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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.The Czech Republic’s central bank governor has said that the country’s prime minister and president are pushing “mistimed” economic ideas, as he resisted calls for lower interest rates and warned against prematurely joining the Eurozone.In an interview with the FT, Aleš Michl said Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s recent calls to cut interest rates were at odds with the central bank’s efforts to tame inflation, while he was also critical of President Petr Pavel’s drive to adopt the euro.A billionaire businessman who has…

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Leeds Rhinos duo Jake Connor and Ash Handley are joint-top of the latest Steve Prescott Man of Steel rankings, covering rounds 10 to 18 of the Betfred Super League season – after missing out entirely on the previous shortlist.Team-mate Lachie Miller – who led the standings after the opening nine rounds – is third while Wigan Warriors’ industrious hooker Brad O’Neill came fourth having helped underpin their resurgence. Leigh’s dynamic centre Umyla Hanley rounded out the top five. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Leeds Rhinos’ Jake Connor and Hull KR’s Mikey Lewis join Jenna on…

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Follow Yancoal Australia Ltd (YACAF) Q2 2026 Earnings Call July 20, 2026 9:00 PM EDT Company Participants Brendan Fitzpatrick – General Manager of Investor RelationsSharif Burra – Chief Executive OfficerDavid Bennett – Executive General Manager of OperationsNing Su – Chief Financial OfficerMark Salem – Executive General Manager of MarketingMark Jacobs Conference Call Participants Glyn Lawcock – Barrenjoey Markets Pty Limited, Research DivisionMark Charles Paterson Presentation Operator Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to Yancoal’s Second Quarter 2026 Production Report. [Operator Instructions] Please be advised that today’s conference is being recorded. I would now like to turn the…

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Food insecurity adds an estimated $53 billion to the nation’s medical bill every year, per a 2019 study. Yet most providers still log it as a note in the patient chart rather than a vital sign worth treating. It’s a problem with few headlines or funding dollars, but it has an outsized impact on people’s health. More Americans are food insecure now than in 2020: roughly 1 in 7 households, or almost 48 million people. They enter surgery and hospitalization with a sicker baseline, higher rates of chronic disease, impaired immune response, and slower tissue repair, which drives wound complications,…

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In the middle of a diarrhea shitstorm, the Food and Drug Administration and lettuce supplier Taylor Farms appear to be facing off in a passive aggressive battle of technicalities.On July 17, the California-based company issued a voluntary recall on iceberg lettuce sourced from Central Mexico. The recall came after people across at least five states were sickened with cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection that causes explosive diarrhea.The next day, the FDA said that it had detected the parasite in a sample of Taylor Farms lettuce that wasn’t part of the initial recall. The day after that, the company and the FDA…

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The biggest World Cup in history produced numbers to match. Forty-eight teams, 104 games and three host countries delivered a record 308 goals before Spain were crowned champions.But the expanded tournament was not just bigger. It was older, more geographically demanding and more uneven. The average gap between opponents in the FIFA rankings reached a tournament high, teams crossed mammoth distances between base camps and venues, and heat, humidity and altitude influenced how much sides could run. From mismatches and marathon journeys to hydration breaks, penalty run-ups and substitute impact, the data reveals the trends that shaped an unprecedented World…

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President Trump quietly denied nearly 6,000 clemency applications this month from people who mostly lacked political connections and had waited patiently in a queue while he awarded pardons and commutations to allies who had skipped the line.The denials came after his administration had raised hopes that he might mark the country’s semiquincentennial by granting clemency to as many as 250 people.That raft of clemency grants did not materialize. Instead, Mr. Trump doled out fewer than 20 pardons on July 3 to Clean Air Act scofflaws along with a political donor.Thousands of other petitioners were left waiting, and had their dreams…

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Government authorities in Guyana said on Monday night that the bodies of least 27 people, including four children, had been found after a ferry thought to be overloaded capsized over the weekend in waters off the South American nation. The officials warned that the death toll could climb, because dozens of others are believed to be missing.The ferry capsized late Saturday night while on a regularly scheduled route from Georgetown, the capital, to the remote gold-mining outpost of Port Kaituma, in northwestern Guyana, but it took until Monday for the authorities to disclose the breadth of the disaster. Rescuers were…

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Anthropic can finally start cutting checks to a group of authors and book publishers that sued the AI lab over copyright infringement. A federal judge gave final approval Monday of Anthropic’s landmark $1.5 billion settlement of a class action copyright lawsuit, Reuters reported. Judge William Alsup of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California issued a preliminary approval of the settlement last year, after ruling that Anthropic had illegally downloaded and stored millions of copyrighted books. Alsup has since retired and Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin signed off on the settlement on Monday. The payout will deliver $3,000 per…

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This article was written byFollowI am a small business owner in Connecticut. We supply equipment and supplies to restaurants and food service establishments. My long-term goal has been to reallocate profits into a portfolio that can provide for passive retirement income for myself and my family. I am careful with my money! I didn’t inherit any wealth and built up my savings through old fashioned hard work. I haven’t always worked in the family business, I also worked in finance and enjoyed the process of earning my CFA charter and CIPM certificate. In the finance world, I assisted firms comply…

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