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Samuel Boivin | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesMicron Technology’s shares tumbled on Friday, paring gains from earlier in the week after reporting blowout earnings. The memory chipmaker declined nearly 6% in premarket trading as other U.S. semiconductor firms also struggled. Intel was last down just over 3%, Sandisk fell 5%, Arm shed 4%, and Marvell declined 3.7%. Investors remain wary of the rising costs of artificial intelligence infrastructure, with the sell-off reverberating across global markets.In Europe, key chip stocks also saw losses. ASML was down 2.2%, Infineon fell 3.7%, ASM International dropped 2.8%, ST Microelectronics lost 3.3%, and Be Semiconductor fell 2%. Japanese conglomerate Softbank led losses in Asia and plunged more than 12%. Tumbling AI…

Soccer star Christine Sinclair is being promoted to a companion of the Order of Canada, with Rideau Hall calling her “one of the most influential athletes in Canadian history.” “She is a powerful advocate for the advancement of women’s sport and has inspired generations of athletes globally,” her citation from the governor general reads.Sinclair retired from the women’s national team after the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. She helped Canada win gold at the Tokyo Olympics and bronze at both the 2016 Games in Rio and the 2012 Games in London.Among the new officers of the Order of Canada is…

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SEPANG: Malaysian authorities foiled an attempt to smuggle advanced artificial intelligence chips through the country’s main airport, customs officials said on Friday (Jun 26), in a case worth nearly US$13 million.A team raided Kuala Lumpur airport’s free trade zone on Jun 5 and seized 72 servers that were reportedly bound for export to another Asian country, airport customs director Zulkifli Muhammad said.Malaysia tightened export and transhipment controls on chips from the United States last year, requiring a strategic trade permit and advance notification if there is suspicion of misuse or diversion.The Southeast Asian nation, as a growing data-centre hub, is…

A spike in potent synthetic drugs comes as manufacturers respond to geopolitical changes and look to increase profits.Published On 26 Jun 202626 Jun 2026The global drug trade is flourishing, with a surge of new synthetic drugs, as well as cocaine and methamphetamine, as traffickers exploit global instability to push into new markets, the United Nations has warned.In its World Drug Report released on Friday, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) warns that established and new narcotics are surging, and filling a gap left by the Taliban’s clampdown on heroin production in Afghanistan.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of…

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A sizzling Europe is bracing for more casualties from an “apocalyptic” heatwave that scientists say is the worst ever recorded on the continent.

Recent years have seen the number of tourists – the vast majority of them non-Japanese – rise sharply, sometimes totalling 3,000 to 4,000 a day, a park official told AFP, declining to be named.”We have been seeing incredibly long queues of visitors waiting outside the ticket booth. To ease that, we will have them buy tickets in advance” online, the official said.The shift toward an online booking system will start in August, with a possible cap of 2,000 people a day.As the number of tourists snowballed, so did instances of bad behaviour, such as trying to feed or touch the…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An anti-gay slur that has been chanted by Mexico fans could lead to discipline from FIFA for the squad of one of the host countries in the 2026 World Cup.There were at least three instances during Mexico’s 3-0 victory over Czechia on Wednesday night where the anti-gay slur was chanted by fans.This specific chant has caused stoppages in play during past matches, and has even led to fines for Mexico. However, officials allowed play to continue despite it being heard throughout the crowd.WATCH THE WORLD CUP FINAL ON FOX ONE Mexican fans…