371 of 571 referees in pro leagues found to have accounts
152 officials found to be actively placing bets
Turkey’s football federation (TFF) will launch disciplinary action against referees found to have bet on football matches after discovering that hundreds of them had betting accounts, its president said on Monday.
The TFF president, Ibrahim Haciosmanoglu, said a federation investigation — based on data from state institutions — revealed that 371 of 571 active referees in Turkey’s professional leagues had betting accounts, and 152 of them were actively gambling.
Sunday’s defeat to Lazio was third loss in the last week
Juventus have sacked their head coach, Igor Tudor, after failing to win their last eight matches in all competitions, the Serie A club said on Monday.
“Juventus FC announces that it has today relieved Igor Tudor of his duties as coach of the men’s first team, along with his staff,” the Italian club said in a statement, a day after their 1-0 defeat to Lazio. Massimo Brambilla, head coach of the reserve team, will temporarily take over as the first team manager, the club added.
Early results in Argentina's legislative elections on Sunday showed a landslide victory for President Javier Milei as voters overwhelmingly backed his free-market reforms and deep austerity measures, providing a strong boost for the libertarian leader to continue his economic overhaul.
Top Chinese and US economic officials on Sunday hashed out the framework of a trade deal for US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to decide on later this week that would pause steeper American tariffs and Chinese rare earths export controls, US officials said.
Novartis has been proactively striking deals this year to address the impending patent cliff for some of its blockbuster drugs, including Entresto for heart failure, Xolair for asthma and Cosentyx for autoimmune diseases.
Three people were killed and 29 injured, including six children, in a Russian overnight air attack on Kyiv that destroyed two high-rise apartment buildings, Ukrainian officials said on Sunday.
Two players were walking to a cafe from their Indore hotel
A man has been arrested after being identified on CCTV
A man has been arrested for approaching two of Australia’s women cricketers and allegedly touching them inappropriately in Indore, Indian police said on Saturday.
Kohli (74*): ‘We’ve played some of our best cricket here’
Rohit Sharma hit a century and Virat Kohli 74 to drive India to a nine-wicket win in the third one-day international in what will almost certainly be the pair’s final appearances in Australia in their country’s colours.
Australia secured series honours with victories in the first two matches in Perth and Adelaide but India’s bowlers skittled the home side for 236 and the two former captains got the tourists over the line with a partnership of 168 runs.
The palace said she had been hospitalized since 2019 due to several illnesses and developed a bloodstream infection on October 17 before passing away late on Friday.
Treasury accuses Gustavo Petro of ‘allowing drug cartels to flourish’ as president attacks Trump’s ‘oppressive regime’
The US treasury department has announced sanctions on Colombian president Gustavo Petro, one of Donald Trump’s harshest international critics.
“President Petro has allowed drug cartels to flourish and refused to stop this activity,” treasury secretary Scott Bessent wrote in a post on X. “Today President Trump is taking strong action to protect our nation.”
Prime minister Charnvirakul cancels trip to Asean summit in Malaysia after news of the Queen Mother’s death
Thailand’s Queen Mother Sirikit, who brought glamour to a postwar revival in the country’s monarchy and who, in later years, would occasionally wade into politics, has died aged 93, the Thai Royal Household bureau has announced.
The palace said she had been hospitalised since 2019 due to several illnesses and developed a bloodstream infection on 17bOctober before passing away late on Friday.
New regulation will allow US authorities to require non-citizens to be photographed at any point of departure
The US will expand the use of facial recognition technology to track non-citizens entering and leaving the country in order to combat visa overstays and passport fraud, according to a government document published on Friday.
A new regulation will allow US border authorities to require non-citizens to be photographed at airports, seaports, land crossings and any other point of departure, expanding on an earlier pilot program. Under the regulation, set to take effect on 26 December, US authorities could require the submission of other biometrics, such as fingerprints or DNA, the document said.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Le président américain Donald Trump a gracié le fondateur et ancien directeur général de Binance, Changpeng Zhao, a annoncé jeudi la Maison blanche.
