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Declan Rice was released by Chelsea at 14 but responded with determination rather than resentment.At West Ham United, coaches gave him blunt, honest feedback that shaped his mentality. Rice accepted criticism, worked relentlessly, and earned a scholarship despite early doubts.His awkward running style masked intelligence, discipline, and a hunger to improve. Former coaches never predicted he would become an elite midfielder.Yet steady progress turned promise into authority at Premier League level. A £105m move to Arsenal brought scrutiny and new expectations.Rice responded by adding goals, set-piece threat, and leadership to his game. Under Mikel Arteta, he evolved from defensive anchor…

BP has completed a six billion dollar deal. The company sells a majority stake in its Castrol motor oil business. US investment firm Stonepeak acquires the holding. The buyer operates from New York. BP transfers 65 percent of Castrol. The brand produces lubricants for cars, motorcycles, and industrial vehicles. The deal values Castrol at 10.1 billion dollars. BP receives six billion dollars in cash. Management plans to reduce debt and focus on its core oil and gas operations. BP retains a 35 percent stake in Castrol. The group first acquired the brand in 2000. Executives described the sale as a…

Amazon is deepening its community commitment around its HQ2 campus in Northern Virginia. The company says it aims to support local service, strengthen communities, and boost economic growth. These efforts focus on long-term benefits for residents and local organizations. Since opening HQ2, Amazon has invested in programs that improve daily life in nearby areas. The company works with local groups to support education, housing, and workforce development. Leaders say these actions reflect a broader goal to be a responsible neighbor. One major focus is local service. Amazon employees take part in volunteer projects across Northern Virginia. These include food drives,…

European intelligence agencies now dedicate as much attention to suspected Russian interference as they do to terrorist threats, reflecting the growing scale and sophistication of cyber and sabotage operations across the continent. This pressure has intensified following a major cyberattack that disrupted France’s national postal service during the Christmas delivery rush. Postal Service Disrupted Amid Holiday Rush French prosecutors said Wednesday that the pro-Russian hacking group Noname057(16) claimed responsibility for the attack. Following the claim, the domestic intelligence agency DGSI took over the investigation, according to the Paris prosecutor’s office. La Poste’s central computer systems went offline on Monday in…

The US economy picked up speed in the three months to September as consumer spending rose and exports rebounded. Economic output expanded at an annual rate of 4.3%, exceeding forecasts. Growth increased from 3.8% in the previous quarter and reached its fastest pace in two years. The data arrived after delays caused by a federal government shutdown. The report highlighted an economy shaped by shifting trade policies, immigration changes, persistent inflation, and reduced public spending. These factors caused sharp swings in trade activity. Despite that volatility, overall momentum remained strong and outperformed many predictions. Economic resilience defies expectations Aditya Bhave,…

Researchers say parts of the Moon may be set aside as graveyards for defunct satellites.Lunar orbits are expected to grow crowded as space agencies expand Moon missions. Without an atmosphere, old satellites cannot burn up like they do on Earth.Most will need to be deliberately crash-landed on the surface. Scientists warn random impacts could damage instruments and historic sites.High-speed collisions also create dust and vibrations across the lunar surface. International agencies are proposing designated impact zones or deep craters.Supporters say this would protect important regions and limit debris spread.

Precious metals have led the market this year, propelled by geopolitical risks, expectations of looser monetary policy, and fragile global economic stability. Gold surged to record highs in 2025, climbing as high as $4,481 (€3,797) per troy ounce — a rise of roughly 55–70% year-on-year, marking one of the most powerful annual rallies in decades. Silver, often seen as gold’s “lesser” counterpart, outpaced it in percentage gains, rising 130–140% and reaching near $69 (€58) per ounce by late 2025. Once overshadowed by modern stores of value such as currency, bonds, and real estate, precious metals reclaimed investor attention this year…

The U.S. economy likely remained strong in the third quarter of 2025, supported by rising consumer spending and increased business investment. Experts say this growth indicates resilience ahead of next year’s elections. Preliminary data suggest steady expansion across multiple sectors. Retail sales rose, reflecting consumer confidence, while companies continued investing in new equipment and technology. These trends helped maintain overall economic momentum. Analysts note that consumer spending accounts for a large portion of the U.S. economy. In recent months, Americans have spent more on goods and services, boosting revenue for businesses and supporting job growth in key industries. Business investment…

Amazon has blocked more than 1,800 job applications linked to suspected North Korean operatives. Amazon chief security officer Stephen Schmidt revealed the move publicly. He shared the details in a LinkedIn post. The applicants targeted remote IT roles across the company. They used stolen or fake identities to bypass hiring checks. Remote Jobs Exploited to Fund North Korea Schmidt said the applicants followed a deliberate and coordinated plan. They sought employment, collected salaries, and funneled wages back to North Korea. The funds supported weapons development and other state programs. Schmidt warned the activity likely affects the broader technology sector. He…

Plans to stage a Serie A match between Milan and Como in Australia have been cancelled.The game was scheduled for Perth and would have been the first European league fixture played abroad. Serie A said escalating demands from the Asian Football Confederation made the match unviable.Serie A president Ezio Simonelli described the requests as unacceptable and financially risky. Italian authorities had approved the move because the San Siro is unavailable in February.The stadium will host the opening ceremony of the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics. Serie A viewed the Australia match as a chance to grow its global profile.The league cited examples…