Staff at Samantha Cameron's fashion label 'were blindsided' by firm's sudden collapse after struggling to turn a profit
Now, the label that Samantha Cameron started working on when she was resident at No 10 Downing Street , is closing down, and apparently no one saw it coming.
OpenAI reportedly on the hook for $300B Oracle Cloud bill
Tick tock Sam, just fifteen months before your first bill is due
OpenAI will pay Oracle $300 billion over the course of five years to fuel Sam Altman's AI ambitions by providing five gigawatts of compute capacity.…
Boy, 15, and 42-year-old man are stabbed at busy bus station: Police arrest teenage girl but still hunting 'knifeman'
Police were called to Wigan Interchange, in the town centre, at around 5.20pm on Wednesday evening.
Keir Starmer ally Bridget Phillipson sails through to next stage of Labour deputy leadership race as field slims to five after fellow minister drops out
The Education Secretary, who is being viewed as No10's de facto candidate, has now been nominated by 116 MPs in the battle to become Labour's number two.
Downing Street 'ignored warnings about Peter Mandelson's friendship with Jeffrey Epstein when Labour grandee was made ambassador'
The senior Labour peer Maurice Glasman privately warned Keir Starmer 's chief of staff Morgan McSweeney against the appointment in January.
A personal dealer on the staff and a terrifying alter ego even he was scared of... this is what it was really like to live with David Bowie - and how drugs changed everything, revealed in ALISON BOSHOFF'S SPOTLIGHT
The last surviving member of David Bowie's Spiders from Mars band says the singer was a 'strange bloke who you could not discuss the football scores with'.
White House Asks FDA To Review Pharma Advertising On TV
President Trump on Tuesday issued a memorandum directing the FDA and HHS to crack down on misleading direct-to-consumer prescription drug ads, requiring clearer disclosure of risks and ensuring that promotions don't overstate benefits or push costly drugs over generics. Longtime Slashdot reader sinij shares an excerpt from the memorandum: The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall therefore take appropriate action to ensure transparency and accuracy in direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertising, including by increasing the amount of information regarding any risks associated with the use of any such prescription drug required to be provided in prescription drug advertisements, to the extent permitted by applicable law. The Commissioner of Food and Drugs shall take appropriate action to enforce the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act's prescription drug advertising provisions, and otherwise ensure truthful and non-misleading information in direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertisements. "Advertising dollars is a major avenue for pharmaceutical companies to influence news and attempt to shape public opinion," comments sinij. "Advertising was a major contributor to painkiller addiction, where networks were hesitant to cover early reports of addictiveness. It is likely directly contributing today to lack of critical coverage of Ozempic. It is just too big of a conflict of interest to allow to stand."
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US drugs giant pulls the plug on £1billion research centre in London as it claims Britain is 'not internationally competitive
The decision to mothball the facility in King's Cross, which had been due to open in 2027, will see 125 scientists and support staff laid off.
From full bars to no service: The best and worst areas for mobile signal in the UK revealed - so, do you live in a connectivity black spot?
You might have been told your mobile network covers 99 per cent of the UK. But new data reveals the truth about how good the quality of that connection really is in your local area.
Stroke patients should not be tempted to make their own way to hospital despite ambulance delays, charity warns
The Stroke Association says paramedics know which hospitals have stroke clinics and patients who seek help via 999 are therefore more likely to receive specialist treatment.
Donald Trump and House Republicans lead prayers for Charlie Kirk's family after conservative star is fatally shot
The political world was left stunned Wednesday when influential conservative Charlie Kirk was murdered onstage at an event at Utah Valley University.
RICHARD EDEN: Why lawless London is now a no-go zone for socialite Caroline Stanbury
The Ladies Of London star now declares she will never return to live in the capital, citing what she calls an epidemic of street crime. 'I'm very sad by what's going on in England right now,' she says.
MARK ALMOND: Putin was testing the West's resolve with his drone incursion in Poland - one false move could trip the wires between the nuclear superpowers
Are we teetering on the edge of World War Three after the brazen incursion by Russia's drones into our ally Poland's airspace?
Oracle's Best Day Since 1992 Puts Ellison on Top of the World's Richest List
Oracle shares had their best day since 1992, skyrocketing 36% and adding $244 billion in market value as surging AI-driven cloud demand pushed the company toward a $1 trillion valuation. The surge boosted founder Larry Ellison's fortune by $100 billion, making him the new world's wealthiest person. CNBC reports: The company said Tuesday after the bell that it has $455 billion in remaining performance obligations, up 359% from a year earlier. "This is a very historic kind of print right here from Oracle with this backlog," Ben Reitzes, technology research head at Melius Research, told CNBC's "Closing Bell: Overtime" on Tuesday. "The Street was looking for about $180 billion in RPO and they're talking about a number that is a multiple of that. That is astounding."
Oracle now sees $18 billion in cloud infrastructure revenue in fiscal 2026, with the company calling for the annual sum to reach $32 billion, $73 billion, $114 billion and $144 billion over the subsequent four years. Other analysts were left "blown away" and "in shock." D.A. Davidson's Gil Luria called it "absolutely staggering on CNBC's "Fast Money." Wells Fargo analysts said it was a "momentous confirmation" of the AI trade.
Oracle's cloud revenue projections overshadowed an otherwise lackluster fiscal first-quarter report in which the company missed expectations on the top and bottom lines. The company had earnings of an adjusted $1.47 per share for the quarter, just below the $1.48 per share expected by analysts polled by LSEG. Revenue for the first quarter came in at $14.93 billion, missing the $15.04 billion expected.
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The outcry over Kate's 'bronde' hair is ridiculous. I also had cancer and I know what's really going on: ROSAMUND DEAN
To witness the outcry after last week's public appearance by the Princess of Wales, you might have thought that there was an abdication on the cards. But no, she had simply lightened her hair.
Akira ransomware crims abusing trifecta of SonicWall security holes for extortion attacks
Patch, turn on MFA, and restrict access to trusted networks…or else
Affiliates of the Akira ransomware gang are again exploiting a critical SonicWall vulnerability abused last summer, after a suspected zero-day flaw actually turned out to be related to a year-old bug.…
QUENTIN LETTS: Ex-ministers watched the PM squirm like a fresh-caught eel on the riverbank
Well that was all a bit sticky. Sir Keir Starmer was asked by Kemi Badenoch if he had 'full confidence' in Peter Mandelson.
AI can't be woke and regulators should be asleep, Senator Cruz says
We went through two hours of Senate hearings so you didn't have to
Video As the Trump administration pushes to loosen federal rules on AI, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) has introduced legislation to give AI developers a two-year waiver from certain regulations, renewable for up to a decade.…
England-born grandmother who has been living in US for almost 50 years faces being deported over $25
Donna Hughes-Brown, 58, was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on July 29 at Chicago O'Hare International Airport after returning from Ireland.
I despise what the smug Sweaty Betty crowd have done to my beloved Cotswolds. Thank God Beyoncé is coming in to disrupt their entitled posh girl paradise: GEORGINA FULLER
As a Cotswold resident for the past 15 years, I am quite sick of the Sweaty Betty crowd, clutching their turmeric oat milk lattes on their way to goat yoga.