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The FAA is encouraging airlines to do visual inspections on Boeing 737-900ER planes following the incident on the 737 Max 9 model.

The face of war has changed. Enemy lines blur, and there is no longer a clear opponent. Following an insurgence in the heart of Mexico City, the U.S. Armys most elite Special Forces team is deployed to the center of the conflict to regain control of...

By Ben Glickman Shares of aluminum producers traded higher Tuesday after Politico reported the European Union was considering sanctions on Russian aluminum...

A Chinese marathon runner who went viral in 2022 after being photographed smoking during a race was disqualified for his habit under the Chinese Athletics Association’s (CAA) new rule against "uncivilized behavior." What happened: Uncle Chen, known online as “Smoking Brother,” returned to running at the 2024 Xiamen Marathon in Fujian province on Jan. 7 after a two-year hiatus, finishing the 26.2-mile (42.1-kilometer) race in three hours and 33 minutes. The commit...

All-Star forward hails ‘superhuman’ Harrison and other ‘unbelievable servants’.

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Michael Hill International has confirmed job cuts and store closures after a sharp decline in first-half earnings.

A massive clean-up operation is under way after Storm Isha battered Ireland with winds gusting to almost 150kmh.

Sales for Hong Kong retailer Luk Fook significantly increased in the third quarter off the back of improving tourism and the popularity of gold jewellery.

Michael Hill International has paid tribute to iconic Australian rock band INXS by releasing a new silver jewellery collection.