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Nissan Wants to Replace Honda With a Different Partner: Report

The Nissan-Honda merger saga continues with a new episode that takes an interesting twist. Although an official announcement has yet to be made, multiple reports have stated that the plan to form a new holding company has been scrapped. Reuters cites people familiar with the matter as claiming Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida…

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What the papers say – February 5

Here are the biggest stories leading Wednesday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

China reopens antitrust probe into Google, Nvidia, and Intel may be next

China reopens investigations targeting Google and Nvidia to gain leverage in upcoming negotiations with U.S. President Trump. Intel could be next.

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What the papers say – February 4

The fallout from US tariffs features heavily on the front pages of Tuesday’s newspapers.

The Independent UK

Santander boss issues major update on UK future amid speculation over potential exit

Recent reports suggested bank was considering quitting UK

The Independent UK

Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly looking for a home in Washington, D.C., to be even closer to the commander-in-chief and his inner circle

He may have found a place, according to the Financial Times.

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Virgin Money Forced to Apologize After Chatbot Threatens to Cut Off Bank Customers Who Use the Word 'Virgin'

Financial services company Virgin Money was forced to apologize after its AI-powered chatbot threatened to cut off bank customers who use the word "virgin."

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What the papers say – January 29

Wednesday’s speech by Chancellor Rachel Reeves dominates the day’s front pages.

The Independent UK

What the papers say – January 28

The 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz features heavily on Tuesday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – January 27

US President Donald Trump features heavily on the front pages of Monday’s newspapers.

Evening Standard

Trump again demands to buy Greenland in ‘horrendous’ call with Danish PM

Source says: ‘The Danes are in crisis mode’ after US president’s call with prime minister Mette Frederiksen

The Guardian - US

Trump tells Danish PM he’s serious about taking over Greenland in ‘fiery’ call that has Danes in ‘crisis mode’

President has wanted the U.S. to obtain Greenland since his first term

The Independent UK

Sam Altman–backed AI biotech announces $1 billion to extend human life span

Retro Biosciences will back clinical trials for three drugs—including a potential Alzheimer’s disease treatment set to begin studies this year.

Fortune

What the papers say – January 24

One story dominates the front pages of Friday’s newspapers.

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The Independent UK

Fears for mortgage market amid rumours of Santander’s UK exit

Santander UK is a prominent mortgage lender and recently cut rates on more than 70 mortgage products

Evening Standard

Santander’s potential UK exit raises concerns despite boss’s pledge to stay put

Executive chairman Ana Botin insisted ‘We love the UK’ following reports that Santander is reconsidering its presence in the country.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – January 22

Revelations and reactions to the Southport killings lead Wednesday’s front pages.

The Independent UK

What the papers say – January 21

Here are the biggest stories leading Tuesday’s front pages.

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What Makes Digital Comics Archives So Popular?

According to the Financial Times, digital comics archives have become super popular all over the world. They're capturing the attention of readers everywhere, from superhero fans to people who love magical adventures. These archives have something ...

Evening Standard

What the papers say – January 16

Here are the biggest stories leading Thursday’s front pages.

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Amazon AGI lead says "several technical hurdles" delay revamped Alexa release: "Hallucinations have to be close to zero"

Amazon is reportedly encountering "several technical hurdles," including hallucinations, seemingly preventing it from shipping the revamped Alexa to broad availability.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – January 14

Here are the biggest stories leading Tuesday’s headlines.

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss says UK will fail unless British media outlets are ‘fixed’

Former PM says outlets not focused on important issues such as ‘grooming gang scandal’ highlighted by Elon Musk

Evening Standard

What the papers say – January 13

Here are the biggest stories leading Monday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – January 10

Here are the biggest stories leading Friday’s front pages.

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