Tallinn's new €20 million Olympic pool tender follows two collapsed rounds involving the same bidder, fueling a former mayor's warning about the process.
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Furloughed Designer Turned a Garage Hobby Into £100k in Sales
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Data readiness now decides whether AI agents pay off or fail fast, with most AI project failures traced to unready data, Gartner research finds.
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Green Firms Win Cheap Credit While Carmakers Face a Squeeze
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IMF’s AI Warning to Central Banks Echoes 2007’s Quant Quake
The IMF's Tobias Adrian wants tighter AI oversight in banking after warning that synchronized algorithmic trades could revive 2007-style market herding.
Jackson Swimmers Reach Junior Olympics as Their Home Pool Falters
Four Jackson Barracudas swimmers head to the AAU Junior Olympic Games in Des Moines days after their fifty-year-old home pool's pump failed mid-meet.
A Glasgow Curry House Owner Set Up Banks’ Bowls Decider
A shock win by a 67-year-old Pakistani restaurant owner over Fiji, not just Banks' own form, is why his bowls medal hopes now hinge on facing England.
LA Film Production Sinks Despite California’s $750 Million Bet
California's overhauled $750 million film tax credit drew a record wave of productions, but Los Angeles shoot days just fell to their lowest point in a year.