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- Tech support chap told angry customer to think inside the box – and solved the problem
A tech support specialist named Steve helped a customer who mistakenly replaced phone batteries instead of using the included charger. The customer discovered the charger was inside the original phone box after Steve guided her to check the packaging.
- Trump Media to sell early access to key social posts
Trump Media is offering a paid feed providing early access to its most influential social posts. The service targets Wall Street traders seeking timely information.
- Brazil Markets: Ibovespa & the Real — July 17, 2026
The Ibovespa fell 1.24% to 173,825 points, and the real weakened to R$5.10/US$ on July 17, 2026, driven by US tariff concerns and disappointing retail data.
- LatAm Pre-Open — Friday, July 17, 2026
A firmer dollar and higher oil prices set a split open for Latin America on Friday. Japan's yen slide and soft US futures weigh on risk appetite, particularly affecting Brazil's IGP.
- Latin America Sports Daily for Friday, July 17, 2026
The article covers the World Cup 2026 knockout stage, Copa Libertadores matches, and key Latin American sports fixtures for the upcoming weekend, including details on times, venues, and stakes for international fans.
- US hits bridges and collapses tower at key Iranian port as it expands airstrike campaign
The United States expanded its airstrike campaign against Iran by targeting bridges and a tower at a key Iranian port. The attacks aim to pressure Iran to ease its control over the Strait of Hormuz, as part of President Donald Trump’s threats to strike infrastructure.
- Service charge tipping point for flat buyers as soaring costs lead lenders to refuse them a mortgage
Rising service charges for flats are reaching a critical level, causing lenders to deny mortgages to buyers. The increasing costs are creating barriers for individuals seeking to purchase properties.
- Heartbroken family sues over death of grandmother who plunged down open manhole in NYC after she stepped out of vehicle
A heartbroken family is suing after their grandmother died from falling into an open manhole in New York City following her exit from a vehicle. The incident highlights concerns over public safety and infrastructure hazards.
- Landslide in southwest China traps people, rescue efforts underway
A landslide in Pengshui County, Chongqing, buried residential buildings on Friday, trapping an undetermined number of people. At least eight individuals were rescued, and search and rescue operations are ongoing. The incident occurred at around 9:08 a.m., with images showing part of a mountainside collapsing onto the residential area.
- Child wounded during 'interception operations': Qatar’s Ministry of Interior
A child was injured by falling shrapnel during interception operations in Qatar, according to the Ministry of Interior. The defense ministry reported intercepting aerial attacks after blasts were heard in Doha.
- ASEAN’s AI race is officially underway
ASEAN is initiating a regional AI rollout despite lower spending compared to US hyperscalers, which have invested over a trillion dollars in AI data centers since 2022. The article highlights growing AI city projects in ASEAN but notes a potential challenge in the effort.
- Chembur tree-fall incident: Mumbai BMC mayor orders fresh third-party inquiry
Mumbai BMC mayor ordered a third-party inquiry into the Chembur tree-fall incident, rejecting a clean chit for the Garden and Roads Departments and criticizing the imposition of minimal penalties on contractors.
- Trump’s China election-interference claims spark scapegoat fears among Asian-Americans
US President Donald Trump accused China of manipulating elections, sparking concerns among Chinese-American leaders and citizens who fear being scapegoated if midterm election results displease the White House. Trump claimed China orchestrated the 'largest compromise of election data in history' in a prime-time address.
- Manipal Hospitals Said to Cut Valuation to $8.3 Billion in IPO
Manipal Health Enterprises Ltd., operator of Manipal Hospitals, is seeking a lower valuation of approximately 800 billion rupees ($8.3 billion) for its planned initial public offering, according to sources. The adjustment reflects a revised financial outlook for the IPO.
- Chinese Nvidia alternatives project massive sales as AI chip demand surges
Chinese chip designers Moore Threads Technology and Hygon Information Technology, positioned as alternatives to Nvidia, projected double- to triple-digit revenue growth in the first half of the year due to surging domestic demand for AI computing power.
- Weak monsoon 2026 to be key agenda of Telangana Cabinet meeting on July 17
The Telangana Cabinet will discuss the weak monsoon in 2026 during a meeting on July 17. The monsoon's impact is expected to be a key agenda item.
- Xi pitches China as AI partner to developing world, warns against risks and security overreach
China will provide developing countries with 5,000 opportunities in AI training and seminar programs, as well as develop AI cooperation with various blocs. Xi Jinping promoted China as an AI partner to the developing world, warning against risks and security overreach.
- Rubio convenes countries on left-wing political violence
Marco Rubio convened leaders from over 60 countries to address what the Trump administration describes as 'left-wing' political terrorism. The meeting is part of the administration's effort to counter this form of political violence.
- Rubio convenes countries on left-wing political violence
Secretary of State Marco Rubio convened leaders from over 60 countries to address 'left wing' political terrorism as part of the Trump administration's initiative. The effort aims to counter what the administration describes as 'left wing' political violence.
- China and Pakistan urge resumption of US-Iran peace talks
China and Pakistan urge the US and Iran to resume peace talks, calling for a ceasefire and resumption of dialogue under the Memorandum of Understanding.
- Colombia Markets: COLCAP & the Peso — July 17, 2026
Colombia's COLCAP index fell 0.29% to 2,292.03 as the peso reached its strongest level since 2019. Grupo Sura's shares surged 48% due to heavy rebalancing flows.
