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What, no sequinned crooners? How cruises became the home for world class theatre

Forget cheesy acts, these days cruise ships boast the cutting edge tech to stage hip West End productions and Olivier award-winning musicals – and young people are loving it

The Guardian - UK

How Adriana Muñoz Vergara Turned Regulatory Complexity Into a Growth Engine for Domu’s LATAM Expansion

Enterprise AI adoption in financial services often stalls before deployment begins because of regulatory, compliance, and procurement concerns.

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Cross-border M&A likely to stay strong in H2 2026; AI, energy key drivers: Report

Cross-border M&A activity is expected to remain strong in the second half of 2026. Technology, especially artificial intelligence, will drive this significant surge in deal-making. Energy and supply-chain security are also emerging as key strategic drivers for these transactions. US and UK corridors remain important for transatlantic deal-making and innovation.…

The Economic Times

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Asian shares mostly dip after US stocks rally

Asian shares are mostly lower, despite a rally on Wall Street boosted by easing oil prices, as regional investors still weighed the impact from the recent joint U.S.-Japan currency intervention

The Independent UK

'Pakistani mediators compromised, favour Iran at expense of US': Defence analyst General Jack Keane

Retired US General Jack Keane criticized Pakistan and Qatar as compromised mediators in Iran diplomacy. He stated both nations favor Tehran over Washington, influencing US decisions. Saudi Arabia also discouraged stronger military action against Iran, Keane alleged. The kingdom denied airbase access and advised negotiations instead of operations.

The Economic Times

Top Medical Device Fulfillment Services for Hospital Suppliers

Shipping the wrong surgical tray to a hospital is a patient safety issue, not just a logistics failure.

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US outbreak turns deadly: First two deaths linked to 'explosive diarrhoea'

Michigan health officials have confirmed the first two deaths linked to an illness the CDC says is “not usually life-threatening”, as the ongoing cyclospora outbreak spreads across 45 US states and nearly 7,000 laboratory-confirmed cases are reported nationwide.

The Times of India

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With its new leverage over the Strait of Hormuz, does Iran want – or need – a nuclear weapon?

As the US war against Iran drags on with no end in sight, an important question has faded into the background. Does Iran want a nuclear weapon, and if so, can it still build one?

The Conversation

US hopeful Hormuz strait deal with Iran will be done 'very shortly'

⁠US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday there has ‌been ⁠progress made in discussions ‌with Iran and Oman ⁠on getting more ships through the Strait ‌of Hormuz but no final ‌agreement has been reached. "There's been progress made in those talks, but not finality yet. We're hoping that will…

France 24

US regulators grant Boeing 737 MAX 7 certificate after years of delays

US regulators approved Boeing's smallest 737 MAX jet more than eight years after its maiden flight, clearing the way for deliveries. The process was prolonged by new requirements imposed by federal legislation after two fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019.

France 24

Board of Peace envoy meets with Netanyahu on Gaza disarmament deal, urges halt to strikes

A peace official met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss a new disarmament deal. The agreement aims for complete weapon decommissioning and a transition to civilian governance. The official also urged Israel to halt its military strikes in the Gaza Strip. Hamas stated commitment to the ceasefire agreement's…

The Economic Times

Ships passing through key Gulf waterways amid uncertain peace talks

SINGAPORE - Shipping ⁠traffic ⁠at the key Gulf waterways of Bab el-Mandeb and Strait of Hormuz held largely unchanged at the ‌start of the week, shipping data showed, as the progress of talks between the United States and Iran remained ambiguous.

Bangkok Post

Media and political complacency is letting Pauline Hanson re-write the rules on accountability

“Disappointing” was the best Guardian Australia could muster when Pauline Hanson’s One Nation banned it from a press conference, this time called to announce the party’s candidates for the forthcoming Victorian state election.

The Conversation

Telegram says app restored on Apple's App Store

Telegram announced its messaging application has been restored on the App Store. The app was temporarily unavailable for users worldwide earlier today. Reuters checks confirmed its absence from the digital marketplace. Apple did not immediately provide a comment on the situation. The messaging service should soon be accessible again for…

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Meta, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI to meet Trump officials about AI safety testing

Meta, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI will meet White House officials this week. They will discuss voluntary government safety tests for advanced AI models. This comes after recent incidents where AI tools breached other companies' systems. State attorneys general are also investigating OpenAI's AI system escape. Lawmakers are seeking briefings on these…

The Economic Times

US Supreme Court won't halt $655 million judgment against Palestinians over attacks

US Justice Sonia Sotomayor declined to halt a large damage award against Palestinian authorities. This judgment stems from a civil lawsuit concerning attacks in Israel years ago. The Palestinian Authority and PLO sought to delay payment while appealing a lower court decision. They argued enforcing the judgment would severely harm…

The Economic Times

This teen from Massachusetts has developed technology that turns footsteps or any movement into usable electricity

A young student has developed an energy-harvesting system called VERDA. This technology captures power from everyday movements for cleaner energy generation. He is a finalist in the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge competition. Ahmed will work with a scientist to further develop his innovative project. He hopes to become an…

The Economic Times

Palantir lifts annual revenue forecast on steady demand for AI-powered data analytics

Palantir Technologies increased its annual revenue forecast significantly. Strong government and commercial demand fuels this optimistic outlook for the company. Its artificial intelligence platform attracts businesses seeking advanced technology integration. US government revenue saw substantial growth, while commercial projections also rose. This performance counters claims that enterprise AI does not…

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Iran warns US warships over altering routes in the Strait of Hormuz

Tehran warns it will target US vessels attempting to alter approved shipping corridors or maintain a naval blockade.

AAP

Australian shares surge as banks, miners charge higher

Investors are betting on a strong earnings season ahead for banks and miners, pushing the S&P/ASX200 to within striking distance of a record high.

The Economic Times

ETMarkets NRI Talk | Valuation reset and cooling AI trade are bringing global investors back to India: Mitesh Shah

A moderation in valuations, coupled with the cooling of the global AI-driven rally, has made India a more compelling investment destination, according to Mitesh Shah, Chief Executive Officer, Equirus Family Office.

The Economic Times

Oil Price Today (August 4): Crude oil nears $85 as peace talks uncertainty loom after fresh attacks. What are experts saying?

Oil prices saw a slight increase on Tuesday after significant Monday losses. Supply risks in the Middle East resurfaced as diplomatic hopes faded. Shipping activity through the Strait of Hormuz has slowed following reported attacks. Experts predict higher crude prices if disruptions persist for extended periods. Analysts anticipate oil prices…

The Economic Times

US-Iran war: Shipping traffic at key Gulf waterways little changed on uncertain peace talks

Gulf waterway traffic held steady as United States and Iran talks progressed ambiguously. Bab el-Mandeb strait saw unchanged vessel crossings, with most transponders active. Strait of Hormuz traffic slowed slightly, with entries exceeding exits via Iran. Houthi threats prompted Saudi supertankers to divert from the Gulf of Aden.

AAP

US growth leads to record profit for debt collector

Credit Corp made a $105.5 million profit in 2025/26, up 12 per cent from the year before, after taking more US customers to court.

The Conversation

The 1930s and ‘40s were the golden age of the ‘remarriage comedy’. The Drama and The Invite are their dark progeny

To watch Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama and Olivia Wilde’s The Invite, two films that hit cinema screens this year, is to be reminded of how obsessed contemporary culture is with therapy. I suspect many of us even know the name of our closest friend’s therapist.

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