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It’s peak Silly Season in newsrooms up and down Great Britain, which might explain why we’ve had another flurry of stories about a man who refuses to wear a skirt.
Not just any man, mind you, but William, Prince of Wales. And not just any old skirt, but a kilt, the iconic plaid wrap beloved of Highland warriors—and an increasing number of Lowlanders and sports fans claiming a distant Caledonian connection.
It’s classic Silly Season fodder: Grown Man Won’t Wear Kilt. And yet, I can’t help but think there’s something more to it than that. Not a full-blown constitutional conundrum exactly, but a pointer for the kind of monarch William wants to become.
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Tennis legend Roger Federer has lost $74 million in a day following a sharp share price collapse at On, the luxury Swiss athletic brand in which he holds a 2.5 per cent stake.
The company’s shares plummeted 19 per cent on Tuesday after reporting that it missed second-quarter sales expectations.
Roger Federer after the Opening Ceremony exhibition match ahead of the 2026 Australian Open. Getty Images
For the 20-time grand slam champion, the sudden market hit was costly, wiping a significant portion of his fortune.
Federer’s relationship with On has been a major driver of his post-retirement wealth, becoming a part of the company in 2019, taking up a position as co-owner and operating as a casual fashion consultant.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Girl Scout Cookies.
Seven young salespeople in blue vest uniforms stand in attention. Theyâre learning how to make a sale.
âYou should never talk back to a customer and you should upsell,â their instructor says. âDoes everyone know what upselling means?â
This scene, which opens Alysa Nahmiasâs documentary, Cookie Queens, is not a marketing class but a Girl Scout meeting. The film is in theaters across the country, starting Aug. 7.
The film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, follows girls of varying ages during the organizationâs cookie selling season. Somewhere in the woods near Charlotte, North Carolina, Olive G., an ambitious 12-year-old Scout and the stateâs top cookie salesperson, schools her peers on the art of the sale.
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Apple is set to launch the iPhone 18 Pro in early September, a strategic timing dictated by multiple operational necessities. This annual autumn release allows manufacturing partners like TSMC to efficiently allocate custom silicon production for high-volume runs. It also enables Apple to secure crucial freight capacity before the holiday season, optimizing fourth-quarter revenues. The September window aligns perfectly with annual carrier upgrade cycles, prompting consumers to renew contracts and consider new iPhones. It synchronizes with Apple's broader ecosystem, including iOS updates and companion hardware including the Apple Watch. Deviating from this established cadence would disrupt supply chains, increase shipping costs, and destabilize carrier and subscription renewal cycles.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Live: Commonwealth Bank.
The nation's second-largest company Commonwealth Bank has reported its annual net profit rose to $10.9 billion.
The Australian share market is expected to start its day lower on fading optimism about a US-Iran peace deal happening any time soon.
Private health insurers are potentially seeking too much access to patients' confidential medical information, through what has been described by the Australian Private Hospitals Association as "aggressive" audit practices.
Under agreements with patients and hospitals, insurers are entitled to ask a medical practitioner for a patient's notes relating to an episode of treatment, to ensure the correct procedure item numbers were billed.
Commonwealth Bank has notched up $11 billion in cash profit fuelled by growth across its vast loan and deposit portfolios, but it also warned economic growth was slowing amid higher interest rates and inflation.
CBA on Wednesday said cash net profit after tax rose 7 per cent in the year to June, as its operating income grew by 6 per cent, helped by growth in CBA’s key markets of home loans, business loans, consumer lending and household and business deposits.
Despite strong growth in the year to June, however, CBA also said new applications for mortgages had fallen 15 per cent since the May budget, as the housing market slows due to higher interest rates and a tightening in tax concessions for property investors. The bank also said costs from soured loans had increased due to cost of living pressures and increased economic uncertainty.
Commonwealth Bank has reported a 7 per cent increase in profit to $10.98 billion driven by loan and deposit growth, but says mortgage applications are down 15 per cent since the federal budget while growth is slowing as higher interest rates and costs put pressure on family budgets.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Christian Horner and.
There are two long-standing issues involving F1 that can be solved in one fell swoop – Williams are bad right now and Christian Horner is no longer in the sport.
