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UK savers with £5,001 in the bank get a fresh warning as Yorkshire Building Society flags 12 million low-rate accounts

UK savers with £5,001 in the bank get a fresh warning as Yorkshire Building Society flags 12 million low-rate accounts

Yorkshire Building Society said over 12 million UK current accounts hold £5,001 or more while paying 1% interest or less. Paragon Bank estimated £526 billion sits in low-interest accounts, costing consumers £20 billion a year in lost interest. Yorkshire said £5,000 in a 4.76% easy-access savings account would earn about £243 in a year.
30 December 2025
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U.S. Space Force Readies ‘Meadowlands’ & Remote Modular Terminal Jammers to Counter China; Space Force Association Pushes Awareness — Nov. 11, 2025

U.S. Space Force Awareness Drive Expands as ‘Meadowlands’ and RMT Jammers Near Fielding — Nov. 11, 2025 Update

The U.S. Space Force will add two new satellite-jamming systems, Meadowlands and the Remote Modular Terminal, to its arsenal, joining the existing Counter Communications System. Meanwhile, the Space Force Association is expanding outreach after new reports show fewer than 10% of Americans know the service exists. The group aims to open chapters in every state and increase education efforts in schools.
11 November 2025
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  • Intel, AMD, Procter & Gamble Lead Premarket Stock Moves on Strong Earnings
    April 24, 2026, 8:40 AM EDT. Intel shares surged nearly 27% after beating first-quarter earnings estimates, reporting adjusted earnings of 29 cents per share on $13.58 billion revenue, surpassing analysts' expectations of 1 cent on $12.42 billion. Its strong outlook for the second quarter fueled the rally. Procter & Gamble rose over 3% following better-than-expected fiscal third-quarter results, earning $1.59 per share on $21.24 billion revenue versus estimates of $1.56 and $20.5 billion. Advanced Micro Devices jumped nearly 12% after an upgrade from DA Davidson and Intel's strong performance renewed confidence in the AI sector. Other movers included MaxLinear (+38%), SAP (+7%), and Comfort Systems USA (+7%). Conversely, Boyd Gaming (-6%) and Hartford Insurance Group (-5%) lagged after earnings misses. The broad market is reacting sharply to mixed earnings results, highlighting investor focus on tech and consumer sectors ahead of the regular trading session.

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IREN Stock Faces May 7 Test as AI Data Center Pivot, Microsoft Deal and $6 Billion Share-Sale Risk Collide

IREN Stock Faces May 7 Test as AI Data Center Pivot, Microsoft Deal and $6 Billion Share-Sale Risk Collide

24 April 2026
IREN Limited will report fiscal third-quarter results on May 7 after its shares rose 7.5% to $52.02, bucking a broader market decline. The company, once focused on bitcoin mining, now faces scrutiny over its AI data center expansion and large contracts, including a $9.7 billion deal with Microsoft. IREN’s AI Cloud Services revenue more than doubled last quarter but remains far below mining revenue.
Palantir’s $1.1 Billion Test: Swiss Bank Defends Stake as AI Contractor Wins New U.S. Work

Palantir’s $1.1 Billion Test: Swiss Bank Defends Stake as AI Contractor Wins New U.S. Work

24 April 2026
Swiss National Bank Chairman Martin Schlegel defended the bank’s $1.1 billion stake in Palantir after Minneapolis activists urged a sale over the company’s work with U.S. immigration authorities. The SNB held 6.24 million Palantir shares at the end of 2025. Palantir shares fell 7.24% Thursday after a previous gain. Shareholders will vote June 3 on proposals for more human rights oversight.
Skillz Stock’s $420 Million Papaya Verdict Rally Faces a Fast Reality Check

Skillz Stock’s $420 Million Papaya Verdict Rally Faces a Fast Reality Check

24 April 2026
A Manhattan federal jury ordered Papaya Gaming to pay Skillz Inc. $420 million in a false-advertising case, sending Skillz shares up 238% Thursday before falling 25% pre-market Friday. The dispute centered on Papaya’s alleged use of bots in skill-based games. Judge Denise Cote will rule in June on possible disgorgement. Skillz reported a 2025 net loss of $70.4 million on $104.5 million in revenue.
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