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UEFA Denies 2027 Champions League Final to Milan's San Siro Amid Renovation Concerns

UEFA has decided that the iconic Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, commonly known as San Siro, will not host the Champions League final in 2027. The decision follows the city’s inability to guarantee the stadium’s availability during planned renovations, which are set to occur between the 2026 Winter Olympics and

Analysts Warn That China Needs More Than Rate Cuts for Economic Recovery

China’s slowing economy requires more than just interest rate cuts to spur growth, analysts caution. Despite a recent surprise rate reduction by the People’s Bank of China, which included cuts to existing mortgage rates, experts argue that substantial fiscal policy support is necessary. According to Edmund Goh, head

China’s Economic Growth Needs More Than Rate Cuts: Analysts Urge Fiscal Action

Introduction As China’s economy shows signs of slowing, analysts argue that interest rate cuts alone are insufficient to stimulate growth. While recent measures from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) have prompted short-term market optimism, experts emphasize the need for substantial fiscal policy support to address deeper economic

Warner Bros. Discovery Partners with Google to Revolutionize Captioning with AI

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is taking a significant leap into the future of content production by partnering with Google Cloud to implement an artificial intelligence-powered captioning tool. This innovative solution, known as Caption AI, aims to enhance efficiency and reduce costs in creating captions for various content platforms, particularly unscripted

Cineplex Fights Back: Appeals Shocking $29M Fine Over Movie Ticket Pricing Practices

Cineplex, Canada’s leading cinema chain, is making headlines as it announces plans to appeal a hefty CAN$38.9 million (approximately US$29 million) fine imposed by the Competition Tribunal. The fine stems from allegations of deceptive marketing practices related to its online ticketing process. Here’s a closer

Pac-12 Sues Mountain West Over $43 Million 'Poaching' Penalties

The Pac-12 has filed a federal lawsuit against the Mountain West, contesting what it describes as unlawful “poaching penalties” amounting to over $40 million for its recent additions of Boise State, Fresno State, Colorado State, and San Diego State. The suit, lodged in the U.S. District Court of the

Harry Brook Shines with Bat and Response to Critics

In the wake of England’s defeat to Australia in the first one-day international, Harry Brook faced significant backlash for comments suggesting players should adopt a “who cares” attitude while fielding. Following social media uproar over England’s apparent lack of concern during the match, Brook addressed the critics after