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Nik Storonsky, CEO of Revolut, expressed concerns about the UK stock market's liquidity and high transaction costs compared to the US. He indicated that a public listing in the US is more appealing for the fintech company, which recently achieved a $45 billion valuation. Barclays' CEO echoed similar concerns about the UK market's decline.
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A DHL cargo plane crashed into a house near Vilnius Airport early on November 25, 2024, killing one person and injuring three others on board. The aircraft, operated by Swiftair, was approaching the airport when it went down, sparking a fire and prompting evacuations.
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A crowd crush during a football match in Nzerekore, Guinea, resulted in at least 56 deaths and numerous injuries. The incident was triggered by a controversial refereeing decision, leading to chaos as fans clashed and security forces deployed tear gas. An investigation is underway amid political tensions surrounding the event.
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A crowd crush during a football tournament final in Nzerekore, Guinea, resulted in at least 135 deaths and many injuries. Families are searching for missing loved ones as the nation mourns. The incident has raised questions about safety and the political motives behind the event honoring military leader Mamadi Doumbouya.
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Recent studies indicate a slight decline in obesity rates in the U.S., attributed to the rising use of GLP-1 medications like Zepbound and Wegovy. Eli Lilly's Zepbound has shown superior weight loss results compared to Novo Nordisk's Wegovy, potentially reshaping the obesity treatment landscape.
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Walgreens is reportedly negotiating with Sycamore Partners to take the company private, following a significant decline in its stock value. Shares have dropped from over $25 in January to around $10, amid increasing competition and financial losses. A deal could reshape Walgreens' operations and ownership structure.