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Microsoft annoints Rust as a 'Tier 1' internal language
When Microsoft's developers and engineers sit down to code, they can now choose to work in Rust, which Redmond has added to its list of canonical languages. “Rust now is a Tier One language at Microsoft, and that just means that it sits among C++, C# and TypeScript as the best supported languages for internal development in the company,” explained Victor Ciura, Microsoft principal engineer for the Rust tooling team, during a keynote talk today at this year’s annual RustConf, being held this week in Montréal.
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Is triple Chelsea attack worth it? FPL gameweek four dilemmas
The Fantasy Premier League season is entering week four and plenty of managers will be getting itching fingers, with so many chips at our disposal. Is it time to play a Free Hit or a Wildcard? BBC Sport FPL expert Holly Shand looks at some of the biggest dilemmas facing FPL managers heading into gameweek four. Who is the best Chelsea player to buy? Chelsea striker Joao Pedro (£7.7m) is the most-owned player in the game, in 72.5% of sides.
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US consumer prices likely accelerated in August as gasoline costs rebounded
Rising consumer prices may prompt the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates, impacting economic growth and potentially elevating oil prices. The post US consumer prices likely accelerated in August as gasoline costs rebounded appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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Banking services impacted as unions go on nationwide strike to press for 5-day workweek
Banking services, especially at public sector banks across the country, were impacted on Friday (September 11, 2026) after the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) called a nationwide strike to press for the immediate implementation of a five-day workweek and resolve pending wage-related issues. The strike call given by the UFBU, an umbrella body of seven unions representing 90% of officer and employee strength, did not impact the functioning of private sector banks.
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iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, Apple Watch Series 12, and AirPods 5 event
Benjamin and Chance react to the September Apple event in this bumper special episode, featuring our first impressions (and Chance’s initial hands-on from the ground at Apple Park) with iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, AirPods 5 and the new Apple Watch lineup. And in Happy Hour Plus, even more thoughts on the iPhone Duo, and how Apple presented John Ternus’s first event as CEO. Subscribe at 9to5mac.com/join. - Sponsored by Quince: Find your next fall favorites at Quince. Download the Quince app for app-exclusive offers, or visit quince.com/happyhour.
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UK economy grew faster than expected in July
The economy expanded by 0.4% in the month, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, whereas economists had predicted no growth. It follows growth of 0.3% in June and zero growth in May. The ONS said expansion in the services, production and construction sectors had contributed to July's figure.
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We Are In World War Xi
Authored by Karen Siegemund and Bradley A. Thayer via American Greatness, As the Russo-Ukrainian war continues, Americans may blame Russian leader Vladimir Putin for starting "World War III." It is correct that World War III has started, but its cause is the People's Republic of China (PRC), not Russia. The war did not start with Putin's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 or with the appeasement of Russia in the years before Putin's foolish aggression. It started with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The CCP has been at war with the U.S.
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A Chinese humanoid startup flips 'distillation' claim on OpenAI as it releases a new robotics model
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Britain’s Economy Unexpectedly Grew 0.4% in July
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Mistakes, mistrust and misdirection: 25 years after 9/11, its dark legacy continues to unfold
The world’s most powerful country responded to the worst terrorist attack in its history by inflicting terror of its own – around the world, and at home As clear as that cloudless September morning, Jenna Jacobs McPartland remembers the moment everything changed. “I was cleaning the bathroom and watching the Today show in the background and nine months pregnant,” the 52-year-old recalls by phone. “I think they were showing ‘Today throws a wedding’ when the news broke in.” A plane had hit the north tower of the World Trade Center in New York.