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  • Gold notches record above $4,700/oz, silver hits all-time high – Reuters

    1. Gold notches record above $4,700/oz, silver hits all-time high  Reuters
    2. Confronted over Greenland, Europe is ditching its softly-softly approach to Trump  BBC
    3. Stock market rout picks up steam with the Dow down 800 points and the S&P 500 on pace for…

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  • 2026 In Flanders Fields – Women (Gent-Wevelgem) – News

    2026 In Flanders Fields – Women (Gent-Wevelgem) – News

    Event Info

    Here’s how to watch the 2026 Women’s Tour of Flanders (Ronde van Vlaanderen) broadcast on FloBikes. The 2026 Women’s Tour of Flanders (Ronde van Vlaanderen) broadcast starts on Mar 29, 2026. Stream or cast from your desktop, mobile or…

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  • Counting the Days to BNP Paribas Open 2026

    Counting the Days to BNP Paribas Open 2026

    It’s the dead of winter in the US and Europe. That means snowstorms, ski outings, fireside comfort and dreams of coming to the Coachella Valley for a much-needed dose of paradise in March! Here at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, where the sun…

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  • Quantum Collapse Models Suggest Tiny Time Twitches

    Quantum Collapse Models Suggest Tiny Time Twitches

    Quantum mechanics is rich with paradoxes and contradictions. It describes a microscopic world in which particles exist in a superposition of states—being in multiple places and configurations all at once, defined mathematically by…

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  • First look at Sky crime series Prisoner filmed in Wales

    First look at Sky crime series Prisoner filmed in Wales

    Beth Alaw WilliamsBBC Wales

    Sky Rahim (left) and Hoyle (right) in a still from new series Prisoner. They are pictured running towards the camera while handcuffed together. Rahim wears  a dark red sweatshirt and tracksuit trousers. Hoyle wears black trousers, a grey bomber jacket, shirt and tie. She has blood on her face.Sky

    Tahar Rahim and Izuka Hoyle star in Sky’s crime thriller Prisoner

    The first image has been released of forthcoming crime drama Prisoner filmed in Wales which comes out later this year.

    The six-part series follows a…

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  • Wall Street Has Worst Session Since April Meltdown: Markets Wrap

    Wall Street Has Worst Session Since April Meltdown: Markets Wrap

    (Bloomberg) — Stocks, bonds and the dollar fell after President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on various European…

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  • Syngene International extends long-term research collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb until 2035

    Syngene International extends long-term research collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb until 2035

    BENGALURU, India, Jan. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Syngene International, a global contract research, development, and manufacturing organization (CRDMO), today announced the extension of its long-standing strategic collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb through 2035. The expanded agreement broadens the scope of integrated services across the drug development lifecycle spanning discovery (chemistry, biology, drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics), translational sciences, pharmaceutical development and manufacturing, clinical trials, data and information technology services to enable seamless progression from research to commercialization. The expansion of this collaboration marks the next phase of growth, reinforcing Syngene’s position as a strategic partner delivering integrated, end-to-end scientific and manufacturing solutions.

    Peter Bains, Managing Director and CEO, Syngene International Ltd., said, “Our collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb, which now spans more than 25 years, is anchored in scientific excellence, operational reliability, and a shared commitment to advancing innovative therapies. The agreement to extend this partnership through 2035 enables us to plan together for the future in terms of building new capabilities and infrastructure with a decade long horizon. Taking a long-term perspective is a key feature of our partnership which adds strategic value to both companies. We look forward to supporting BMS with their next wave of discovery, development, and manufacturing programs that have the potential to improve patient outcomes worldwide.”

    Payal Sheth, Senior Vice President, Therapeutic Discovery Sciences, Bristol Myers Squibb, said, “At Bristol Myers Squibb, everything we do begins with patients. We greatly value our long-standing partnership with Syngene, which has been instrumental in advancing our scientific ambitions. This expanded collaboration reflects our commitment to advancing innovative science by effective integration of our research, development, and manufacturing capabilities to accelerate the delivery of transformative medicines and bring hope to patients around the world who are waiting for new treatment options.”

    The collaboration between Syngene and Bristol Myers Squibb began in 1998, culminating in the establishment of the Biocon Bristol Myers Squibb Research and Development Center (BBRC), Syngene’s first dedicated R&D Center, which was fully commissioned in 2009. Over the years, the BBRC has evolved into a major strategic R&D site for Bristol Myers Squibb, supporting integrated capabilities across target identification, lead discovery, lead optimization, pharmaceutical development, molecular and cell biology, protein sciences, assay biology and clinical biomarkers. The center, which today houses around 700 Syngene scientists working as an extension of Bristol Myers Squibb’s global research organization, contributes to discovery, preclinical development, and patent filings across therapeutic areas including cardiovascular, fibrosis, immunology, and oncology.

    Since its inception, BBRC has played a pivotal role in accelerating the progression of novel compounds from early discovery to first-in-human studies, thereby helping reduce development timelines and overall costs for Bristol Myers Squibb.

    About Syngene

    Syngene International Ltd. (BSE: 539268, NSE: SYNGENE, ISIN: INE 398R01022) is an integrated research, development, and manufacturing services company serving the global pharmaceutical, biotechnology, nutrition, animal health, consumer goods, and specialty chemical sectors. Syngene’s team of over 8,200 employees including 5,600 scientists, brings both deep expertise and the capacity to deliver scientific excellence, robust data security, and world class manufacturing, at speed, to improve time-to-market and lower the cost of innovation.

    With over 2.5 mn sq. ft of specialized discovery, development, and manufacturing facilities across India and the U.S., Syngene works with 400 global customers across industry segments, including biotech companies pursuing leading-edge science and multinationals such as BMS, GSK, Zoetis, and Merck KGaA. For more details, visit www.syngeneintl.com. For the Company’s latest Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) report, visit Syngene ESG Report.

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    Vijay Jeevanandham
    Syngene International Limited
    M: +91 8310914552
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    Alex Heeley / Abdul Khalifeh
    De Facto Communications
    T: +44 (0) 203 735 8165 / +44 (0) 7834784764
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  • Prenatal paracetamol (acetaminophen) not linked to autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability

    Prenatal paracetamol (acetaminophen) not linked to autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability

    Taking paracetamol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy does not increase the risk of autism spectrum disorder, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), or intellectual disability among children, according to a large systematic review and…

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  • Highlights and memorable moments from 35th edition

    Highlights and memorable moments from 35th edition

    Mane the difference maker

    If Sadio Mane had not quite secured the Player of the Tournament award before the final — indeed, other standout performers, like Nigeria’s Ademola Lookman and Brahim Diaz of Morocco also had a decent claim to the…

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