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Why Bangladesh just fired the man who saved its economy
Just as fragile investor confidence was beginning to return to Bangladesh after months of political upheaval, the abrupt ouster of central bank governor Ahsan Mansur has injected fresh uncertainty into the country’s economic trajectory. In the high-stakes world of emerging market finance, credibility is often the hardest currency to mint and the easiest to devalue….
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Samsungs new Galaxy Buds 4 are proof that camera-equipped earbuds is the next frontier
Prakhar Khanna/ZDNET Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Premium earbuds already sound great and cancel noise well. It’s time for something new. Integrated cameras are the next step for innovation in this product category. Navigation, live translation, and fitness are the top applications. Earbuds are becoming boring. The technology has…
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When AI becomes our politics and economics
Machines are now performing activities that absolutely refuse classification under traditional economic models. They do not harvest wheat. They do not stamp steel on assembly lines. They do not smile at hotel reception desks. They think, they optimize, they create. Their share of total global economic activity is now rising vertically. A recent viral piece…
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Pirates Paul Skenes had golden motivation for Team USA at WBC
Feb 25, 2026, 06:37 PM ET National League Cy Young Award winner Paul Skenes has all the motivation he needs heading into the World Baseball Classic, courtesy of Team USA’s success at the Winter Olympics. “Winning gold is the biggest thing,” the Pittsburgh Pirates‘ ace told reporters after his first spring training start Wednesday in…
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Quick as a blink: Chinese scientists unveil 3D printing in under a second
Chinese scientists have developed a new technique that solidifies liquid into three-dimensional objects in under a second, making for the world’s fastest 3D printing. 3D printing is no longer a novel concept – whether it is tech enthusiasts creating digital objects, metal printing conducted in space, customised bone structures for patients or even military units…
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Grace Tame: Australia PM apologies for calling sexual abuse survivor difficult
On Wednesday, other answers that Albanese gave during the rapid-response quiz included “president” for Donald Trump, , “leader” for the new head of the opposition coalition Angus Taylor and “divisive” for Pauline Hanson, leader of anti-immigration party One Nation.
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Trumps Golden Dome is a destabilizing pipe dream
The Trump administration’s recently released National Defense Strategy reaffirmed its commitment to building a “Golden Dome” capable of stopping any “advanced aerial attacks” on the US, including conventional and nuclear-armed cruise, ballistic, and hypersonic missiles, as well as drones. President Donald Trump himself recently invoked the project to justify why the US needs Greenland, much…
