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Gerresheimer’s quarterly sales recovery boosts shares

Sept 30 (Reuters) – Gerresheimer reported a sequential recovery in its second-quarter revenue on Wednesday, sending its shares 8% higher in early trading, as demand for its drug delivery devices boosted sales. The German drug-packaging maker reported preliminary revenue of €578 million ($656.09 million) for…

Trump, Tech Leaders To Rename AI “Super Intelligence”

(Washington, DC) — President Trump says he and AI tech leaders are renaming Artificial Intelligence “Super Intelligence.” That was one of the notes Trump shared with reporters after meeting Tuesday with top tech company CEOs at the White House for an AI summit. The summit…

Bulgarian football club owner Iliyan Filipov shot dead, BNR reports

SOFIA, Sept 30 (Reuters) – A prominent Bulgarian businessman and president of a top league football club was shot dead in the city of Plovdiv early on Wednesday, BNR news and other local media reported. Iliyan Filipov – owner of one of Bulgaria’s largest transport and…

Trump: AI Vital For American Growth, Innovation

(Washington, DC) — President Trump is hailing Tuesday’s White House summit on artificial intelligence. Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson hosted Elon musk, and the heads of Anthropic, OpenAI, Nvidia and others as fears grow over the rapid advancement of AI. Trump touted a document…

SCOTUS Allows Trump Admin Deportation Policy

(Washington, DC) — The Supreme Court is making it easier to deport some immigrants to countries that aren’t their own. On Tuesday the court granted an emergency request from the Trump Administration looking to block a lower court’s ruling that such deportations are unlawful. That…

Flood Watch Covers 12 States This Week

(Dallas, TX) — A Flood Watch is covering 12 states across the Midwest into the Plains and Southwest. Tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo is fueling the flood threat through Wednesday in the Southwest and Central U.S. And across Texas, the Southern Plains and the Midwest,…

Job Openings Dip In August

(Washington, DC) — The number of job openings fell slightly in August. The Labor Department says seven-point-one million jobs were available which is fewer than expected. The number and rate of hires was little changed at five-point-two million for the month. According to the JOLTS…

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