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BusinessSep 13Trending stocks this week as markets end lower amid inflation, yield jittersFinancial markets ended lower this week due to concerns about inflation and bond yields, impacting trending stocks. This indicates current economic pressures affecting investment performance.Seeking Alpha Tech

Sci & TechSep 13WhatsApp to stop working on these 5 iPhones from November 2026 [Full list]WhatsApp is set to raise its minimum software requirement for iPhones later this year, meaning users of some older Apple devices will need to update their software to continue using the messaging platform. The post WhatsApp to stop working on these 5 iPhones from November 2026 [Full list] appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria

WorldSep 13Miniature Ganesha sculpted on a human hair strandA miniature sculpture of Ganesha has been created on a single strand of human hair. This highlights a unique artistic achievement.The Hindu

BusinessSep 13Willis Lease Finance (WLFC) Grows Fast While Its Bottom Line ShrinksYahoo Finance

WorldSep 13Marc Márquez wins in Misano and takes the lead in the World ChampionshipHe ties on points with Jorge Martín, fifth in the San Marino Grand Prix, and surpasses him by number of victories. His brother Álex was second and Pedro Acosta completed the podium.El Mundo

PoliticsSep 13The perilous economic conditions facing the UK can be traced back to Trump | Richard Partington - The GuardianThe perilous economic conditions facing the UK can be traced back to Trump | Richard Partington The Guardiangoogle · united kingdom

Sci & TechSep 13Johnson urges caution on AI legislation as tech chiefs call for safeguardsA political figure advocates for caution regarding AI legislation, contrasting with tech leaders who are requesting safeguards. This highlights an ongoing debate about the governance and future of artificial intelligence.Seeking Alpha Tech

WorldSep 13Meet Nigerian-American Ugo Ugochukwu crowned 2026 FIA Formula 3 ChampionNigerian-American racing driver Ugo Ugochukwu has been crowned the 2026 FIA Formula 3 Champion after finishing second in the final race of the season in Madrid, Spain. The post Meet Nigerian-American Ugo Ugochukwu crowned 2026 FIA Formula 3 Champion appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria

HealthSep 13Diet-exercise combo most effective for lasting weight loss: ICMR-NINResearch from ICMR-NIN indicates that combining diet and exercise is the most effective strategy for achieving lasting weight loss. This finding provides guidance for public health and individual wellness efforts.The Hindu

PoliticsSep 13India and Burundi discuss strengthening ties in development cooperation, capacity buildingNew Delhi, Sep 13 (SocialNews.XYZ) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday met President of Burundi Evariste Ndayishimiye on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. “Delighted to meet President Evariste Ndayishimiye of... The post India and Burundi discuss strengthening ties in development cooperation, capacity building appeared first on Social News XYZ .socialnews · india

WorldSep 13Parents 'full of fear' of society children are growing up in, priest tells funeralPriest questions lack of respect for life at funeral of hit-and-run victimirishexaminer · ireland

HealthSep 13Notable healthcare headlines for the week: UnitedHealth, Amgen, and CooperCompanies in focusThis article highlights notable healthcare headlines for the week, with a focus on companies such as UnitedHealth, Amgen, and CooperCompanies. It provides an overview of key developments in the healthcare sector.Seeking Alpha Tech

WorldSep 13Ryan García finished Conor Benn in two rounds, pocketed a millionaire sum, and issued a challenge from the ring: "I would beat you right now"Less than five minutes were enough for the champion to defend his crown, pocket about 15 million dollars, and still have breath left to challenge two rivals from the ring itself.Clarín

BusinessSep 13GE HealthCare is said to near $1B Sofie Biosciences dealGE HealthCare is reportedly close to finalizing a deal to acquire Sofie Biosciences for approximately $1 billion. This potential acquisition marks a significant move in the healthcare technology sector.Seeking Alpha Tech

PoliticsSep 13The Iran war reveals the limits of BRICSThe bloc struggles to translate its economic weight into geopolitical sway. But there may be a silver lining to it.Al Jazeera [en]

WorldSep 13Preity Zinta reveals why NRIs in the US still look for ‘Indian-ness’ in filmsMumbai, September 13 (IANS) Actress Preity Zinta has shared her perspective on how Indian cinema continues to resonate with audiences living abroad.She said that NRIs, particularly those in the US, often hold on to their Indian identity through films and entertainment. Speaking exclusively to IANS, Preity said that geographical boundaries do not change the emotional connection audiences have with Indian cinema. She stressed that filmmakers need to respect viewers’ time and money by offering them meaningful entertainment. “I think the audience is the same worldwide. You have to give them value for their money and their time. You cannot insult the audience by promising them something and giving them something else,” she said.The ‘Soldier’ actress also pointed out that people living outside India can sometimes feel an even stronger need to stay connected to their roots. “People that live outside India in some ways are more Indian than people that live in India. Because you want to hold on to, me included, you know. I want to hold on to what I have and not get lost in another place.”Preity explained that people living outside India often feel a stronger need to hold on to their roots and identity. She mentioned that this is why NRIs look for a sense of “Indian-ness” in the films they watch.“So, they definitely look for that Indian-ness,” she added.At the same time, the ‘Kal Ho Na Ho’ actress believes humour has a universal appeal and can bring audiences together, especially at a time when people are dealing with increasingly stressful lives.“But there is no second place for humor. If humor is there and people can laugh about it and a film can entertain you without insulting your intelligence, it's an all-out winner for everybody,” she said.“Today, more than ever, it's a high-stress society, high-stress life. There's a lot more stress. So, I think comedies are the way to go because people want to just relax and have fun,” Preity concluded.Preity Zinta is based in Los Angeles, where she lives with her husband, Gene Goodenough, and their two children. The actress continues to travel to India for her professional commitments.After tying the knot with Gene Goodenough in 2016, Preity welcomed twins through surrogacy in 2021. Since then, she has focused more on her family and has been living a quieter life in Los Angeles.morungexpress · india

WorldSep 13Ugo Ugochukwu becomes 1st American driver to win Formula 3 titleUgo Ugochukwu has finished second in the Spanish Grand Prix to become the first American driver to win the Formula 3 title. Ugochukwu finished behind Tuukka Taponen, who became the first Finnish driver to win an F3 race. The result...bozemandailychronicle · united states of america

HealthSep 13Emilio Sánchez, nephrologist: "I am especially concerned about ibuprofen or naproxen, as they are available over-the-counter. These drugs are very good for pain, but the toll they take on the kidneys is very high"El presidente de la Sociedad Española de Nefrología explica por qué es tan importante detectar a tiempo la enfermedad renal crónica y su relación con el envejecimiento prematuro.Clarín

WorldSep 13Canelo Álvarez, Mexican boxing legend, on money: "Younger generations are more fragile now and don't understand it"El boxeador recordó cuando vendía helados para comprar sus propias cosas y así poder entrenar. En una entrevista habló también sobre la disciplina que marcó su carrera y el significado de representar a su país.Clarín

Sci & TechSep 13For seven years and without any help, a man built this incredible house that spins in the airThe 110-square-meter house is on a platform that allows it to be raised 20 meters in the air and can rotate 360 degrees. The flying house has 3,000 screws obtained from waste from various mechanical industries.Clarín

WorldSep 13The unique Ferrari in the world that broke the brand's traditionThis Enzo Nero Opaco became an exception to the Italian firm's chromatic rules. This Ferrari accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.6 seconds.Clarín

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