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FlightAware sues Kalshi over flight cancellation prediction markets
FlightAware, the real-time flight-tracking service, has filed a lawsuit against prediction market platform Kalshi, accusing it of using FlightAware’s data and branding without permission to run betting markets on US flight cancellations. Kalshi launched markets allowing users to bet on the number of flights cancelled nationally or at specific airports roughly a month ago, and…
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South Yorkshire mayor welcomes crackdown on dodgy high street shops
South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard has welcomed government action to tackle the spread of rogue businesses on high streets.
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GTA 6 Owner Take-Two Is Not Interested In Selling To Netflix Or Anyone Right Now
Take-Two, which owns Rockstar and Grand Theft Auto, is not interested in selling. The company’s top boss, Strauss Zelnick, appeared on CNBC recently where he was asked if Take-Two’s partnership with Netflix for the next GTA 6 trailer might be the first step toward a buyout. It is not, he said, adding that Take-Two is…
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Kyoto Fusioneering starts work on key fusion power plant device
Kyoto Fusioneering, a Japan-based fusion supply chain specialist, has secured grants from the US Department of Energy and the state of Tennessee to build a prototype fuel-breeding device at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and is relocating its US headquarters to Oak Ridge. The move underscores the growing importance of specialist suppliers in the fusion industry,…
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Why do teams choose not to disclose transfer fees?
BBC Sport answered reader questions on Premier League transfer rules, explaining why some clubs choose not to disclose transfer fees and how “homegrown” player status is determined. Undisclosed fees allow clubs to avoid revealing how much of their transfer budget has been spent or how much money a selling club has available to reinvest, though…
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Solar eclipse: How to make pinhole projector at home as stocks run low on special glasses
A partial solar eclipse – with around 90 to 96% coverage – will be visible from the UK on Wednesday.
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Camille Delamarre To Direct ‘Bugatti: The Final Race’ For Andrea Iervolino, Who Makes Scriptwriting Debut
Filmmaker Andrea Iervolino has enlisted director Camille Delamarre (Brick Mansions, The Transporter Refueled) to direct Bugatti: The Final Race, a biopic about car maker Ettore Bugatti. The project marks a milestone for Iervolino, who is scripting one of his own films for the first time, co-writing with Alberto Ferrari after original writer Bobby Moresco departed…
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Angela Rayner admits she still vapes – on same day Labour minister launches crackdown on vape shops
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has acknowledged that she still uses vapes, with the admission emerging on the same day a fellow Labour minister unveiled new measures targeting vape shops. The timing has drawn attention given the government’s own push to tighten regulation of the vaping industry, highlighting a perceived inconsistency between ministers’ personal habits…
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Star Wars Zero Company wants to be more than XCOM with lightsabers: “Gamers are more sophisticated now”
Developers behind Star Wars Zero Company have said they want the upcoming tactical strategy game to be more than simply a Star Wars-flavoured take on XCOM, arguing that today’s strategy fans expect deeper and more sophisticated systems. The comments position the game as an attempt to push the genre forward within a major franchise, rather…
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Progressive praise for Trump as Warren backs push to curb defense contractor CEO payouts
Senator Elizabeth Warren has credited a Trump administration policy with curbing stock buybacks by major US defense contractors, saying the change has redirected roughly $2 billion away from shareholder payouts. Her comments came as the Progressive senator offered rare praise for a Trump-era measure, amid a wider push to rein in defense contractor executive pay,…