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CBA prepares for AI to transform banking, with dozens of uses The country’s biggest bank is already using AI to resolve 15,000 payment disputes every day. And its chief executive, Matt Comyn, says many more uses are on the way. The Australian Financial Review |
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Green group to pay millions after failed bid to thwart Santos pipeline Australia’s top climate legal service will pay $9 million to gas giant Santos after a court rejected its bid to block a pipeline near the Tiwi Islands. Sydney Morning Herald |
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«C’est quelque chose qu’on ne voyait plus» : à Marseille, de violents racketteurs plongent les commerces dans la terreur ENQUÊTE - Depuis le début de l’année, des dizaines d’enseignes phocéennes ont été la cible de malfaiteurs armés menaçant gérants et employés pour tenter d’obtenir une rançon. Aucun ty... Le Figaro |
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Menacé d’une censure rapide, le gouvernement Barnier alerte sur le risque d’une « tempête » Le premier ministre est menacé par le dépôt d’une motion dès la semaine prochaine. Pour dissuader les oppositions, son équipe affirme que la chute du locataire de Matignon, couplée à un rejet... Le Monde |
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Immobilien: Mietpreise steigen deutlich Immobilien: Mietpreise steigen deutlich Handelsblatt |
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Amokläufer: Chinas Angst vor der ungehemmten Wut Die Zahl der Massenmorde nimmt offenbar zu, immer wieder sind Kinder die Opfer. Präsident Xi und seine Partei sorgen sich bereits um die soziale Stabilität. Was steckt dahinter? Süddeutsche Zeitung |
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BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard sued by Republican states over climate accords Republicans have long explored using US antitrust laws to target alleged collusion among large fund managers to advance climate-related goals. The Jerusalem Post |
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How the Israel-Gaza war has divided Germany's far-right AfD party The Alternative for Germany's Co-leaders Clashed Recently Over Whether to Supply Arms to Israel – the Latest Sign of a Split That Could Shape the Party's Upcoming Election Campaign Haaretz |
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Singapore’s real incomes rebound in 2024 as inflation eases, but real wage growth for last 5 years still low REAL incomes in Singapore made a rebound in 2024 as inflation eased, recovering from the previous year’s decline, the Ministry of Manpower’s (MOM) annual Labour Force in Singapore Advance Release ... The Business Time |
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Singapore and Thailand to collaborate in new areas including food and energy security An MOU was signed to provide scholarships for Thai officials to study in Masters programmes in Singapore universities The Straits Times |
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Grifols se lanza a refinanciar 1.400 millones de deuda tras la 'espantada' de Brookfield Tras la espantada de Brookfield, el equipo directivo de Grifols afronta como reto de urgencia la refinanciación de 1.400 millones de deuda que vencen en 2025, para evitar así... Expansión |
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Hacienda multará a los contribuyentes que ignoren los requerimientos de información La Agencia Tributaria podrá multar a los contribuyentes que ignoren uno o varios requerimientos de información por parte de la inspección, sin necesidad alguna de que la Administración tenga que j... El Economista |
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France is playing with fire: an IMF bailout is no longer unthinkable France is playing with fire: an IMF bailout is no longer unthinkable The Telegraph |
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China and Russia are already playing the new Great Game Victory for the Taliban is redrawing the strategic map in central Asia. The West risks being left behind by its rivals, writes Catherine Philp The Times |
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UK government failing to list use of AI on mandatory register Technology secretary admits government departments are not being transparent over way they use AI and algorithms The Guardian |
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Musk’s Slashing of the Federal Budget Faces Big Hurdles The so-called Department of Government Efficiency, with Elon Musk as co-leader, has advantages that past budget-cutters did not, but laws and court challenges can still make change slow and difficult. The New York Times |
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Exclusive | Chinese Ship’s Crew Suspected of Deliberately Dragging Anchor for 100 Miles to Cut Baltic Cables Exclusive | Chinese Ship’s Crew Suspected of Deliberately Dragging Anchor for 100 Miles to Cut Baltic Cables The Wall Street Journal |
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