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Lime bike profits double as rider numbers surge in England
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At NFL games this season, drone defense tech aims to bring down disruptions
The NFL told CNBC it recorded 10,852 drone violations over stadiums between 2021 and 2025. The Jaguars became the first team to sign a drone defense firm.
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Meta's Muse agent is attacking one of the economy's most profitable weak spots
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Airlines waive change fees ahead of nor'easter as flight disruptions trickle in
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Iran's foreign minister keeps indirect talks with the U.S. open; Iranian navy claims capture of underwater drone
Iran's foreign minister says talks are the only way to break the deadlock, while its navy says it's analyzing data from a captured U.S. underwater drone.
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Houses can be built on floodplains despite failing safety test, says high court
Decision to allow development of 190 new homes in north Somerset sparks campaign for change in the law Houses can be built on floodplains even if they fail a crucial safety test, according to a high court judgment that will be of “immense interest” to developers across England and Wales. The ruling clears the way for a highly controversial development of 190 new homes on north Somerset’s floodplains, despite the site being in “flood zone 3a”, the highest level of flood risk before land is considered a functional floodplain. Continue reading...