Ten years after the referendum, its role as domestic football is still the order of day – and the ex-health secretary is happy to use it in his leadership bid Anand Menon is director of The UK in a Changing Europe Brexit, it seems, is back. Or at least back within the Labour party. Wes wants to be back in (at some point). Andy once said there’s a case, but seems to have changed his mind . Nigel, m...
Ten years after the referendum, its role as domestic football is still the order of day – and the ex-health secretary is happy to use it in his leadership bid Anand Menon is director of The UK in a Changing Europe Brexit, it seems, is back. Or at least back within the Labour party. Wes wants to be back in (at some point). Andy once said there’s a case, but seems to have changed his mind . Nigel, meanwhile, warns of betrayal . On one hand, this is all terribly predictable. Winning any Labour leadership race was never going to be possible without staking out a clear and ambitious position on the EU. Most Labour members are remain backers who regret leaving Europe. Even before the beginning of a formal contest, we were always going to see those vying for the top job try to outbid each other. Continue reading...
The young Frenchman has fought his way back from serious injury into the world’s top 20 and raised expectations for his home slam at Roland Garros Towards the end of a miserable summer last year, Arthur Fils received a message from a friend imploring him to listen to a song. Fils was soon confronted with the sound of his own name. “My friend sent me the song saying: ‘Look, they are talking about y...
The young Frenchman has fought his way back from serious injury into the world’s top 20 and raised expectations for his home slam at Roland Garros Towards the end of a miserable summer last year, Arthur Fils received a message from a friend imploring him to listen to a song. Fils was soon confronted with the sound of his own name. “My friend sent me the song saying: ‘Look, they are talking about you.’ I listened and I was like ‘Oh yeah’,” he says, theatrically mimicking his excitement. “ That’s cool.” There was a depressing irony to the lyric. The popular French rapper La Rvfleuze repeatedly referenced Fils in the chorus of Serrure #5 , likening the noise Fils generates through his performances on the court to the rapper’s impact in his own arena: “Arthur Fils, j’fais du grah sur le court,” he rapped. In reality, Fils’s career was worryingly soundtracked by complete silence. Continue reading...
Data lays bare the extent and geographical spread of attacks in Africa’s most populous country Data from Acled and the Global Terrorism Index shows that after a few years of improvement, insecurity in Nigeria has worsened. With general elections less than a year away, the crisis has come under increasing scrutiny – both abroad and at home. Experts say the primary long-term driver of insecurity is ...
Data lays bare the extent and geographical spread of attacks in Africa’s most populous country Data from Acled and the Global Terrorism Index shows that after a few years of improvement, insecurity in Nigeria has worsened. With general elections less than a year away, the crisis has come under increasing scrutiny – both abroad and at home. Experts say the primary long-term driver of insecurity is a governance vacuum across much of the country. On paper Nigeria is a federation comprising 36 states and 774 local government council areas, but in practice power is heavily centralised at the federal level. Resources trickle down to states in limited quantities and are distributed in far smaller amounts to local government councils, largely at the discretion of governors. Continue reading...
Players hope their workaholic manager will let his hair down if he wins competition for fifth time in Istanbul Two years ago, during Aston Villa’s first European adventure under Unai Emery, Vicente Iborra was asked about a manager he knows better than most. “He is a coach that takes into consideration every detail which might happen in the match,” said Iborra, then of Olympiakos. Iborra has winner...
Players hope their workaholic manager will let his hair down if he wins competition for fifth time in Istanbul Two years ago, during Aston Villa’s first European adventure under Unai Emery, Vicente Iborra was asked about a manager he knows better than most. “He is a coach that takes into consideration every detail which might happen in the match,” said Iborra, then of Olympiakos. Iborra has winner’s medals from all four of Emery’s Europa League triumphs, three on the spin with Sevilla, the last with Villarreal five years ago, before which the injured midfielder delivered a stirring dressing-room speech. “You have the chance to make a lot of people happy,” he said, by way of opening gambit. On Wednesday, against Freiburg, Emery hopes to lift the trophy for a record-extending fifth time. Before Villa progressed past Nottingham Forest in the semi-finals, Vítor Pereira spoke on behalf of the masses when he described Emery as the king of the Europa League. Emery has reached the final on six occasions, losing one with Arsenal, and is seeking his first silverware with Villa. This week Iborra’s words feel more pertinent than ever: “I have learned many things from Mr Emery, but one thing I will never forget from him is that, in order to find yourself in a final, in order to experience this great moment in your lifetime, one truly has to want that, one has to long for it.” Continue reading...
