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Keir Starmer targets top global talent with plan to axe UK visa fees, clashing with Trump's $100k H-1B fee in 2025's immigration showdown.

Johnson Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) delivered better-than-expected second quarter results, with the management hinting at leveraging tariff delays to maintain its outlook; however, CNBC’s Jim Cramer credited the performance to lower tariffs.

As businesses increasingly rely on digital platforms, the importance of cybersecurity has never been greater. In 2024, with sophisticated cyberattacks, stricter regulations, and customer expectations for data protection, prioritizing cybersecurity is a must—not just for large enterprises but for businesses of all sizes.

Why would early 20th-century Australian women travel across the Pacific to the United States? And if they left, why wouldn’t they go to England, the “mother country”, where there was a proper cup of tea? The US was no feminist utopia. It did not give federal voting rights to women…

Eighty years ago, an exciting new poet was published in the modernist literary journal Angry Penguins. Of course, we all know now that Ern Malley was a hoax, so it can be easy to overlook just how blindsided Max Harris, Angry Penguins’ precocious young editor, must have been.

The legendary Auburn Kick Six over Alabama was 10 years ago today.

Stacking up the SEC after Week 5: Georgia football's top contender emerges

Ten foreign journalists working with publications based in European and Western countries have given up their membership of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club (FCC) South Asia, in wake of its president S Venkat Narayan’s three-day Myanmar visit. Narayan was in the Southeast Asian country from June 6 to June 9 to…

In a second feature marking 40 years of the Smiths, fans including Andy Burnham and Connie Constance consider how and why the band have endured