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Asian technology shares ride high on AI optimism after Nvidia’s ‘stunning’ results – business live
Asian technology shares rose after Nvidia reported quarterly revenue of $96bn, nearly double the previous year, and forecast $108bn for the third quarter, above Wall Street expectations. The results revived confidence in AI-related investments after recent technology share sell-offs, reinforcing Nvidia’s importance as a barometer of demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Nvidia shares gained 4.7%…
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City firms race to prepare for FCA crackdown on bullying and harassment
City investment firms are preparing for new Financial Conduct Authority rules requiring them to disclose serious bullying, harassment and other non-financial misconduct. The measures aim to stop senior staff with histories of misconduct moving between firms without consequences, extending existing banking-sector standards across a far wider part of the financial industry. From next month, nearly…
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Barcola, Álvarez and Rodri shape final transfer-week moves
The final week of the summer transfer window could be shaped by several high-profile moves, with Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City each seeking players to address important tactical gaps. The biggest sagas involve Bradley Barcola’s possible switch to Liverpool, Julián Álvarez’s potential departure from Atlético Madrid, and Manchester City’s search for a solution after Rodri…
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Out of Matt’s shadow and meeting Michael Jordan – Alex Fitzpatrick’s rise
Alex Fitzpatrick says his recent rise in golf has helped him establish an identity beyond being world number four Matt Fitzpatrick’s younger brother. His victories on the DP World Tour and PGA Tour, followed by a memorable encounter with Michael Jordan, have reinforced his belief that he belongs among the game’s leading players. Fitzpatrick won…
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Chaotic moment parents smash way inside California school bus as furious mom confronts driver who wouldn’t let kids hop off
Parents forced their way into a California school bus after the driver kept pupils aboard during a disturbance, prompting children to climb out through windows. The incident highlights competing concerns over the children’s immediate release to parents and the driver’s responsibility to maintain safety and order until police arrived. The hour-long standoff occurred on Monday…
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‘Who Has Time to Watch All This Crap?’: Inside 10 Anonymous Emmy Ballots as Voting Officially Closes
Variety surveyed 10 anonymous Television Academy voters as Emmy voting closed, offering an informal glimpse into how some members are approaching the 78th awards. The article suggests many voters have not watched the full field and may rely on widely discussed programmes, which could reinforce frontrunners rather than reward lesser-seen nominees. The small, unscientific sample…
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Tim Curry Tributes as Meta Faces Child-Harm Trial
Sheffield sitcom filming, a modular desktop launch and a historic immaculate inning also feature in the latest news.
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23 Years Later, James Mangold’s Psychological Thriller Still Delivers One of the Unforgettable Twists in Movie History
James Mangold’s 2003 psychological thriller *Identity* is highlighted for a twist that redefines its apparent roadside-motel murder mystery. The article argues that the reveal remains effective because the film uses a familiar locked-room setup and a well-known cast to misdirect viewers before exposing the story’s true psychological premise. The film follows stranded strangers being killed…
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Dolly Parton’s Team Shares Video of the Icon Building Her Empire Over the Past Two Years
Dolly Parton’s team says it will continue developing projects she had planned before her death, following a roadmap intended to guide her legacy for decades. The announcement matters because it outlines a broad effort to extend her work across music, screen, theatre, hospitality and consumer products while stressing that unreleased material and official ventures had…