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Solar system is moving 3x faster than previously thought, study shocks
As you read, you are flying through space at hundreds of thousands of miles per hour.
Not only is our planet hurtling around the Sun at incredible speeds, our entire solar system is thought to be soaring through space at approximately…
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FGD3 protein enhances breast cancer therapies
Scientists have identified a little-known protein, FGD3, that can boost the power of key breast cancer treatments by helping drugs rupture tumour cells and activate the immune system.
A naturally occurring protein found at…
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'Really proud' Alcaraz accepts ATP Year-End No. 1 presented by PIF honours – ATP Tour
- ‘Really proud’ Alcaraz accepts ATP Year-End No. 1 presented by PIF honours ATP Tour
- ATP Finals: Carlos Alcaraz secures year-end world number one ranking BBC
- Alcaraz wins thriller with Fritz at ATP Finals, Musetti downs De Minaur Dawn
- Alcaraz and…
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An Alaskan odyssey – Gates Cambridge
Ben Weissenbach was in conversation with fellow Scholar Mia Bennett about the past, present and future of the Arctic this week.
Two authors of the Arctic were…
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Walmart chief Doug McMillon ends 11-year reign at world’s largest retailer
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Walmart has announced that chief executive Doug McMillon is retiring and will be replaced by the head of the group’s US division at the end of January.
The world’s biggest retailer said in a regulatory filing on Friday that John Furner would take the reins on February 1, bringing an end to McMillon’s 11-year run as chief, during which time the company’s stock has risen more than 300 per cent.
Walmart said McMillon would continue to serve as a director on the board until the June 2026 annual meeting and would continue to be employed as an associate of the group until January 31 2027.
Furner has been the head of the company’s main Walmart US division since November 2019, moving into the role after an almost three-year run leading the group’s Sam’s Club subsidiary.
Walmart shares were down more than 3 per cent in pre-market trading.
This is a developing story
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AI voice cloning complicates estate planning for celebrities’ legacies
Before Franz Kafka died in 1924, he had a simple wish for his friend and literary executor Max Brod: burn all of Kafka’s unpublished writing and papers.
Fortunately for the rest of the world, Brod largely ignored what Kafka had said, which is…
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Information for the media: Olympic Truce resolution
Dating back to the ancient Olympic Games in Olympia in 776 BC, the Olympic Truce aims to ensure a halt to hostilities, allowing the safe passage and participation of athletes and spectators for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The IOC revived…
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Eruptions of ocean volcanoes may be the echoes of ancient continental breakups
The eruptions of some mid-ocean volcanoes may be the echoes of supercontinent breakups that persisted for tens of millions of years after the rearrangement of Earth’s surface, a new study suggests.
The new research hints that long after…
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William Day acts for retail advocate in$182.5m restructuring plan of Nasdaq-listed Fossil Group
On 10 November 2025, Mr Justice Richards sanctioned a restructuring plan for Fossil (UK) Global Services, a UK subsidiary of the US-headquartered Fossil fashion accessories group that was incorporated to let the group pursue an UK restructuring plan.
The restructuring plan involved the cancellation of $150m of existing notes and issuance of $182.5m of new notes. The existing notes had been marketed to retail investors via an SEC-registered offering, and were held by a mix of institutional and retail investors.
William Day was instructed by the retail advocate, Jon Yorke, for the sanction hearing.
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