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In the world of automated and quantitative trading, a trading strategy is only as good as its testing. A brilliant algorithm can fail spectacularly if it’s validated against flawed data…
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Bids Opened for Team Operating Rights in T20 Mumbai Women’s League
The bids for Team Operating Rights for three teams in the upcoming T20 Mumbai Women’s League were officially opened today. The bidding process witnessed enthusiastic participation from reputed organizations, reflecting…
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New Technology Uses Sunlight to Help Reduce Harmful Forever Chemicals
As concerns about forever chemicals continue to rise, experts are racing to find solutions to remove them from the environment. The man-made compounds, abundant in industrial manufacturing, firefighting foams, and…
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How Gen Z Women Are Monetising Niche Marketplaces in 2026
The phrase “side hustle” once suggested something temporary, squeezed in after work for a little extra cash. In 2026, that picture has changed. Across the UK and beyond, Gen Z…
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Susan Sarandon details Hollywood ‘blacklisting’
Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon has claimed she was “blacklisted” from Hollywood after speaking out against the war in Gaza. Making an appearance at the 40th Goya Awards in Barcelona, the…
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Zelia Nuttall Helped Decode Mesoamerican Manuscripts — Including the Aztec Calendar
When there’s a will, there’s a way. And for Zelia Nuttall, a lack of a college education and a professorship were not going to stand in the way of what…
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A Deep Dive Into Workplace Psychology
In their most simple forms, expense policies are designed to control costs, ensure fairness and reduce financial risk. On paper, most organisations already have these documents in place, often reviewed…
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Israeli Airstrikes Kill Seven Senior Iranian Defence Officials
Jerusalem: In a major blow to Tehran’s leadership, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) said its fighter jets carried out precise strikes on military targets across Iran, reportedly killing seven senior…
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Comet 3I/ATLAS Flaunts Bright Halo and Tail in New Image Taken by Jupiter-Bound Spacecraft
Although comet 3I/ATLAS has come and gone, it will remain an influential research subject for the foreseeable future. As the interstellar comet passed the sun and Earth in late 2025,…
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BRIT Awards 2026: NZ born, Australian-raised singer Rosé becomes first K-Pop artist to win BRIT Award
New Zealand-born and Melbourne-raised singer Rosé has made BRIT Awards history. The Blackpink singer took home the International Song award for her duet Apt. with Bruno Mars the first K-Pop…
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