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Blizzard tops Microsoft’s Xbox division despite wider layoffs
Blizzard has become Microsoft’s “top performing” studio within the Xbox division, according to leaked internal emails cited by Windows Central, even as the wider Xbox business undergoes major upheaval, including layoffs affecting over 3,000 staff and the spin-off of studios such as Double Fine and Ninja Theory. Blizzard President Johanna Faries shared the milestone with…
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Hilaria Baldwin shares marriage lesson she tells friends after surviving ‘ups and our downs’ with Alec Baldwin
Hilaria Baldwin has opened up about the piece of relationship advice she credits with keeping her marriage to actor Alec Baldwin strong, revealing she now passes it on to friends going through difficult patches of their own. Speaking to Fox News Digital, the podcaster and “Nation’s Dumbest” contestant reflected on more than 15 years together,…
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SWFC News: Lowe shares 2026/27 individual target and addresses Owls ‘competition’ – sheffieldtelegraph.co.uk
Max Lowe has outlined his personal ambitions for Sheffield Wednesday’s 2026/27 campaign after committing his future to the club. He said he wants to contribute strongly to the Owls’ push for promotion, while stressing that competition for places is a positive that should raise standards across the squad. The 29-year-old left-back has become an experienced…
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Hassett: Fuel prices ‘still higher than we would like’
Kevin Hassett said fuel prices remain higher than the US administration would like, signalling continued concern about household energy costs amid the Iran war. The remarks matter because petrol prices can affect inflation, consumer confidence and political pressure on the government. The available article text contains no further reporting because access to the page was…
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Chinese EV sales surge to new high in Europe, putting tariffs under scrutiny
Chinese electric vehicle sales in Europe have hit a record high, intensifying scrutiny of tariff policy amid accusations that state-subsidised Chinese manufacturers are “dumping” cars in the EU and UK to seize market share. The surge is likely to strengthen calls for quotas and higher import duties to shield European carmakers, who are already under…
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The downsides of switching from iPhone to Android
The author, a longtime Android user who spent time on the iPhone before switching back to a OnePlus 15, reflects on the friction involved in moving between the two ecosystems. While transferring data such as WhatsApp chats, contacts and calendars has become far simpler than before, the piece highlights that Apple’s ecosystem still creates significant…
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‘It feels like a kick in the teeth’: Family of boy, 13, killed by hit-and-run driver set for early prison release say they are ‘devastated’ after thug only served two years
The family of 13-year-old Kaylan Hippsley, who died after being struck by a hit-and-run driver in Hirwaun, South Wales, have said they are “devastated” that his killer, Harley Whiteman, is set to be released from prison after serving just two years. The case has renewed concerns about sentencing for fatal driving offences, with the family…
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Drake Barks for Goth Girl
The rapper hosted a 20-v-1 dating-show to celebrate the ninth anniversary of Stake, the online crypto casino he is affiliated with. Drake Barks for Goth Girl Alex Young
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David Ellison Is Promising Theater Owners Contractual Guarantees for Paramount-Warner Bros. 30-Film Annual Slate. But What if Moviegoers Don’t Care?
David Ellison, chief executive of Paramount Skydance, is offering America’s biggest cinema chains contractual guarantees to release at least 30 films a year in theatres as he pushes to close his company’s costly merger with Warner Bros. According to Bloomberg, Ellison has proposed three-year, legally binding commitments to AMC Entertainment and Regal Cinemas, promising exclusive…
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‘I kept catching people giving me dirty looks’: the backlash against Meta smart glasses
Meta’s smartglasses, which can discreetly record video, have prompted a strong public backlash amid fears they are being used to film people, particularly women, without their consent. The devices have been dubbed “pervert glasses” online, and content creators who wear them for entirely innocuous purposes are being met with hostile accusations, reflecting broader unease about…