Incident is alleged to have happened in October 2024 Mosengo-Omba set to be elected Fecofa president Véron Mosengo-Omba, the sole candidate to become the president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo football federation, Fecofa, is at the centre of allegations of bullying and intimidation by members of the Confederation of African Football’s (Caf) audit and compliance committee (AACC). The all...
Incident is alleged to have happened in October 2024 Mosengo-Omba set to be elected Fecofa president Véron Mosengo-Omba, the sole candidate to become the president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo football federation, Fecofa, is at the centre of allegations of bullying and intimidation by members of the Confederation of African Football’s (Caf) audit and compliance committee (AACC). The allegations centre on a two-hour meeting between Mosengo-Omba and the audit and compliance committee on 19 October 2024. During the meeting Mosengo-Omba, at the time the Caf general secretary, threatened to sue the members of the AACC and report them to the Fifa ethics committee because they endorsed a 2023-24 governance, risk and compliance (GRC) report which was highly critical of Mosengo-Omba’s ethical conduct. The Guardian has listened to a recording of the meeting. Continue reading...
Just 4% of self-employed workers are putting cash into pensions, with ‘large groups across the UK facing a severe cliff-edge’ Millions of people across Britain are facing a “cliff edge” when they retire due to a chronic shortfall in saving that will require a radical shake-up of the pensions system to fix, a government-backed report has warned. The Pensions Commission said 15 million people were c...
Just 4% of self-employed workers are putting cash into pensions, with ‘large groups across the UK facing a severe cliff-edge’ Millions of people across Britain are facing a “cliff edge” when they retire due to a chronic shortfall in saving that will require a radical shake-up of the pensions system to fix, a government-backed report has warned. The Pensions Commission said 15 million people were currently not saving adequately for their retirement, and warned this could rise to as many as 19 million without action. Continue reading...
Exclusive: People from deprived and minority ethnic backgrounds have better access to device than for previous technologies The rollout of a “life-changing” artificial pancreas on the NHS for people with type 1 diabetes has helped to narrow ethnic and socioeconomic inequality within access to treatment, according to figures. Officially known as a hybrid closed-loop system, an artificial pancreas c...
Exclusive: People from deprived and minority ethnic backgrounds have better access to device than for previous technologies The rollout of a “life-changing” artificial pancreas on the NHS for people with type 1 diabetes has helped to narrow ethnic and socioeconomic inequality within access to treatment, according to figures. Officially known as a hybrid closed-loop system, an artificial pancreas comprises three interconnected parts: a sensor worn on the body called a continuous glucose monitor; an algorithm either built into the pump or on a separate device such as a phone that calculates the precise dose of insulin needed; and an insulin pump that delivers the dose into the bloodstream. Continue reading...
From the best matches and great goals to scheduling gripes and the biggest disappointments, how was the WSL season for you? There is little question that Khadija “Bunny” Shaw is the best striker in the world right now. The Jamaica international capped off her league campaign in style with a double against West Ham, bringing her tally to 21. In doing so, she became the first player in WSL history t...
From the best matches and great goals to scheduling gripes and the biggest disappointments, how was the WSL season for you? There is little question that Khadija “Bunny” Shaw is the best striker in the world right now. The Jamaica international capped off her league campaign in style with a double against West Ham, bringing her tally to 21. In doing so, she became the first player in WSL history to score over 20 goals in three different seasons. Sophie Downey Continue reading...
Defender on being watched by Barcelona in League One, how his father changed his outlook and the influence of Andoni Iraola “I just thought it was fake news,” says the Bournemouth defender James Hill, casting his mind back to the time Barcelona sent a scout to watch him play for Fleetwood. The game in question was a League One defeat by Burton and although the then 19-year-old was highly regarded,...
Defender on being watched by Barcelona in League One, how his father changed his outlook and the influence of Andoni Iraola “I just thought it was fake news,” says the Bournemouth defender James Hill, casting his mind back to the time Barcelona sent a scout to watch him play for Fleetwood. The game in question was a League One defeat by Burton and although the then 19-year-old was highly regarded, there were a few double-takes when the request to attend landed. “‘No, that can’t be right.’ And then afterwards someone told me they did come to the game: ‘Oh, incredible.’” At that point Hill, who at the age of 16 became Fleetwood’s youngest player, was fresh from making his England Under-20 debut and a couple of months later an under-21 call-up followed, though a knee injury prevented him from joining Marc Guéhi, Morgan Gibbs-White, Cole Palmer and co. “I remember being on the phone to Lee Carsley,” he says. “‘I’m sorry, but I’m in the scanner at the moment, I don’t think I’m going to be able to make it judging from the pain I’m in.’” Continue reading...
