Fremantle recently announced a 23% increase in adjusted EBITA, climbing to €171 million, and yet the backdrop of these figures is decidedly less optimistic. The company, owned by RTL, has indefinitely deferred its bold €3 billion turnover target that it once aimed to hit by 2025. This contradiction between impressive profit growth and stagnant long-term
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In an exhilarating twist, Mount St. Mary’s triumph over American ignited a beacon of hope for underdogs everywhere. Guard Xavier Lipscomb, almost within the blink of an eye, dropped a 3-pointer that encapsulated a roaring start to a high-paced game, contrasting starkly with Mount St. Mary’s typically defensive-play style. Historically, they’ve managed to keep opponents
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The imminent changes to donation regulations in UK politics signal a pressing need to address the shadowy money that has seeped into the nation’s democratic framework. As political ministers draw up proposals to restrict foreign donors from providing unrestricted funds to political parties, a significant revelation comes to light: the overwhelming majority of British citizens
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In a captivating twist on the age-old question of how life began, a recent study from Stanford University unveils a groundbreaking phenomenon aptly named ‘microlightning.’ This term describes a highly controlled form of electrical discharge occurring among charged microdroplets of water, which could catalyze the formation of organic compounds essential for life. Far removed from
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