Motorola Razr Fold at CES 2026
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- Motorola unveiled its first foldable phone at CES 2026.
- The Razr Fold comes with a large 8.1-inch inner screen.
- Specs,…
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I tried Motorola’ Razr Fold at CES 2026, and it’s the company’s most ambitious phone yet
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The contribution of early science education in developing children awareness of carbon footprints
Abel, D. W. et al. Air quality-related health benefits of energy efficiency in the united States. Environ. Sci. Technol. 53 (7), 3987–3998. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.8b06417 (2019).
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Marshall targets strong defensive display for academy at Newcastle
The young Saints head to the north east second place in the league with three wins from four; however, Marshall is under no illusions that the Red Bulls will be an easy task for the U18s.
“I think this period of fixtures is tricky for…
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5 killed, 24 others injured as bus plunges into ravine near Talagang – Dawn
- 5 killed, 24 others injured as bus plunges into ravine near Talagang Dawn
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- 10 killed in fog-related accidents in Pakistan’s Punjab theweek.in
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New image of comet 3I/ATLAS shows strange green glow, the effects of its close approach to the Sun
A brand new image has been released showing comet 3I/ATLAS, as observed by the Gemini North telescope.
Comet 3I/ATLAS made headlines in 2025 when it was discovered passing through our Solar System, having formed around a distant star.
It’s…
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Tool predicts mental health and treatment needs for new inflammatory bowel disease patients
The IBD Disk is used in clinical practice to help patients with IBD track how their condition affects different aspects of daily life, such as energy levels, sleep, and emotional wellbeing.
The Birmingham study is the first to show that the tool…
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Yemen separatist leader to make last stand after rejecting Saudi ultimatum, supporters say | Yemen
The leader of Yemen’s routed southern separatist movement, Aidarous al-Zubaidi, has decided to make a defiant last stand in Aden, his supporters say, rejecting a Saudi ultimatum to travel to Riyadh for talks and – for now – a plan to flee…
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Dollar on the defensive as traders await key US economic data
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The dollar hugged tight ranges on Wednesday ahead of a slew of US economic data that could set the tone for the Federal Reserve’s rate outlook, a factor traders consider more consequential for currencies than ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Markets have thus far largely brushed off deepening geopolitical fractures around the world, with stocks rallying and currencies and bonds little budged following the US intervention in Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolas Maduro.
Also on traders’ radar, China on Tuesday banned exports of dual-use items to Japan that can be used for military purposes, marking Beijing’s latest move in reaction to an early November remark by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi about Taiwan.
“I think there is still a lot of uncertainty as to whether the regime will change in Venezuela and what it will mean for the oil supply in Venezuela. So I think markets for now are taking a pretty optimistic view, and are more concerned about US economic data,” said Carol Kong, a currency strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
“The fact that China implemented more export controls against Japan also didn’t really move FX markets much either.”
Currencies were largely subdued in Asia, though the dollar struggled for momentum and fell 0.18% against the Japanese yen to 156.39.
Sterling was little changed at $1.3506, while the euro edged 0.04% higher to $1.1694. The common currency had lost 0.3% in the previous session after data showed inflation slowed more than expected in some of the euro zone’s biggest economies last month.
Overall, currency traders were in a wait-and-see mode ahead of a batch of US labour market data, with figures on private payrolls and job openings due later in the day, before Friday’s closely watched nonfarm payrolls report comes due.
Ahead of the outcome, the dollar index eased slightly to 98.54.
The Aussie dollar hit its highest since October 2024 at $0.6766, as a mixed inflation report kept alive the prospect of a near-term hike in interest rates. The New Zealand dollar bought $0.5783.
“The most impactful publication will be ADP’s monthly jobs report, as an uptick in unemployment is one of the significant risks in this new year, alongside the potential failure of heavy investments in AI to deliver blockbuster returns,” Jose Torres, senior economist at Interactive Brokers, said of Wednesday’s releases.
Investors have struggled to get an accurate read of the world’s largest economy following a record US government shutdown last year which hampered the collection and release of key economic data.
However, they remain convinced that the Fed will cut rates two more times this year.
That has weighed on the dollar, though growing divisions within the Fed and US President Donald Trump’s imminent pick for the next Fed Chair have further complicated the outlook for US monetary policy.
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Taxi driver denied licence after ‘harassment texts’
The panel said this was an offence which would invalidate his private hire vehicle insurance, the Local Democracy Reporting Service, external said.
Despite the driver admitting his wrongdoings at a private meeting with councillors, the committee…
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