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The international bank raised its full-year income growth forecast above 7% as wealth and markets revenue increased, though the earnings announcement came earlier on October 28.
Apple's October 28 launch adds a touch-enabled tandem OLED display to its high-end 14-inch and 16-inch laptops, with preorders open and retail availability planned for November 6.
The US central bank kept its benchmark rate unchanged in a 10–2 decision on October 28, with two policymakers seeking a quarter-point increase as inflation remained elevated.
Researchers found unusual RNA-processing changes in neutrophils from most patients in a small lupus study, suggesting a possible route to autoimmune inflammation without establishing causation.
The bank's October outlook projects a 32% increase in energy prices this year and further food-price pressure in 2027, while warning that new supply shocks could worsen the outlook.
The new Android and iOS edition includes India-focused events, parental consent requirements, playtime limits and spending caps as Garena resumes distribution of the title.
A study published October 28 reports bismuth ferrite films that retain coupled electrical and magnetic behavior at device-relevant thicknesses, potentially aiding low-power electronics.
Canada's central bank lifted its benchmark rate by 0.25 percentage points on October 28, citing the risk that higher energy costs could spread into broader inflation.
The 2026 global climate-health assessment estimates that human-caused warming contributed to more than 70% of 2023 heat deaths and calls for stronger coordinated health protections.
John Healey told Parliament that Britain's 2027 growth outlook has weakened to 1.0%, while outlining energy-bill measures and a smaller fiscal buffer.
The Treasury says fixed gas-supply fees will be shifted into unit prices, potentially lowering annual bills for some households; implementation remains with the energy regulator.
Nuclear Restoration Services selected the engineering contractor to remove eight heavy boiler units at the former power station in Kent, following several years of preparatory work.
Agreements with Fujikura and Kyoto Fusioneering cover superconducting magnet tape, plasma heating and fuel systems, but do not commit the companies to a completed factory or power plant.
The exchange's shareholders endorsed charter amendments to permit outside ownership and approved a special dividend, but regulatory clearances are still required before the ownership changes take effect.
New contracts with PLN's energy procurement arm, PGN and Pupuk Indonesia advance the commercial arrangements for the large LNG project, while a final investment decision and production remain ahead.
Vietnam's largest city has introduced three public-service models linking buses and metro journeys to digital identity, connecting hospital civil records, and supporting death registration at home.
President Tokayev has directed officials to develop a nationwide construction programme financed partly from the National Fund, with social, transport and utility projects planned across the country.
A transport official says the capital intends to retire approximately 500 outdated diesel buses next year, following a fleet expansion involving gas-powered and electric vehicles.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has asked lawmakers and the government to consider a new moratorium, citing rising fines and unscheduled checks despite fewer reported violations.
The Belgian additive-manufacturing company reported €67.7 million in third-quarter revenue, but lower net profit as spending and segment performance weighed on earnings.