Deficit Even as Solar Makers Cut Back

    The silver market is set for a sixth straight annual supply deficit in 2026, even as solar manufacturers cut their use of the metal and investor selling eases pressure on the physical market.

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    • World
  12. Markets · US Bloomberg

    Stocks Fall as Huang Resigns, Nvidia Turns to CFO

    Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Ross Gerber, Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management Co-Founder, President & CEO, Emily Kilcrease, Center for a New American Security Senior Fellow & Director, Nell Minow, ValueEdge Advisors Chair, Carolyn Everson, Permira Senior advisor, Dan Clancy, Twitch CEO, Jim Caron, Morgan Stanley Investment Management CIO...

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    • US
  13. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Nvidia Is Not a Normal Company Having a CEO Issue: Everson

    Carolyn Everson, a board member at Coca-Cola, Disney and Under Armour and a senior advisor at Permira, discusses how boards respond to allegations involving executives. Everson speaks with Romaine Bostick and Jess Menton on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)

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  14. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Charles Elson on Nvidia’s Corporate Governance Structure

    Charles Elson, founding director of the University of Delaware’s Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, says Nvidia’s board should have had a clearer succession plan and stronger oversight in place. He speaks with Romaine Bostick and Jess Menton on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)

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  15. Lifestyle · Ireland The Currency

    Leveraging “huge demand for proteins”: Kinisla’s €300m strategy to beat volatile markets

    A packing line is spitting 200 colourful bags of Cheestrings snacks a minute as general manager Stephen Stokes gives me a tour of Kinisla’s dairy consumer foods factory in Charleville, Co Cork. “We’re at capacity and we’re looking at how to add more,” he tells me. This is less than three years after the food... View Article The post Leveraging “huge demand for proteins”: Kinisla’s €300m strategy to beat volatile markets appeared first on The Currency .

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  16. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Jensen Is Not the Only Executive To Have a Relationship With a Spy: Nell Minow

    Nell Minow, Chair at ValueEdge Advisors, says she was surprised that Nvidia lacked an independent board chair and a formal succession plan. She discusses the allegations regarding Jensen Huang in an interview with Romaine Bostick and Jess Menton on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)

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    • World
  17. Markets · US Bloomberg

    Congress Could Have Prevented Megaspeed Access: McGuire

    Chris McGuire, a senior fellow for China and emerging technologies at the Council on Foreign Relations and former Biden administration technology and national security official, says the key question is not whether export controls can work, but whether they are being enforced. McGuire speaks with Romaine Bostick and Jess Menton on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)

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    • US
  18. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Braskem Misses Estimates as Weaker Spreads Offset Sales

    Braskem SA posted a larger-than—expected loss as petrochemical spreads narrowed amid a normalization of global supplies, outweighing stronger sales in Brazil.

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    • World
  19. Markets · Asia Bloomberg

    Wild Price Swings Expose Stress in Hong Kong Stocks, Study Shows

    Extreme one-minute price swings have become a routine symptom of liquidity stress in Hong Kong’s $7 trillion equity market, occurring at a rate far higher than a standard model predicts, a new study shows.

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    • Asia
  20. Markets · Ukraine Bloomberg

    Zelenskyy Hails Progress after Witkoff, Kushner Meet Putin

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said progress had been made during a meeting with US envoys in Ireland, hailing a prisoner swap deal and a decision to include Europeans in the next round of peace talks with Russia.

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    • Ukraine
    • US
    • Middle East
  21. Markets · US Bloomberg

    Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Nov. 13

    Oil held a gain after President Donald Trump said the US could forgo a deal with Iran, dimming prospects for a breakthrough to end the war that has roiled Middle East supplies.

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    • US
    • Middle East
  22. Markets · Asia Bloomberg

    Ex-Malaysia Digital Star That Built PM’s Avatar Is Mired in Debt

    Earlier this year, Malaysia’s Zetrix AI Bhd. was preparing to list its artificial intelligence unit on Nasdaq and had even built an AI avatar of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. Now the onetime digital infrastructure star has lost more than 90% of its market value, is mired in debt and risks defaulting on its Islamic bonds.

    • Markets
    • Asia
  23. Politics · US The Guardian

    Donald Trump Jr exits as paid adviser for prediction market Kalshi

    Kalshi announces ‘mutual decision’ as Democrats say they plan to investigate Trump family’s investments Donald Trump Jr is no longer a paid adviser for Kalshi, the prediction market company said Thursday. Kalshi described it as a mutual business decision between the two parties that followed a decision by Trump Jr’s investment firm, 1789 Capital, to increase its investment in Kalshi’s biggest competitor Polymarket. Continue reading...

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  24. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Asian Stocks Set for Cautious Open on Nvidia, Oil: Markets Wrap

    Stocks in Asia looked set for a cautious open as investors weighed the fallout from Nvidia Corp.’s leadership upheaval on the broader artificial-intelligence trade, a rally in oil and a surge in Treasury yields.

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  25. Markets · US Bloomberg

    Nvidia Faced Pressure to Boost Its AI Backstop Before Huang Exit

    Before Nvidia Corp. was thrown into turmoil by the ouster of longtime chief executive Jensen Huang, a major initiative he championed alongside the giants of Wall Street was proving far more complicated than he had envisioned.

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    • US
  26. Markets · World Bloomberg

    Nvidia Should 'Leave the Door Open' for Jensen Huang Return, Says Founders 100 ETF's Cassidy

    Lauren Cassidy, Founder & Chief Investment Officer, at Founders 100 ETF says the Nvidia board should leave the door for Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to return dependent on the results of the investigation because he has been an 'incredible executive.' Huang was ousted from his post after reports of three affairs, including one with a woman suspected of spying for China. Longtime Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress is taking the job of interim CEO, Nvidia said on Thursday, and Huang will no longe...