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Anybody who has invested in the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) over the past several years is probably happy with its performance. A big driver of the index's returns has been its heavy tilt toward tech and growth stocks. Steady economic growth, solid earnings, and a government willing to borrow and spend have given U.S. equities a tailwind that's kept the risk-on rally going. Now the artificial intell...
Anybody who has invested in the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) over the past several years is probably happy with its performance. A big driver of the index's returns has been its heavy tilt toward tech and growth stocks. Steady economic growth, solid earnings, and a government willing to borrow and spend have given U.S. equities a tailwind that's kept the risk-on rally going. Now the artificial intelligence (AI) boom is controlling the narrative. Tech earnings growth is accelerating, and that could keep stock prices moving higher. In hindsight, there's been little advantage gained by being diversified in sectors, such as consumer staples and healthcare. Its the Magnificent Seven stocks that have been the unquestioned leaders of the current bull market. It won't satisfy the traditional portfolio construction crowd to advocate for more concentrated investing, but that's where the economic growth engine has been heading for a while. Continue reading
LONDON, May 19, 2026--Global connected TV (CTV) advertising revenue will surge from $44 billion in 2025 to $81 billion by 2030, with CTV ad revenues expected to surpass traditional linear TV advertising during the 2030s, according to new research by Omdia.
LONDON, May 19, 2026--Global connected TV (CTV) advertising revenue will surge from $44 billion in 2025 to $81 billion by 2030, with CTV ad revenues expected to surpass traditional linear TV advertising during the 2030s, according to new research by Omdia.
Why Is Astera Labs (ALAB) Stock Trending Overnight? Astera Labs, Inc. (NASDAQ:ALAB) shares are trending on Wednesday. ALAB shares jumped 13.30% to close at $244.26 on Tuesday, nearing the stock's 52-week high of $262.90. Insider Sale Filings Surface The move comes after multiple Form 144 filings disclosed proposed sales totaling 280,000 Astera Labs shares worth roughly $60.4 million. The filings, ...
Why Is Astera Labs (ALAB) Stock Trending Overnight? Astera Labs, Inc. (NASDAQ:ALAB) shares are trending on Wednesday. ALAB shares jumped 13.30% to close at $244.26 on Tuesday, nearing the stock's 52-week high of $262.90. Insider Sale Filings Surface The move comes after multiple Form 144 filings disclosed proposed sales totaling 280,000 Astera Labs shares worth roughly $60.4 million. The filings, submitted Tuesday, included a proposed sale of 200,000 shares tied to the Navad Trust dated Nov. 1, 2012, valued at about $43.1 million. Two additional filings tied to the RN2021 and SN2021 Irrevocable Trusts each disclosed proposed sales of 40,000 shares each worth about $8.6 million. The filings showed the sellers' relationship to Astera Labs as "director" and "officer." The filings also referenced Rule 10b5-1 trading plans adopted in December 2025. Astera Labs provides AI infrastructure connectivity solutions for hyperscalers and cloud-scale systems. The company develops semiconductor-based technologies supporting CXL, Ethernet, PCIe, NVLink Fusion and UALink connectivity platforms used in artificial intelligence data center architectures. Read Also: Meiwu Technology, Cava Group, Chewy,Keysight Technologies And Nvidia: Why These 5 Stocks Are On Investors' Radars Today Trading Metrics, Technical Analysis Astera Labs currently has a market capitalization of approximately $41.87 billion. The stock has traded between a 52-week low of $84.78 and a 52-week high of $262.90. Price Action: According to Benzinga Pro data, ALAB gained 13.30% during Tuesday's regular trading session to close at $244.26. The stock was down 0.19% in after-hours trading at $243.80. Benzinga's Edge Stock Rankings indicate that ALAB maintains a positive price trend across short, medium and long-term time frames. Disclaimer: This content was partially produced with the help of AI tools and was reviewed and published by Benzinga editors. Read Also: Bitcoin, Ethereum Tread Water, XRP, Dogecoin Slide Amid Tr...