La porte-parole de la Maison blanche Karoline Leavitt a déclaré que Donald Trump avait "exercé son autorité constitutionnelle en accordant une grâce à (Changpeng) Zhao, poursuivi par l'administration (de l'ex-président Joe) Biden dans le cadre de sa guerre contre les crypto-monnaies".
Changpeng Zhao avait été condamné l'an dernier à quatre mois d'emprisonnement pour avoir enfreint les lois contre le blanchiment d'argent aux Etats-Unis, des accusations pour lesquelles il avait plaidé coupable.
Zhao, one of the most powerful people in the crypto world, had to step down as chief of Binance when the company agreed to a $4.3 billion settlement with the US government to end a years-long probe.
Britain's King Charles and Pope Leo prayed together in the Vatican's Sistine Chapel on Thursday, in the first joint worship since King Henry VIII broke away from Rome in 1534.
(Reuters) - Le fabricant finlandais d'équipements de télécommunications Nokia a fait état jeudi d'un bénéfice nettement supérieur aux attentes au troisième trimestre, porté par la forte demande dans les domaines de l'optique et du cloud, notamment les ventes de centres de données axés sur l'IA après l'acquisition d'Infinera.
L'action Nokia a bondi de 10,6% à 5,2 euros vers 07h17 GMT, touchant son plus haut niveau depuis 2022 et ajoutant 3 milliards d’euros à la capitalisation boursière du groupe, désormais évaluée à 30 milliards.
Le bénéfice d'exploitation comparable pour le trimestre à fin septembre a atteint 435 millions d'euros, alors que les analystes tablaient sur 342 millions selon les données LSEG.
(Reuters) - STMicroelectronics a déclaré jeudi anticiper un chiffre d'affaires net de 3,28 milliards de dollars (2,81 milliards d'euros) au quatrième trimestre, un objectif en-dessous des attentes du marché.
Les analystes tablaient sur un chiffre d'affaires de 3,34 milliards de dollars au quatrième trimestre, selon les données LSEG.
"La dynamique des ventes est inférieure aux attentes", écrivent les analystes de Jefferies dans une note.
(Reuters) - Airbus, Leonardo et Thales ont dévoilé jeudi un accord préliminaire pour joindre leurs forces en matière de satellites après des mois de négociations et contrer leurs rivaux, à commencer par Starlink d'Elon Musk.
Les plus grands groupes de l'industrie spatiale européenne ont annoncé jeudi la signature d'un protocole d’accord (MoU) en vue de créer un groupe de satellites européens qui pourrait être opérationnel en 2027.
Il s'agit du rapprochement le plus ambitieux entre des acteurs européens du secteur depuis la création du fabricant de missiles MBDA en 2001.
(Reuters) - Dassault Systèmes chute en Bourse jeudi après avoir abaissé ses prévisions de chiffre d’affaires annuel à une fourchette de 4 à 6%, contre 6 à 8% précédemment, citant la trajectoire de croissance à l’issue des neuf premiers mois de l’année.
Le fabricant français de logiciels, qui a néanmoins confirmé sa prévision annuelle de croissance du BNPA dilué non-IFRS, a fait état d'un chiffre d'affaires total en hausse de 5% à 1,46 milliard d’euros au troisième trimestre.
Vers 07h44 GMT, le titre Dassault Systèmes chute de 14,58% à 25,73 euros, se retrouvant en bas de l’indice européen STOXX 600, tandis que le CAC 40 est en hausse de 0,51% au même moment.
PARIS (Reuters) - Le groupe aérospatial Thales a réaffirmé jeudi ses objectifs financiers annuels, faisant état de ventes et de nouvelles commandes supérieures aux attentes pour les neuf premiers mois de l'année, stimulés par les dépenses militaires et la demande en matière d'avionique.
Le premier groupe européen d'électronique de défense a annoncé une hausse organique de son chiffre d'affaires de 9,1%, à 15,26 milliards d'euros sur les neuf premiers mois de son exercice. Sa plus grande division, celle dédiée à la défense, a enregistré une croissance organique de 14% sur cette période.
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