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    • World
  27. Markets · Oceania Bloomberg

    Australia’s Biggest Pension Fund Mulls Chinese AI as Costs Spike

    AustralianSuper is considering a range of open weight artificial intelligence models to rein in rising costs that saw the country’s largest pension fund run out of coding tokens within three days last month.

    • Markets
    • Oceania
  28. Markets · US Bloomberg

    Anthropic’s IPO Is Said to Be About Six Times Oversubscribed

    Anthropic PBC’s initial public offering has drawn about six times the orders for the shares available, according to people familiar with the matter, as interest increases for potentially the biggest first-time share sale ever.

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    • US
  29. Markets · Asia Bloomberg

    The Yen Is Becoming Too Hard for Some Investors to Trade

    After a year of wild swings, the yen surprised traders by settling into a tight range clustered near 158 per dollar over recent months. But on Wednesday it broke out again, unexpectedly weakening toward 160.

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    'It's through believing in yourself' - Timoney in pole position for 8 role against Boks
  2. The Irish Times
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  3. The Irish Times
    Simon Zebo says he would have enjoyed playing more in today’s game
  4. The Irish Times IE
    Are we addressing the needs of ‘solo’ mothers?
  5. The Irish Times IE
    State’s growing pension liability a bigger problem than long-term unemployment
  6. The Irish Times
    AI won’t end humanity. We will
  7. The Irish Times
    Cop31 must deliver funding where it is needed most
  8. The Irish Times IE
    Tender for consultants to devise plan for land above O’Connell Street MetroLink station and GPO
  9. The Irish Times IE
    Public service pay deal
  10. The Irish Times
    What next?
  11. The Irish Times IE
    Relm Finance had loans worth almost €199m past repayment dates at the end of 2025
  12. The Irish Times IE
    Welcoming Taoiseach finds hugs and kisses the first political pitfall at Dublin’s EPC summit
  13. The Irish Times IE
    People in Ireland deserve the facts about alcohol
  14. The Irish Times IE
    The EU is offering cheap money to drag Ireland’s defences into the dangerous new world
  15. The Irish Times NL
    Dutch courage: Colm Keena on people you meet while cycling in Amsterdam
  16. The Irish Times IE
    Profound waste of taxpayers’ money on greyhound racing has been laid bare
  17. The Irish Times
    Springboks battle looms large in Andy Farrell’s selection for Fiji clash
  18. The Irish Times IE
    ‘Blow out or blow up’: A history of Fine Gael’s identity crisis in 25 statements
  19. The Irish Times
    James Ryan: ‘Fiji have real X-factor − up front it is a big challenge’
  20. The Irish Times IE
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  21. The Irish Times IE
    Can we have an EU summit in Dublin every day?
  22. The Irish Times IE
    Public sector pay deal: did the Government capitulate or did unions settle for too little?
  23. The Irish Times
    Curbing high house prices
  24. The Irish Times
    Victims ask Pope Leo to intervene with Irish Christian Brothers on child sex abuse cases
  25. The Irish Times
    My friend’s grandparents moved in to his Beijing apartment to avail of a cheaper dentist
  26. Sky Sports
    Las Vegas GP: UK schedule and how to watch on Sky Sports
  27. The Irish Times IE
    Where to find the best croissants in Dublin. We taste tested four
  28. The Irish Times IE
    Coimisiún na Meán spent two years examining five-minute radio segment before investigation
  29. The Irish Times IE
    Fallon & Byrne’s new owner: ‘Last year we sold about €1m worth of hampers’
  30. The Irish Times
    Time out?
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    Church services
  32. The Irish Times
    Grand Theft Auto: The thrill of breaking bad from the safety of your sofa
  33. The Irish Times
    Doing the healthcare maths
  34. Sky News
    England and Ireland's points battle, the return of Jones and France's Springboks clash
  35. Sky Sports
    Happy birthday Lando! Relive the moment he became F1 world champion last year!
  36. The Irish Times
    Ireland Under-21s aim to take step towards Euro 2027 in tricky first leg against Finland
  37. The Irish Times
    ‘A high, then a crushing low’: Life as a start-up founder trying to get off the ground
  38. CNBC
    Nvidia on track for longest weekly losing streak since 2012 as market value sinks by $1.6 trillion
  39. The Athletic
    How to watch the men's Stockholm Open: Streaming options for the Semifinal
  40. The Irish Times
    Look inside: Commanding sea views minutes from the beach in Co Wexford
  41. ITVX US
    Widespread Microsoft outage continues to impact Outlook and other apps
  42. ESPN
    Blues 1-0 Mammoth (13 Nov, 2026) Game Recap
  43. Planet Rugby
    Why Rassie Erasmus is ‘on a different level’ to the other World Cup-winning Springboks coaches and what makes him ‘special’
  44. ITVX US
    Mississippi turning: How Scott Colom brought the Blue Wave to the Deep South
  45. RugbyPass
    'I still can't really make sense of it': Anton Segner on his ankle injury
  46. The Athletic
    The world's smallest football league: 20 fixtures against the same team and just one referee
  47. The Athletic
    Sandpaper, bottle tops and biting: A brief history of ball tampering in cricket
  48. The Athletic
    English rugby, an African-American slave song and a complicated legacy
  49. Irish Independent
    No progress on deal for Ukraine without European input, Taoiseach says
  50. Irish Independent
    Alain Delon broke my nose twice and played Russian roulette with loaded gun against my head, ex-partner says

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