Premier League Predictions: Gameweek 16

    We’re nearly at the halfway point of the Premier League campaign and it’s still all to play for at both ends of the table. Arsenal threatened to run away with the Premier League title early in the term, but several slip-ups in recent weeks have allowed the chasing pack to catch up. Below Aston Villa…

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      China Turns Away Nvidia H200 Despite US Export Approval

      Last week, as officials weighed the decision, Huang told reporters in Washington that he had no clue if China would accept H200 chips. (Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg) December 12, 2025 4:49 PM, EST Key Takeaways: China is rejecting Nvidia’s H200 AI chip in favor of domestic semiconductors, White House AI czar David Sacks said, questioning a Trump administration strategy…

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      China Unleashes $70 Billion Semiconductor Gambit, Igniting New Front in Global Tech War

        The Electric Frontier: Tesla’s Rivals Soar as EV Market Dynamics Undergo Seismic Shift

        The global electric vehicle (EV) market is experiencing a profound transformation, with the long-held dominance of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) facing unprecedented challenges from a diverse and rapidly expanding field of competitors. As of late 2025, a dramatic recalibration of market share is underway, driven by aggressive new model launches, innovative technological advancements, and strategic pricing…

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        TransDigm: The “Nondividend” Stock That’s Quietly Returned Billions to Shareholders

        TransDigm is the “dividend” stock everyone overlooks. TransDigm Group (TDG 1.73%) doesn’t show up on dividend stock screens, yet it has quietly returned more capital to shareholders than many traditional dividend payers. Since 2019, the aerospace component supplier has paid out $248.50 per share through special dividends, an overlooked return stream that has quietly rewarded…

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          South Africa eases affirmative action regulations on Starlink and others that Musk said were racist :: WRAL.com

          CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — South Africa’s communications minister ordered a policy change Friday that allows Elon Musk’s Starlink and other foreign-owned satellite internet providers to operate in the country without selling 30% of their local equity to Black or other non-white owners. The policy change published in a government gazette allows foreign companies…

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