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    Dua Lipa earned £64,000 a day last year, filings show●dua lipaGgoogleIT2002 d ago

    New accounts show Dua Lipa banked £23.4 million last year, equivalent to about £64,000 a day, boosted by her global Radical Optimism tour. The figures highlight how the singer's touring and business ventures have made her one of Britain's highest-earning pop stars, drawing widespread attention to the scale of her income.

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    Trump hails energy ceasefire as Zelenskyy reports ongoing Russian strikes▼Trump announces Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire" but Zelenskyy says Russian attacks still happening✉newsWarUkraine10 h ago

    Donald Trump announced that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a limited ceasefire covering energy infrastructure. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy quickly cast doubt on the claim, saying Russian attacks on Ukrainian targets have continued despite the announcement. The dispute highlights the gap between Washington's optimism about peace progress and Kyiv's insistence that Russian strikes remain a daily reality.

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    AI hopes and industrial woes fuel German startup boom●Focus: AI hopes, industrial malaise drive boom in German startups✉newsBusinessStartups6 d ago

    Germany is experiencing a surge in new startup formation, driven largely by optimism around artificial intelligence and difficulties in the country's traditional industrial sector. As established manufacturers face headwinds, workers and capital are shifting toward AI-focused ventures, according to a Reuters report. The trend suggests Germany's economy may be rebalancing from heavy industry toward technology entrepreneurship.

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    IMF says AI investment keeps global growth near 3% amid disruption▼IMF says AI investment keeps global growth around 3% but brings massive disruption✉newsTechnologyAI5 h ago

    The International Monetary Fund says global growth will hold at around 3%, supported by heavy investment in artificial intelligence, but warns the technology is bringing massive disruption to labor markets and economies. The assessment highlights growing tension between AI-driven optimism and concern over jobs and inequality.

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    Nvidia pledges $1 billion for American scientific computing●Nvidia found $1B under the couch to help secure American scientific computing dominance Commitment comes as GPUzilla preMmastodonTechnologyAI33 d ago

    Nvidia has committed $1 billion to strengthen American scientific computing, with plans to supply at least seven AI-optimized supercomputers to bolster US government research capabilities. The investment is being read as part of a broader push to keep the United States ahead in high-performance and AI computing at a time of intensifying international competition for compute dominance.

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    Marcos pushes ASEAN role in AI development●Marcos upbeat on ASEAN’s potential role in AI development By Ruth Abbey Gita-Carlos MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marc𝕏xSG93 d ago

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is calling for Southeast Asia to take on a bigger role in artificial intelligence development, stressing the region's strength in collective action. Speaking in Manila, the Philippine leader voiced optimism that ASEAN can contribute meaningfully to shaping AI technology and its future applications.

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    AI hopes and industrial woes fuel German startup boom▼AI hopes, industrial malaise drive boom in German startups✉newsTechnologyAI5 d ago

    Germany is seeing a surge in new company formation, driven by two opposing forces: optimism around artificial intelligence and the persistent weakness of its traditional industrial sector. Reporting links the boom to workers and investors turning away from struggling manufacturing industries toward AI and other technology ventures. Commentators view it as a sign the country's economy may be restructuring around tech as heavy industry declines.

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    IMF chief warns energy prices, AI boom and record debt threaten global growth●IMF chief warned high energy prices, AI boom, and record debt threaten global growth✉newsBusinessBanking5 d ago

    The head of the International Monetary Fund has cautioned that high energy prices, the surge of investment around artificial intelligence, and record levels of government debt are combining to put global economic growth at risk. The warning highlights growing concern among policymakers that today's drivers of market optimism could mask deeper fiscal and price vulnerabilities.

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