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French supermarkets hit by unprecedented refrigeration cyberattack

By Norman Pearlstine

A large‑scale cyberattack forced refrigeration units in hundreds of French supermarkets to overheat, spoiling food, sparking fires and costing tens of millions of euros.

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IMF upgrades UK 2026 growth outlook but warns of slowdown in 2027

By Mitchell Landsberg

The IMF raised its 2026 UK growth forecast to 1.3% but cautions that higher energy costs and interest rates will curb expansion in 2027.

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IMF warns AI stock bubble could threaten global financial stability

By Helene Elliott

The IMF’s Global Financial Stability Report flags soaring AI company valuations and mounting debt as a risk that could trigger a worldwide market correction.

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Rocket Lab aims for $125 share price as it expands into communications and reusable launch

By Norman Pearlstine

Rocket Lab’s CEO Peter Beck sees the Iridium buyout, a reusable medium‑lift vehicle and defense contracts as a path to a $125 share price by 2027.

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China’s Debt Interest Payments Surge to Nearly One‑Fifth of Central Budget

By Mitchell Landsberg

Interest servicing now consumes 19.2% of China’s central government budget, up sharply from 12% in 2014, outpacing growth in other major spending categories.

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French supermarkets hit by unprecedented refrigeration cyberattack

By Norman Pearlstine

A large‑scale cyberattack forced refrigeration units in hundreds of French supermarkets to overheat, spoiling food, sparking fires and costing tens of millions of euros.

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IMF upgrades UK 2026 growth outlook but warns of slowdown in 2027

By Mitchell Landsberg

The IMF raised its 2026 UK growth forecast to 1.3% but cautions that higher energy costs and interest rates will curb expansion in 2027.

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IMF warns AI stock bubble could threaten global financial stability

By Helene Elliott

The IMF’s Global Financial Stability Report flags soaring AI company valuations and mounting debt as a risk that could trigger a worldwide market correction.

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Rocket Lab aims for $125 share price as it expands into communications and reusable launch

By Norman Pearlstine

Rocket Lab’s CEO Peter Beck sees the Iridium buyout, a reusable medium‑lift vehicle and defense contracts as a path to a $125 share price by 2027.

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China’s Debt Interest Payments Surge to Nearly One‑Fifth of Central Budget

By Mitchell Landsberg

Interest servicing now consumes 19.2% of China’s central government budget, up sharply from 12% in 2014, outpacing growth in other major spending categories.

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Researchers have created a photo‑responsive tattoo ink that can be switched on with UV light and erased by sunlight, opening up playful and medical uses.

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Light‑Activated Ink Lets Tattoos Appear and Disappear on Demand