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Copper prices hit a new high, with Citigroup bullish on reaching $13,000 next

Copper prices hit a record high, with Citigroup predicting that copper prices will reach USD 13,000 per ton in the second quarter of next year, influenced by U.S. stockpiling. Citigroup analysts believe that factors such as loose interest rates and fiscal expansion will support copper prices until 2026. Market expectations regarding U.S. import tariffs have led to inventory depletion. A Bloomberg report states that the copper market will face a shortage next year. Wall Street predictions are divided, with Macquarie and Goldman Sachs taking a conservative stance on copper prices

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AbbVie-Sponsored Symposium at ESMO Asia 2025 Highlights Urgent Medical Need in Platinum-Resistant Advanced Ovarian Cancer

An AbbVie-sponsored symposium at ESMO Asia 2025 addressed the critical need for new strategies to define and treat platinum resistance in advanced ovarian cancer. Experts highlighted that platinum-resistant advanced ovarian cancer has a poor prognosis and current treatment options are limited and often accompanied by significant side effects, affecting patients' quality of life. The discussion emphasized exploring novel approaches, including Antibody Drug Conjugates (ADCs), to improve efficacy, tolerability, and patient outcomes in this challenging disease.

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REG - Morgan Stanley & Co. Wood Group (John) PLC - Form 8.5 (EPT/RI)-John Wood Group plc

Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc has made a public dealing disclosure under Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code concerning John Wood Group plc. The disclosure includes details of purchases, sales, and derivative transactions involving John Wood Group's securities. No indemnity or option arrangements were reported. The disclosure is part of regulatory requirements for exempt principal traders dealing in a client-serving capacity.

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Apple, Google, Samsung ask India to not accept telecom proposal over privacy concerns and warn of regulatory overreach-sources, document

Apple, Google, Samsung ask India to not accept telecom proposal over privacy concerns and warn of regulatory overreach-sources, document

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EXCLUSIVE-India weighs greater phone-location surveillance; Apple, Google and Samsung protest

India is reviewing a proposal for mandatory always-on satellite location tracking in smartphones, opposed by Apple, Google, and Samsung due to privacy concerns. The proposal aims to improve surveillance accuracy but raises significant privacy and security issues. No global precedent exists for such device-level tracking, and the debate has intensified following the revocation of a state-run app mandate. The proposal could turn phones into surveillance devices, sparking concerns among privacy advocates and industry experts.

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