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- 1Palace chairman rules out £50m Sarr sale to Liverpool▼Transfer news: Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish tells Liverpool accepting £50m Ismaila Sarr bid was 'never going to happen' - Paper Talk
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish says the club was never going to accept a £50 million bid from Liverpool for winger Ismaila Sarr. The remark came in Sky Sports' Paper Talk transfer roundup, fuelling debate over Liverpool's attacking recruitment plans and Palace's resolve to keep key players. Fans and pundits are weighing whether Liverpool will return with a higher offer or move to other targets.
- 2Lagarde persuaded Greece to drop Binance licensing plan▼EXCLUSIVE: How ECB’s Lagarde helped talk Greece out of licensing Binance
ECB President Christine Lagarde intervened to talk Greece out of granting Binance a licence, according to an AML Intelligence exclusive. The report suggests European officials pressed Athens against legitimising the crypto exchange, reflecting ongoing concern among regulators over Binance's compliance and anti-money-laundering record.
- 3CPA Counters Trump's Drug Price Claims With Rising Medicare Costs●Trump Says Drug Prices Are Falling — Maybe, but I’m a CPA, and Your Medicare Costs Are Rising
President Trump has claimed that drug prices are falling, but a CPA writing for Money Talks News argues the reality for seniors is different: Medicare costs are rising. The piece urges readers to look beyond headline claims and prepare for higher premiums and out-of-pocket healthcare expenses, contrasting official messaging with what retirees actually pay.
- 4Daraj CEO mulls selling chewing gum to fund newsroom▼Daraj CEO considers selling chewing gum to support newsroom — Daily Maverick
The chief executive of Daraj, an Arabic-language independent news outlet, is reportedly weighing the sale of chewing gum as a way to raise money to keep the newsroom running. The idea, reported by Daily Maverick, highlights the financial pressure facing independent media outlets, whose leaders are resorting to increasingly unconventional fundraising ideas to sustain journalism.