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November 5, 2025

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Kentucky ups plane crash death toll rises to 9 how did the ups plane crash reason behind the ups crash why did the ups plane catch fire

A UPS cargo plane crashes in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, on November 4, 2025, in this screenshot taken from social media videos. Photo: Reuters The death toll from the crash of a UPS cargo plane that exploded in a fireball moments after takeoff in Louisville, Kentucky, has risen to nine, city and state officials said Wednesday. Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board will be on the scene Wednesday to begin the process of finding out what went wrong when the 34-year-old MD-11 cargo plane caught fire around 5:13 p.m. ET Tuesday and then crashed. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said nine

July 2, 2025

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Valentino’s CEO calls to sick in the midst of profit cuts

MILAN: The Italian luxury brand Valentino said Monday that CEO Jacopo Venturini was currently on a sick leave, responding to media reports on his forthcoming departure. A possible change in the Managing Director will be confirmed, if confirmed, will further with the further pressure on the high -tech business, which reported a reduction in revenue and profits last year. Italian fashion blog The platform reported on Sunday that the Italian director, who took the role in 2020, was to leave the team to have more time for himself. In contact with Reuters, the Rome -based team controlled by the Qatari

May 10, 2025

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Indian markets lose $ 83 billion amid Pakistan tensions: Reuters

Listen to the article Indian stock markets lost about $ 83 billion in market capitalization this week as the escalation of the military conflict with Pakistan raised investor concerns and hit financial markets. The sale that deepens after Pakistan launched a military operation, the Bunyan-Un-Marsoos operation, aiming for strategic Indian installations in response to missile strikes from New Delhi earlier in the week. The Nifty 50 index decreased by 1.1% on Friday, close above the psychological level of 24,000 points. BSE SENSEX also decreased by 1.1%, ending under the 80,000 mark that held a day earlier. The two reference indicators

April 29, 2025

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The risk of global recession rises as US invoices Shake Markets: Reuters Poll

Listen to the article The risk of global economic downturn has increased due to sweeping US invoices, according to a new Reuters poll with more than 300 economists. The majority now believe that the global economy could shrink this year, referring to the weakening of business feelings and financial instability caused by President Donald Trump’s aggressive commercial policies. Trump’s management imposed 10% invoices on all US imports and a sharp 145% invoice on Chinese goods, sending crusts through markets and undermining investor confidence. Despite the temporary suspension of certain invoices, businesses remain cautious of the unpredictable policy. “Planning for the

February 28, 2025

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Europe stands with Ukraine after a strong meeting between Zelenskyy, Trump

Listen to the article During a tense meeting at the White House on Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump exchanged sharp words, resulting in broad reactions from leaders and officials around the world. Zelensky’s message on x “We thank you, America, for your support and this visit. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz “No one wants peace more than the citizens of Ukraine! Together, we are looking for the path for a lasting peace. Ukraine can be based on Germany – and in Europe.” French President Emmanuel Macron “Russia is the attacker and Ukraine is the victim. We

February 26, 2025

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White House denies access to Reuters, HuffPost and Der Tagesspiegel

Listen to the article The White House on Wednesday denied journalists from Reuters and other news organizations access to President Donald Trump’sfirst Cabinet Controlet according to the administration’s new policy on media coverage. The White House refused access to an Associated Press photographer and three journalists from Reuters, HuffPost and Der Tagesspiegel, a German newspaper. Television crews from ABC and Newsmax, along with Axios, Blaze, Bloomberg News and NPR correspondents were able to cover the event. On Tuesday, the Trump administration announced that the White House would determine which media would cover the president in smaller spaces such as the

August 25, 2024

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A Reuters security adviser was killed and two journalists were injured in an attack on a hotel in Ukraine

Ryan Evans, a Reuters team member covering the war in Ukraine, was killed and two Reuters journalists were injured in a missile attack on a hotel in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine, the news agency said on Sunday. The two injured journalists are being treated, with one in a serious condition. Reuters said it was urgently seeking more details about the attack and was working with authorities in Kramatorsk. The agency also supports the affected journalists and their families. Evans, a 38-year-old former British soldier, had been working with Reuters since 2022, advising on the safety of journalists around the world, including

India’s GDP growth to moderate in current and next FY: Reuters poll

MUMBAI/BENGALURU: Forecasts for a mild slowdown in India’s fast-growing economy remained steady in the first Reuters poll of economists after the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost its parliamentary majority in a staggered national election that ended in early June. Asia’s third-largest economy grew 8.2 percent last fiscal year, the fastest among major economies. But growth is expected to slow to 7.0 percent and then 6.7 percent in the current and next fiscal years, according to a June 19-27 Reuters poll of more than 50 economists. Predictions remain broadly unchanged from those made before the election result Prime Minister Narendra

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