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Transfer rumors, news: Arsenal step up move for Ar...

Arsenal football club wants to buy a player named Julián Álvarez. He plays for the team Atlético Madrid. Arsenal is now making bigger moves to sign him. This is part of the ongoing transfer talks. They are trying hard to complete the deal.

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PG&E should pay $22 million for Mosquito fire violations, regulators say

PG&E is an energy company. Regulators found that PG&E broke safety rules during a big fire. This fire was called the Mosquito fire. It burned about 80,000 acres in Placer County, California. Because of these mistakes, PG&E must pay $22 million.

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Self-dressing clothes could help older adults

Researchers from South Korea and the US created self-dressing clothes. These clothes have soft, air-powered robots inside the fabric. The robots help the wearer get dressed by moving the garment into place.

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Why ‘Call of Duty’ Is Making Its Fanatics Fest Debut With ‘Modern Warfare 4’ — And Bringing ‘Obsession’ Star Inde Navarrette Along for the Mission

The video game 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4' is starting its big show at Fanatics Fest. This festival is happening in New York City this weekend. It will run from Thursday until Sunday. Many people, about 150,000, will attend the event. The game will be shown with other sports like Formula One.

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It’s time to dump time zones

It’s time to dump time zones

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Big Tech earnings season and the capex spiral

Big technology companies are planning big spending for this year. They want to build more data centers for Artificial Intelligence (AI). These centers need lots of computer power. The total planned spending is over $700 billion. However, there is a problem with how much new power that money will buy.

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The apartment I never would have picked became our family's home. I've learned to love it.

The writer moved to Washington, DC, for a new job when she turned 30. She started looking for an apartment with many good things. Her partner's place did not have everything she wanted. But they chose it anyway to save money. Now, five years later, they still live there and love it.

Jul 18, 14:07upd. 13d
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Employees are doing the work. AI is getting the credit.

Aubrey is a worker who analyzes health information in New York. She worked hard on a new way to make medicine faster. Her manager asked her to show how Claude, an AI helper, helped. But she had to make it sound like the AI did everything by itself.

Jul 13, 08:08upd. 19d
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Four Americans caught in horrific Mexico highway pileup that killed at least 10

A huge pileup happened on a highway in Mexico's state of Jalisco on Sunday. A big truck (tractor-trailer) crashed into several other vehicles. Four Americans were among the people involved. At least ten people lost their lives in the crash. About ten others were injured.

Jul 13, 01:27upd. 19d
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Picard Medical regains compliance with NYSE American listing

Picard Medical is a company that makes medical equipment. It had problems with its stock listing on the NYSE American exchange. But now, it has fixed these problems and can continue trading on the exchange.

Jul 27, 11:12upd. 5d
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Honeywell completes sale of warehouse solutions unit to AIP

Honeywell Technologies sold its Warehouse and Workflow Solutions business to American Industrial Partners. The business operates under the Intelligrated and Transnorm brands. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Jul 27, 11:24upd. 5d
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How the American right came to hate empathy

Some American right-wing people have started to dislike empathy. They think it's a bad thing. This is shown in books and media that criticize empathy.

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