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[MELBOURNE] ANZ Group Holdings expects 3,500 employees to leave the bank by September 2026, the lender said on Tuesday (Sep 9).ANZ also plans to reduce engagements with consultants and other third parties, according to the statement, as it seeks to “simplify” and “strengthen its focus on its priorities”. The job cuts are part of a revamp by chief executive officer Nuno Matos. The newly-installed boss was forced to apologise last month after a botched communication of a redundancy plan. BLOOMBERG

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Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 17 family of devices in just a matter of hours, and a new leak appears to have shared our first look at one of its new accessories. The Crossbody Strap has been rumored, and a leaker claims to have one. That leaker, Sonny Dickson, has shared images of the rumored Crossbody Strap for the upcoming iPhones. The color is a bright orange and appears to match up with previous leaks relating to upcoming iPhone 17 accessories. Those leaks included one by Majin Bu, who shared details of a new TechWoven case with space…

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SACRAMENTO, Calif., Sept. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Prominently featured in The Inner Circle, Ellen D. Chan is acknowledged as Nurse of the Year for her contributions to Advancing Nursing Education and Professional Development. Ellen D. Chan With over three decades of experience in nursing and education, Ellen D. Chan has dedicated her career to enhancing patient care and shaping the next generation of nurses. Since 1993, she has served as a licensed and registered nurse with Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, currently holding the role of Registered Nurse IV at Kaiser…

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In the moment, Sunday’s instant classic between the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills seemed like a catastrophic loss for Lamar Jackson’s squad, while the win was euphoric for Josh Allen’s team. But moving forward, the final result might not be the indicator of what’s to come. That’s how Greg Olsen feels about the Bills’ 41-40 win on Sunday night, in which Buffalo came back from a 15-point deficit in the fourth quarter. In fact, the NFL on FOX analyst feels slightly better about the Ravens moving forward than the team they took down because of how they were able to get…

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RALEIGH, N.C. — Two North Carolina constitutional amendments approved by voters — including a photo voter identification mandate — are enforceable, a trial court panel ruled three years after appeals judges declared they could be nullified because state lawmakers who helped put them on 2018 ballots came from districts tainted by illegal racial bias. A panel of three Superior Court judges agreed late last week with GOP legislative leaders who wanted dismissed a lawsuit that focused on whether certain legislative actions could be voided if enough General Assembly members elected from racially gerrymandered districts swayed the outcome. The amendment referendums…

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[HOUSTON] Oil prices settled higher on Monday, recovering some of last week’s losses, after producer group Opec+ opted for a modest output hike and investors priced in the possibility of more sanctions on Russian crude.Opec+ flagged plans to further increase production from October, but the amount was less than some analysts had anticipated. Reuters reported earlier this month that members were considering another hike.“The market had run ahead of itself in regard to this Opec+ increase,” said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank. “Today we’re seeing a classic sell the rumour, buy the fact reaction.”Brent crude settled up 52…

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Jim Johnson has been named head of Intel’s Client Computing Group, headlining a list of changes Intel made Monday to its leadership team. As part of the moves, Intel announced the departure of Michelle Johnston Holthaus, the former co-chief executive and head of Intel Products. Johnson had served as the interim head of Intel’s CCG as Holthaus took on senior roles. Now, his official title will be senior vice president and general manager, responsible for the PC and edge ecosystems, Intel said. Johnson has worked at Intel for 40 years, including in the Technology and Manufacturing Group and the Networking…

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More than 100,000 people in the United States are waiting for an organ transplant. But only slightly more than half of them are expected to receive an organ within five years.  Now, a congressional investigation is raising serious questions about whether non-profit groups meant to secure organs for transplants from deceased donors are doing enough. The groups, called organ procurement organizations, or OPOs, are “failing” to secure many organs that could be recovered, according to a House subcommittee investigating the organ donation and transplant system.”Seventeen to 20 people a day die on the wait list because they can’t get organs, and…

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Washington — Democrats on the House Oversight Committee on Monday released a birthday message allegedly written by President Trump to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday. The president has denied penning the message, which includes what appears to be the outline of a woman’s body. The committee subpoenaed Epstein’s estate in August seeking documents and other materials as part of its investigation into the U.S. government’s handling of the case. The alleged letter from Mr. Trump was included in a book put together by longtime Epstein associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, a convicted sex trafficker, for his birthday in 2003. Rep. Robert…

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[BANGKOK] Thailand’s central bank vowed to take steps to ease baht volatility and limit the influence of gold prices after the local currency rallied to a four-year high.The baht rallied to its highest level since June 2021 on Monday, extending its gains this year to 7 per cent. The surge is seen as a body blow to the trade-reliant Thailand as it deals with the fallout of a 19 per cent US tariff on its exports. The baht strength also discourages foreign tourists, a key source of revenue for the South-east Asian nation. The Bank of Thailand said baht was being…

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