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The EX60’s megacasting. Kristin Shaw The EX60’s megacasting. Kristin Shaw A closer look at the buttresses. Kristin Shaw A closer look at the buttresses. Kristin Shaw The EX60’s body, with the megacasting floor in place. Kristin Shaw The EX60’s body, with the megacasting floor in place. Kristin Shaw A closer look at the buttresses. Kristin Shaw The EX60’s body, with the megacasting floor in place. Kristin Shaw Volvo engineer Mats Brodin says the rear floor is cast from 50 percent recyclable aluminum collected from post-consumer materials. He describes himself as an “architect of megacasting,” further aligning the Volvo EV to…

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Available for over a yearIn the decade since Britain voted to leave the European Union, the country has cycled through six prime ministers, victims of both their own decisions, and global pressures. Now, Sir Keir Starmer, the current prime minister and leader of the left-leaning Labour party, could be the seventh leader to fall, under pressure from members of his own party who feel he has failed to tackle key issues like the cost of living, immigration, and sluggish economic growth. To top it off, recent local elections across the country proved disastrous for Labour as it lost ground to…

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Motorists drive vehicles near a large political banner, depicting missiles being fired behind Iranian demonstrators in solidarity with the government, at Valiasr Square in Tehran on April 6, 2026.Atta Kenare | Afp | Getty ImagesIran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard on Wednesday issued a strongly worded statement threatening to extend the Middle East conflict “beyond the region” if the U.S. and Israel resume attacks against Tehran. In the event the aggression against Iran is repeated, “the regional war that was promised will this time be extended beyond the region, and our crushing blows will bring you to ruin in places you cannot…

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CNBC | Igor Gnedo, Antonina Lepore & Adrianne PaerelsThere’s a big change at the top of the CNBC Disruptor 50 with Anthropic rising to No. 1 in 2026.Companies across the economy raced to embrace AI over the past year rather than risk being left behind by it, and that’s put the generative AI enterprise leader on the verge of surpassing OpenAI in valuation and above its rival on our annual list.The domination of AI as a theme has not changed, but it has intensified and it is increasingly being reflected in the top-heavy nature of the Disruptor 50. Forty-three of…

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Fashion recycling startup Circ separates cotton and polyester from clothing that can’t be repaired or resold and sells it back to the clothing supply chain.Courtesy: CircCOPENHAGEN, Denmark — As the retail world navigates the first half of 2026, a strange paradox has taken hold of the global fashion industry. On the one hand, the runways of Paris and the digital storefronts of fashion giants are flooded with “green” messaging. Danish jeweler Pandora is focusing on lab-grown diamonds, Kering’s Gucci is touting “circular” polyester, and major retail apps are rolling out resale platforms.But despite the marketing blitz, fashion executives admit that most…

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Commuters cross London Bridge with the view to Tower Bridge and the Canary Wharf district in London, UK, on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesLONDON — European stocks struggled to gain momentum on Wednesday, as global markets keep a close eye on elevated bond yields and a lower-than-expected U.K. inflation print.By 8:55 a.m. in London (3:55 a.m. ET), the pan-European Stoxx 600 was marginally lower, with sectors and regional bourses in mixed territory. The index oscillated around the flatline after initially opening in negative territory.Investors are assessing elevated bond yields and inflationary pressures, as global government…

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