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Sydney FC have condemned cross-town rivals Western Sydney to more A-League Women misery with a 2-0 win in their bottom-of-the-table derby.Mackenzie Hawkesby converted a penalty in added time before half-time at Marconi Stadium on Friday to extend the Sky Blues’ unbeaten derby streak to 11 games.Wanderers captain Amy Harrison had given away the penalty after her arm made contact with the ball following a Sydney corner kick.Indiana Dos Santos rubbed more salt into the hosts’ wound in the 64th minute thanks to a clinical cutback by substitute Millie Farrow.Sydney can finish the round as high as ninth (22 points) in…

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Andy Kaufman became one of the most influential comedians ever in a brief amount of time — really only a decade, from his first national television appearance to his death from lung cancer in 1984 at 35. In between, his comic stunts blurred the lines of reality and fiction and found a variety of ways to provoke audiences and upend expectations, while doing more than any club performer to expand the conceptual ambition of comedy, turning stand-up into performance art. What makes this even more remarkable is that he did almost none of it via regular roles in movies or…

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When CoreWeave, the cloud computing company vying to become the first major artificial intelligence start-up to go public, filed paperwork for a public listing earlier this month, it was a mark of optimism in an otherwise rocky market for I.P.O.s.But now that optimism has faded as the New Jersey-based CoreWeave significantly reduced the size and value of its offering on Thursday. The company is now expected to price its shares at $40 when it begins trading on Friday, according to the company, down from recent estimates in filings that its shares would be priced at $47 to $55 a share.Initially…

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Three years later, Khadija Zaidi-Rashid still remembers the screams of other passengers, the unsettled expression on the flight attendant’s face and the helplessness she felt holding her infant on her lap.Dr. Zaidi-Rashid, 34, then a doctoral student, was flying from Washington to Doha, Qatar, with her mother and two children when their airplane encountered severe turbulence. Her other child, a toddler, was in a seat next to her, and the half-hour of roller-coaster shaking and bucking felt like hours. Since then — though everyone emerged unscathed — she cannot get over the sense of worry on every flight she takes.“The…

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Thailand’s capital, meanwhile, has been declared a disaster area, with the Bangkok governor placed in charge of coordinating the disaster response. Mrs Cindy Casey Henwood and her husband, who are in Thailand on a business trip, just started their lunch at the shopping mall EmSphere when the shaking began.  “It was pretty bad. The ground, table, lights, everything was wobbling,” she said, before adding that she would not consider it a massive shaking. The couple decided to evacuate, and by the time they reached the exit, people were shouting and screaming. When they returned to their hotel, they were told to…

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Updated March 28, 2025, 5:43 a.m. ETA 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar on Friday, strongly shaking buildings across a vast expanse of Southeast Asia, and causing damage in cities as far away as Bangkok in neighboring Thailand. At least 13 people were killed in Myanmar, and three in Thailand.The quake struck near Mandalay, Myanmar’s second-largest city with more than a million people, around 12:50 p.m. local time, the United States Geological Survey said. An aftershock of magnitude 6.4 was recorded 12 minutes later.A magnitude of 7.7 is considered to be strong. At a depth of about six miles, the quake was…

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Automakers can respond to President Trump’s new 25 percent tariffs on imported cars and parts in several ways. But all of them cost money and will lead to higher car prices, analysts say.Manufacturers can try to move production from countries like Mexico to the United States. They can try to increase the number of cars they already make here. They can stop selling imported models, especially ones that are less profitable.But whatever carmakers decide, car buyers can expect to pay more for new and used vehicles. Estimates vary widely and depend on the model, but the increase could range from…

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Livingston, New Jersey (population 31,330) has always punched above its weight. Its residents have included Seinfeld’s Jason Alexander, my novelist brother Harlan, and Genovese crime family capo Ritchie “The Boot” Boiardo, who some say inspired The Sopranos. Its main landmark is the Livingston Mall, which opened to great fanfare in 1972 and has since slid into decline and is facing condemnation. I used to go there as a kid.Livingston isn’t perfect, but it’s my hometown. So imagine my excitement when I saw that CoreWeave, an AI-infrastructure company whose headquarters are a 10-minute drive from my childhood home, was preparing a…

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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Europe is becoming a more attractive place to invest in infrastructure as governments move to boost their security and energy independence, a top executive at private capital firm EQT has said.“The European opportunities that we’re seeing now are probably more attractive and more interesting than they were just a few years ago,” Masoud Homayoun, EQT’s global head of infrastructure, told the Financial Times.While European governments will focus on defence for a lot of “very capital-intensive investments that are needed”, he added, “there…

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