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Europeans scramble in AI race

Dante has suspicions about Nikiolas' disappearance as Willow's potential bone marrow receives an update on "General Hospital."

Oil were largely unchanged on Wednesday as signs of ample supply, including growing U.S.

U.S. manufacturing contracted for a fourth straight month in February, but there were signs that factory activity was starting to stabilize, with a measure of new orders pulling back from more than a 2-1/2-year low.

TikTok said Wednesday it would be implementing an automatic 60-minute screen time limit for all users under the age of 18.

The selling gripping the world's biggest bond markets, on fears that stubbornly high inflation will keep central banks hiking interest rates for some time, is a warning sign that riskier assets will likely be next in the firing line.

The Milwaukee Bucks have a 15-game winning streak and the best record in the NBA.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Wednesday it was possible the central bank had already come to the end of its rate-rising cycle, leading financial markets question whether a rate rise this month is as clear-cut as they thought.

Late night talk shows locked in on Fox News' admission that network executives knew hosts were spreading election lies.

German consumer prices, harmonised to compare with other European Union countries, rose more than anticipated in February, pointing to no let-up in stubborn cost pressures and pushing up European Central Bank rate hike expectations.

The Bank of Russia will not find room to cut interest rates in 2023 as increased budget spending has raised inflation risks, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday, consigning the country's economy to a second year of contraction.

Pope Francis has moved to eliminate free rent for cardinals and subsidized rents for other senior Vatican officials, saying they too have to contribute to cost savings.

Germany's centre-left government on Wednesday released new guidelines set to shape all diplomacy and development work including the creation of a new role for an "ambassador for feminist foreign policy".

The Mega Millions jackpot has grown to $167 million after Tuesday's drawing for $145M had no winners.

The massive fire halted production at the facility that manufactures charging cables for Apple's iPhones. It could take up to two months to resume production.

Hungarian lawmakers began the ratification process for Finland and Sweden's NATO entry on Wednesday after a months-long delay, as the president and a government official called on them to swiftly endorse expansion of the alliance.

Italy posted firm economic growth of 3.7% last year but the budget deficit far exceeded official forecasts due to the cost of tax incentives for green buildings, national statistics bureau ISTAT reported on Wednesday.

Finland gives early greenlight to NATO entry

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov held talks with his Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar in New Delhi on Wednesday, a day before attending the G20 foreign ministers meeting, Indian and Russian officials said.

U.S. electric vehicle startups are seeing an unsettling trend, with demand evaporating as potential customers look for deals or hold off on purchases altogether.

The drop in home prices in Canada this year will be steeper than forecast three months ago but mild compared with an historic run-up during the COVID pandemic, leaving many first-time buyers still priced out of the market, a Reuters poll showed.

Nigeria's new president-elect, Bola Tinubu, called on citizens to unite around him on Wednesday, as he defended the integrity of the national election he won amid a bitter dispute over the results.

After a winter of epic storms in California, Yosemite National Park's famous waterfalls are in full flow, its reservoirs are brimming, and the snowpack in the surrounding Sierra Nevada Mountains is well above average.

Chinese phone makers emerge from Huawei's shadow

The relatives of victims of Sunday's boat wreck off Italy commemorated their loved ones on Wednesday in a sports hall in the Calabrian city of Crotone, where the coffins of more than 60 migrants who perished in the incident were laid out.