- Argentina Markets: Merval & the Peso — July 17, 2026
The S&P Merval declined 3.22% as banks and energy sectors faced selling pressure, while the Argentine peso stabilized at 1,476 per dollar. The market halted a prior rally, according to a report from The Rio Times.
- Chile Markets: IPSA & the Peso — July 17, 2026
Chile's S&P IPSA declined 0.70% on July 17, 2026, with SQM-B falling 2.7%. The Chilean peso weakened to 924.00 per dollar amid a broad risk-off tone affecting local equities.
- Mexico Markets: IPC & the Peso — July 17, 2026
Mexico's S&P/BMV IPC decreased by 0.07% and the peso weakened against the dollar on July 17, 2026, reflecting a quiet market session aligned with a soft US market performance the previous day. The article was first published on The Rio Times.
- Abu Dhabi’s ADIC Hires BlackRock Veteran to Lead Real Assets
Abu Dhabi’s ADIC has hired a former BlackRock Inc. and Macquarie Group executive to lead its real assets business, highlighting the emirate’s capability to attract global investment talent amid regional geopolitical tensions.
- Claude Code’s creator offers a better way to measure AI success than token burn
Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, argues companies should measure AI success by human hours saved rather than token usage. He outlines a framework for tracking AI returns in enterprise workflows and highlights the shift from token-centric metrics as businesses reassess AI costs. Executives from Coinbase, Vercel, JPMorgan, and OpenAI have also discussed strategies for optimizing AI spending and value.
- US airstrikes hit dozens of Iranian targets in sixth night of new attacks as Donald Trump insists: 'We are winning big in Iran'
US airstrikes targeted dozens of Iranian sites over six nights, with Donald Trump claiming 'we are winning big in Iran'.
- Busification: Is the Ukraine Army Crisis Real? | Eastern Express
The article discusses Ukraine's controversial mobilization system, which is causing public frustration and requiring urgent reform. It highlights the challenge of strengthening the army without undermining social cohesion necessary for resisting Russia.
- 850 kg of ghee seized on suspicion of adulteration during Telangana-wide food safety drive
850 kg of ghee was seized during a Telangana-wide food safety drive on suspicion of adulteration. The operation targeted potential food safety violations.
- My neighbour is using his hosepipe during the ban but claims he is 'exempt' and I'm not - is that true?
A neighbor is using a hosepipe during a ban and claims to be 'exempt,' while the person reporting them is not. The article questions the validity of the neighbor's exemption.
- Morning update
US attacks in Iran intensified, resulting in civilian deaths and Iranian retaliatory strikes across the Middle East. The White House stated President Trump remains open to diplomacy with Iran, while Iranian officials accused the US of destabilizing the Strait of Hormuz. The Israeli army also began establishing permanent military posts in southern Lebanon.
- Video capturing Chinese firefighter eating in rain during flood relief goes viral
A video of Chinese firefighter Liang Huan eating in heavy rain during a flood relief break in Guigang, Guangxi, went viral and touched millions online. The clip, filmed by a passer-by on July 9, shows Liang eating from a lunchbox as sudden rain interrupts his work pause.
- ‘How’s this joker got my details?’: BrewDog founder faces complaints over emails to ‘equity punks’
BrewDog founder James Watt is facing complaints to the UK data privacy watchdog over his bid to buy back the company, which he sold to Tilray earlier this year. The sale rendered shares of over 200,000 crowdfunding investors worthless, prompting scrutiny over how Watt obtained their data for his buy-back campaign.
- No deposit, no problem: the new 100% mortgages for first-time buyers
Metro Bank and other lenders are offering 100% mortgages with no deposit required, helping first-time buyers enter the property market. These loans, which were common before the 2008 financial crisis, are now being reintroduced with relaxed affordability rules.
- South Korea’s turbulence seen as boon for Hong Kong stocks as capital migration under way
South Korea’s market turmoil is driving investors to Hong Kong-listed Chinese technology stocks, with the Hang Seng Tech Index rising about 10% from a June 26 low. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) has entered a bear market, prompting capital migration to undervalued assets in Hong Kong.
- Why South Korea is racing to build a sovereign AI model for cybersecurity
South Korea aims to develop a cybersecurity-focused AI model by year-end to mitigate risks of relying on foreign technology, as highlighted by a recent US clampdown on advanced systems. Analysts note challenges in building a competitive frontier AI model due to gaps in AI software, computing capacity, and large-scale training.
- Michael Burry Says ‘Good Time’ to Chase Hong Kong Stock Bargains
Michael Burry, the investor made famous in The Big Short, recommends bargain hunting in Hong Kong’s stock market after it lagged peers during the global AI rally this year.
- Palm Oil Heads for Weekly Gain on India Demand, Biofuel Outlook
Palm oil is expected to rise for the second week due to increased demand from India and higher crude prices. The market anticipates stronger demand and a positive biofuel outlook contributing to the gain.
- South Africa: Cape Flats Residents Fight Extortionists - South African News Briefs - July 17, 2026
Residents of Cape Flats in South Africa are actively resisting extortionists, according to a news brief. The situation highlights ongoing challenges with criminal activities in the area.
- Dog captured on home camera sparking kitchen fire that KILLED three other pets and caused $200,000 in damage
A dog was captured on a home camera causing a kitchen fire that killed three other pets and resulted in $200,000 in damage. The incident was recorded by the home camera.