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Mississauga, Ont. council set to vote on temporary data centre moratorium
The city is the latest in Ontario to consider a pause as it studies what guardrails it could place on energy-intensive data centres fuelling the artificial intelligence boom.
iOS 27 is here: 10 iPhone features you’ll want to try now
Safari's Notify Me can monitor websites for price changes and restocks, while new AI photo tools let you reframe and extend shots in iOS 27.
Taiz camps overflow with Yemenis fleeing fighting after Houthi offensive
Taiz, Yemen – Hajja Fatima Mohammed Saleh, a 70-year-old Yemeni woman, is among the countless people and families displaced from Taiz governorate, southwest Yemen, in recent fighting between government forces and the Houthis.
Starbucks considers selling majority stake in its Japan business, sources say
Starbucks considers selling majority stake in its Japan business, sources say Reuters
Shark attack victim faces long recovery after losing foot as rescuer is hailed as hero
A 56-year-old surfer is facing a long recovery after sustaining serious injuries during a shark attack in Western Australia early this week.
OpenAI says no to 2026 IPO: Should anthropic hit pause too?
OpenAI's decision to stay out of public markets in 2026, coupled with growing calls from AI industry leaders to slow the pace of frontier AI development.
No rollback of 0.4% UPI MDR above Rs 2,000, says govt official
The government has ruled out any rethink or rollback of the proposed Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) on certain UPI payments above Rs 2,000.
Bihar family performs teen's 'last rites' after she marries Dalit boyfriend
A family in Purnia performed a symbolic funeral for their 18-year-old daughter. She had eloped and married her boyfriend after a three-year relationship. Her father filed a missing complaint, fearing abduction by the young man. The daughter later admitted in court that she marrie...
Everybody Built The Pipeline, Nobody Built The Refinery: Managing Data In An AI World
Shawn Rosemarin is the Global Vice President, R&D, Customer Engineering at Pure Storage.
The Great Recalibration: How CRE Sustainability Frameworks Grew Up
Commercial Real Estate's sustainability efforts are undergoing a "Great Recalibration," shifting from mere disclosure to direct capital allocation.
New Fortify Router Includes One Year Of ExpressVPN’s Advanced Plan
ExpressVPN has teamed up with router specialist Gl.iNet to develop the Fortify. Based on Gl.iNet’s Flint 2 platform. The Fortify router replaces the Aircove models.
Dozens trapped under rubble in Gaza after Israeli-hit building collapses - Middle East Eye
A building in Gaza previously hit by Israeli forces collapsed on Wednesday, killing at least 16 people as dozens more remained trapped under the rubble, including dozens of children.
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Vice premier stresses western region opening up as Pinglu Canal opens
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Man, allegedly intoxicated, caught on CCTV trashing Henri Charpentier Orchard Central, store seeking compensation - Mothership
Man, allegedly intoxicated, caught on CCTV trashing Henri Charpentier Orchard Central, store seeking compensation Mothership
Pope Leo says Middle East conflicts strain Jewish-Christian relations
VATICAN CITY, Sept 16 - Pope Leo said on Wednesday that recent conflicts in the Middle East had tested relations between Jews and Christians, adding that differing views of the ongoing violence had strained dialogue but not broken it.
Public appointments should be based on competence – PRP chieftain - Punch Newspapers
A presidential aspirant and chieftain of the Peoples Redemption Party, Yakubu Kingsley, has said public appointments should be based on competence, integrity and accountability rather than ethnicity, religion, political affiliation or personal loyalty. Kingsley said the principle...