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  1. Subway, TGI Fridays Japan partner Watami aims to go private under founder Nikkei ·
  2. SS United States is sunk off the Florida coast to become largest artificial reef CBS News ·

    The SS United States sank to the bottom of the ocean to become the world's largest artificial reef. Skyler Henry has more.

  3. Tether Gold issuer follows USDT to complete Big Four audit The Block ·

    KPMG U.S. gave Tether Gold issuer TG Commodities a clean opinion on its 2025 accounts, according to Tether.

  4. New Apple TV comedy starring Elizabeth Banks, Ted Danson coming soon 9to5Mac ·

    Apple TV has announced a new comedy, She’s Fine, that’s coming soon with stars Elizabeth Banks and Ted Danson. Here are the details. more…

  5. Mississippi goes blue after highly contested Senate battle CBS News ·

    Democrat Scott Colom is projected to win Mississippi after a lengthy Senate battle. Mark Strassmann reports.

  6. UNIJOS appoints first female vice-chancellor, Patricia Lar Premium Times ·

    Professor Patricia Lar has been appointed the University of Jos's first female vice-chancellor, succeeding Tanko Ishaya, whose tenure ends this month. The post UNIJOS appoints first female vice-chancellor, Patricia Lar appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

  7. Death toll in NYC building collapse rises as rescuers race to find survivors CBS News ·

    At least eight people died and over a dozen were injured after a residential building collapsed in Brooklyn, New York, officials say. Lilia Luciano has the latest.

  8. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns in big blow to AI boom Kathmandu Post ·

    Huang, who co-founded Nvidia and is its fourth-largest investor ‌with a stake of about 3.61 percent, will exit the board as well.

  9. Lumbini Lions seal playoff spot as Karnali Yaks suffer fourth straight defeat Kathmandu Post ·

    The defending champions climbed to the top of the Nepal Premier League standings with a six-wicket win, while Karnali’s hopes of reaching the playoffs suffered another setback.

  10. Nepal still has few large employers after 35 years of liberalisation Kathmandu Post ·

    Around 500,000 young people enter the labour market every year, but only a handful of business groups employ more than 10,000 people each.

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