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John Stones ranks above Van Dijk among Premier League greats
John Stones has been the most complete English centre-back of his generation — and yes, that puts him above Van Dijk.
Fifa's $20bn World Cup stake sale is good for football
Fifa selling a World Cup stake looks dodgy on the surface — but transparency, accountability and billions for grassroots football make it the right call.

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Ofgem's new grid fees could price Britain out of the AI race before it's even started.

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Barça prez Laporta recovering from heart issue
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Greggs shares soar as 3,500-store target signals real ambition
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Ofgem cracks down on speculative AI data centres blocking Britain's grid
Ofgem is right to clamp down — ghost data centres were hoarding grid capacity while real projects queued up behind them.

Burnham's Social Care Push Is Real — But the Room Isn't Full
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Five brokerages just called the dip on Hindustan Unilever — and they're probably right.

Blick Rothenberg Started the Accountancy PE Rush and Owns It
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Australia's Cooler Core Inflation Takes Heat Off the RBA
Australia's inflation cooling gives the RBA room to breathe — and that matters well beyond Sydney.
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SK Hynix profits soar sixfold as AI chip demand locks in

Aston Villa should not sell Ezri Konsa this summer


SK Hynix profits soar sixfold as AI chip demand locks in
SK Hynix just locked in multiyear AI chip contracts with roughly 10 customers — this is what winning a supercycle looks like.

Aston Villa should not sell Ezri Konsa this summer
Konsa is good enough to attract big money — but Villa selling him this summer would be a backwards step they can't afford.