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‘Michael’: Golden Globes Reject Submission to Compete in Comedy/Musical Categories
The Golden Globes rejected Lionsgate’s submission bid for the Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” to compete in comedy or musical categories, keeping it in drama competition instead.
Fossil fuel advertising contracts at all-time high in 2026
Fossil fuel companies maintain record advertising contracts with agencies in 2026, with 1,321 active agreements focused on portraying oil and gas as essential to economic security and cultural identity.
Paul Green: Ex-Chelsea WSL chief ‘had so many medals under the bed’
Paul Green, who departed Chelsea after 13 years as head of women’s football, has joined San Francisco’s Bay FC as chief football officer following a seven-month absence from the sport.
South Africa vs Australia: Hosts welcome back paceman Kagiso Rabada for his first outing since IPL
South Africa aims to level their Test series against Australia in the second match starting on Sunday in Gqeberha, following a 214-run defeat in the first Test. The hosts welcome back paceman Kagiso Rabada after his IPL absence.
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China urges more FX hedging as strong yuan hits exporters, sources say
China’s foreign exchange regulator has instructed banks to encourage corporate clients to hedge currency risks as the yuan appreciates, protecting exporters from foreign exchange losses.
The market says a Fed rate hike is a done deal. Here’s why it might hold steady.
Markets price in 85-90% odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike, but several Fed officials suggest holding steady is possible, with the decision likely closer than traders expect.
Analysis-Bitcoin’s late summer rally set to face off against the Fed, Congress
Bitcoin rebounded past $70,000 in late August after months near $60,000 lows, with traders betting on further gains despite upcoming Federal Reserve decisions and uncertain cryptocurrency legislation.
Canada Clears Tokenized Bank Deposits Without Creating a New Crypto Rulebook
Canada’s banking regulator clarified that tokenized deposits remain traditional bank deposits under existing legal frameworks, allowing banks to explore blockchain-based products without new crypto rules.
Gold Is Down Since the Iran War Began. This Obscure Shipping ETF Is Up 1,168%.
The Breakwave Dry Bulk Shipping ETF surged 1,168% since late February as Iran conflict disrupted shipping routes, while gold fell 17% following the initial strikes.
Octopus Energy denies it is anti-union as GMB pushes for recognition for workers
GMB union is seeking formal recognition at Octopus Energy, the UK’s largest energy company, while the firm states there is currently no staff demand for unionization.
Great Britain braced to pay millions for backup electricity during solar eclipse
Great Britain is preparing to pay millions for backup electricity as a near-total solar eclipse on Wednesday is expected to significantly reduce solar power generation across the country.
Wind Power Produced 140% Of Electricity Demand in Denmark
Denmark’s wind turbines generated 140% of the country’s electricity demand last Friday, with surplus power available for export. The nation plans to build energy islands in the North and Baltic seas to expand offshore wind capacity.
Speed up electricity grid upgrade or else face higher bills, warns UK watchdog
The UK’s spending watchdog warns that slower electricity grid upgrades could cost consumers an extra £7.8bn annually by 2030 through higher energy bills.
Oil Industry Braces for Years-Long Iran War
Oil industry participants are preparing for a prolonged U.S.-Iran conflict in the Persian Gulf, anticipating sustained price increases and significant disruptions to crude supplies and shipping routes.
UK Wind Power Hits Record High as Energy Security Risks Mount
The U.K. achieved record wind power generation in 2025, with wind supplying nearly 30% of electricity. Continued expansion is expected to enhance energy security amid global fossil fuel supply disruptions.
UK aviation emissions to be 50% higher than thought by 2050, government admits
UK government forecasts reveal aviation emissions in 2050 will be nearly 50% higher than previously projected under the ‘jet-zero’ strategy, citing lower expectations for sustainable fuels and electric aircraft technologies.