This Chinese jewelry stock is attractive despite the swings in gold prices

This Chinese jewelry stock is attractive despite the swings in gold prices

Chinese jewelry company Laopu Gold still has significant upside, despite recent volatility in prices of the precious metal, analysts said. In the last two years, Hong Kong-listed Laopu has become an upstart in China’s luxury scene , drawing local crowds — and reportedly LVMH Chair Bernard Arnault — for its artisanal take on gold jewelry….

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Meta’s court losses spell trouble for AI research, consumer safety

Meta’s court losses spell trouble for AI research, consumer safety

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg leaves the Federal Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles after defending the company in a landmark social media addiction trial in Los Angeles, United States, on February 19, 2026. Jon Putman | Anadolu | Getty Images Over a decade ago, Meta – then known as Facebook – hired researchers in the social…

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North Korean workers in Russia earn /month in violation of U.N. sanctions, report finds

North Korean workers in Russia earn $10/month in violation of U.N. sanctions, report finds

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!  “Wake up before 6 a.m. to the Russian winter. Walk to the construction site as a group. Work from 7 a.m. until 10, 11 p.m., sometimes even midnight. Without breaks. There is no set end time. You finish when the target is met. Rain, snow, it does…

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Kidnapped and tortured on an infamous migration route to Saudi Arabia

Kidnapped and tortured on an infamous migration route to Saudi Arabia

When Jamal, an Ethiopian man in his early thirties, set out along what has become known as the eastern route, he was not chasing work, wealth, or status. He was looking for his sixteen-year-old nephew, who had vanished while attempting to reach Saudi Arabia through one of the world’s most dangerous migration corridors. Each year,…

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Middle East war: UN initiatives support mediation efforts, ‘lifesaving’ fertiliser shipments

Middle East war: UN initiatives support mediation efforts, ‘lifesaving’ fertiliser shipments

The humanitarian fallout continues to deepen and is exacerbated by the number of deaths, injuries and damage to civilian infrastructure, and the severe impacts on the global economy are increasing. While UN efforts to support affected civilians and de-escalate the conflict are ongoing, the Secretary-General has stressed the need to take immediate action to mitigate…

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Former PM Joe Clark’s boyhood home hits the market for less than  million

Former PM Joe Clark’s boyhood home hits the market for less than $1 million

Descrease article font size Increase article font size A historic home tied to former prime minister Joe Clark has been listed for sale in southern Alberta, offering buyers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Canadian political and local history. The Clark Residence, located in the town of High River, was originally built in…

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‘Brutal winter’ leaves Toronto roads battered as city launches 3rd pothole blitz

‘Brutal winter’ leaves Toronto roads battered as city launches 3rd pothole blitz

Descrease article font size Increase article font size The City of Toronto has launched its third pothole repair blitz of the year as crews work to address intense road damage, according to Mayor Olivia Chow. “This has been a brutal winter, and so far this year we have already filled 75,000 potholes,” Chow said in…

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Pentagon preparing for ground operations in Iran, reports U.S. media

Pentagon preparing for ground operations in Iran, reports U.S. media

The amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli has arrived in the West Asia, U.S. Central Command said on Saturday, March 28, 2026. Photo credit: X/@CENTCOM The Pentagon is preparing plans for weeks of ground operations in Iran — potentially including raids on Kharg Island and coastal sites near the Strait of Hormuz — though President Donald…

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Rivalry breaks records: Malaysia made Japan and South Korea compete to build twin towers and the results shocked everyone | World News

Rivalry breaks records: Malaysia made Japan and South Korea compete to build twin towers and the results shocked everyone | World News

When Malaysia set out to build the Petronas Twin Towers in the 1990s, it adopted an unusual strategy that would later become the stuff of engineering legend. Instead of assigning the project to a single contractor, the government split the work between two rival international consortia, one led by Japan and the other by South…

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Italy investigates Sephora, Benefit over skincare marketing to kids

Italy investigates Sephora, Benefit over skincare marketing to kids

A view of a Sephora beauty product store on May 30, 2025 in Sherman Oaks, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images Italian regulators are looking to clamp down on the tween skincare obsession and are investigating the LVMH-owned cosmetic brands Sephora and Benefit over an “insidious” marketing campaign to children. The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM)…

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