However, this is not likely to happen anytime soon because bizarrely nobody (until now) is really talking about it as an option.
The first issue is Horner's alone – he wants back in the F1 paddock but not like last time when he was 'just' team principal at Red Bull.
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The 52-year-old Englishman was sacked at Red Bull last July and having now served his termination clause that required him to stay away from F1 for a year, he is eager to return.
Lewis Hamilton has ticked nearly every box in his career, almost certainly bookending his Formula 1 story racing for its biggest teams in McLaren and Ferrari.
Throw in Mercedes, and in an F1 timeline crossing 20 seasons, he has driven for arguably the three biggest teams during his era.
I say arguably because there is one team missing from that list, and sadly it's not Williams as they were already on the downturn once the seven-time world champion made his debut in 2007.
It's of course Red Bull, a team that for at least half his career, Hamilton has always been a chief rival against.
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Much of the south-east corner, including the Gold Coast, will see strong winds and a possible short storm on Monday afternoon. (ABC News: Dominic Cansdale)
South-east and central Queensland will see windy weather today, with possible short, sharp showers, before clearing on Tuesday.
It is expected to be mostly clear in northern and western parts of the state today, with slightly warmer temperatures.
More cloud and isolated showers could be in store on Wednesday west of the range, before clearing on Thursday.
The state's south-east corner is in for strong winds and a possible "short burst" of rain this afternoon, as several regions enjoy their Royal Queensland Show public holiday.
Westerly winds, showers and a drop in temperature are expected in Brisbane as the first full week of the Ekka kicks off, with potential thunderstorms to hit the city by Monday afternoon.
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Harry Clark said a trough moving through south-east Queensland on Monday would bring a sudden shift in the weather.
“It will have a line of showers and thunderstorms – potentially quite gusty ones – as it moves through. And behind it, quite brisk and freshy westerly winds,” the senior meteorologist said.
The “Ekka winds”, common in south-east Queensland at this time of year, could reach 40km/h to 60km/h.
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Primero Miguel Merentiel y luego Milton Delgado no pudieron anotar el 1 a 1 en una acción inexplicable. Repasala.
A los 38 minutos del primer tiempo, Boca tuvo una chance inmejorable para empatárselo a Recoleta por la ida de los octavos de final de la Copa Sudamericana. Tras un gran desborde de Leonel Flores, Miguel Merentiel cabeceó dentro del área chico y la pelota se estrelló en el palo y, segundos más tarde, Milton Delgado estampó un derechazo en el travesaño, el balón picó en la línea y volvió a pegar en el parante.
Pese a que no estuvo sólido en defensa durante el primer tiempo, Boca generó chances como para empatarlo tras el sorpresivo gol de Pedro Ríos a los cinco minutos. La más clara tuvo lugar sobre el final de la etapa inicial, cuando Leonel Flores desbordó por el costado izquierdo y, casi sobre la línea de fondo, tiró un centro atrás para Miguel Merentiel. Con el arquero vencido y un defensor entre medio, el uruguayo quiso cambiarla de palo y la pelota se estrelló contra el poste izquierdo.
Pedro Ríos, de Recoleta, festeja el 1 a 0 ante Boca (EFE).
Boca empezó con todo en contra el partido ante Recoleta, en Huracán, por la ida de los octavos de final de la Copa Sudamericana. Los paraguayos se pusieron en ventaja con un poco de fortuna, ya que el remate de Pedro Ríos se desvió en Milton Delgado y descolocó al arquero Álvaro Montero, quien no pudo llegar a la pelota, que ingresó por abajo, al lado del palo derecho. El ex Vélez no tuvo la suficiente repentización aunque tampoco era sencillo llegar a contrapie.
En ese gol también hubo una marca deficitaria previa de Luciano Di Lollo, quien permitió el giro con pelota de otro futbolista de Recoleta antes del remate de Ríos.
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The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition is available now
This is one of those games I never thought I'd see on a storefront again. While their efforts have been mixed, Aspyr has at least helped some games I've always wanted in hand again see the light of day. This is continuing, surprisingly, TODAY. You can now buy The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition, which brings back to title with full co-op capability and more. Check out the details below!
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