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Coleen Rooney stuns I’m A Celebrity viewers as she takes jungle shower in bikini after horror trialHP GAVE an outlook for profit in the current quarter that fell short of estimates, suggesting a setback in the personal computer (PC) market’s recovery from a yearslong slump. Earnings, excluding some items, will be 70 US cents to 76 US cents a share in the fiscal first quarter, the company said on Tuesday (Nov 26). Analysts, on average, projected 86 US cents in the period ending in January, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. For the fiscal year, profit will be US$3.45 to US$3.75 a share, compared with an average estimate of US$3.60. An increase in component costs, rather than any issues with demand, is hurting profitability, chief executive officer Enrique Lores said. Prices of parts should decline as the year goes on, he added. The shares fell about 6 per cent in extended trading after closing at US$39.10 in New York. The stock had jumped 30 per cent this year to the close. The PC market had seen a historic decline in recent years after many consumers, businesses and schools purchased laptops in the early months of the pandemic. While signs of a rebound began to materialise this year, shipments again dipped in the third quarter, industry analyst firm IDC said in October. PC makers had hoped that new machines touted as better for artificial intelligence workloads would spur demand. But “buyers have yet to see clear benefits or business value”, Mikako Kitagawa, an analyst at Gartner, said last month. For the fiscal fourth quarter, HP reported sales increased 1.7 per cent to US$14.1 billion, just ahead of analyst expectations. It marked the company’s second consecutive period of year-over-year revenue growth after eight straight quarters of declines. Profit, excluding some items, was 93 US cents per share, in line with estimates. HP’s personal computer business reported revenue rose 2 per cent to US$9.59 billion, missing the average estimate of US$9.74 billion. This was due to a smaller-than-expected boost in sales of computers to business. The release of Microsoft’s new edition of Windows has not fuelled PC demand as quickly as in previous releases, Lores said. HP’s printing segment grew 1 per cent to US$4.5 billion, the first expansion for the business since late 2021. Analysts, on average, predicted a decline of almost 4 per cent. BLOOMBERGCHICAGO, Dec 6 (Reuters) - The head of the Federal Aviation Administration is working to streamline aircraft certification and strengthen oversight of Boeing (BA.N) , opens new tab in the aftermath of an in-flight emergency in January. FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker said in an interview the agency is also restructuring how it approaches its broader aviation oversight after a door panel missing four key bolts flew off an Alaska Airlines (ALK.N) , opens new tab Boeing 737 MAX 9 in January. Whitaker said he is reviewing the aircraft certification process. "We're reviewing that to make sure we're getting the right stuff and we have the right tools to understand it, and maybe injecting ourselves earlier in the process to understand what's happening is going to be more effective," Whitaker said, adding the FAA is working to use "better technology" to help streamline the process. At one point, Boeing hoped to get the MAX 7 certified in 2022 but has faced a series of issues. Boeing in January withdrew its request for a safety exemption to address an engine de-icing issue . Whitaker told Reuters he thought Boeing would submit a proposed de-icing fix as soon as this month. Boeing declined to comment. The MAX 7 must be certified before the FAA can certify the larger MAX 10. Delays have prompted airlines to push back delivery timetables. Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci told Reuters in September he does not expect to receive 737 MAX 10s until at least mid-2026. The FAA has drastically boosted oversight of Boeing , moving away from being "too hands off" to more in-person inspections in what Whitaker calls a "permanent change." "I think we've ramped up the level of oversight," he said. "The inspection points need to be focused on the key parts of that production process." Whitaker revamped an agency committee on oversight , opens new tab to meet more often and include more senior officials. The FAA is moving to "continuously review our oversight models" for Boeing, airlines, air traffic controllers and others -- a new approach that "should give us a more agile oversight approach and prevent what may have been happening in the past." Sign up here. Reporting by David Shepardson; editing by Jonathan Oatis Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tab777 jili casino login 。

By A Correspondent Football fans gathered at Dzivarasekwa Stadium this past Sunday for a special four-team tournament held in honour of former Dynamos striker Norman Maroto, who left an enduring legacy both on and off the field. The Norman Maroto Legends Cup brought together former football professionals, local talent, and emerging stars, showcasing a blend of skill, sportsmanship, and respect for the game. “This tournament goes beyond just playing football. It’s a celebration of Norman Maroto’s remarkable career and a reminder of football’s power to inspire and unite people. We wanted to come together this holiday season to support his family and honour his memory,” said organiser Nkululeko Dhlamini. Paul Muuya, a spokesperson for the Maroto family, expressed gratitude: “The family is deeply moved by the overwhelming support. It’s a great privilege to witness the football community come together to recognise my father’s contributions to Zimbabwean football and demonstrate that unity is strength.” The matches were played in the true spirit of friendly competition, reflecting the event’s focus on unity while paying tribute to a legendary goal-scorer and sports icon who left an unforgettable legacy in local football.

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Trump Taps Former Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott to Head Customs and Border ProtectionGus Atkinson claimed a superb hat-trick as England took command of the second Test against New Zealand, knocking over the home side’s tail in style. The Surrey seamer took out Nathan Smith, Matt Henry and Tim Southee with three successive deliveries, the 15th time an English bowler has achieved the feat in Test cricket. Atkinson turned the heat on the Black Caps in his ninth over, racking up three different modes of dismissal to end their innings on 125 and hand the tourists a lead of 155. The 26-year-old uprooted Smith’s middle stump with the third ball of his over, then had Henry backing away from a short ball that he fended to Ben Duckett at gully. Last man Tim Southee stood between Atkinson and a place in the history books but had no answer as the ball came full and straight, smashing his front pad dead in front of middle stump. Southee reviewed the lbw decision in hope more than expectation but England’s celebrations were already well under way. Rod Tucker raised his finger for a second time to seal the deal, with Atkinson registering the 50th Test hat-trick in world cricket – 47 in the men’s game and three in the women’s. The last player to get one was South Africa’s Keshav Maharaj in 2021, with Moeen Ali the most recent to do so for England, against the Proteas at the Oval in 2017. Stuart Broad took two in his career, making Atkinson the 14th England player on the list. Brydon Carse had earlier dismissed Tom Blundell and Will O’Rourke in the space of three deliveries as New Zealand lost their last five batters for 39.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have already added one superstar this offseason. They could pull off a trade at the winter meetings to bring another star pitcher to Los Angeles. The Dodgers signed Blake Snell to a five-year, $182 million deal this winter. With the winter meetings approaching, The Athletic's Jim Bowden proposed this trade that brings Devin Williams from the Milwaukee Brewers to Los Angeles: Dodgers receive: right-handed pitcher Devin Williams Brewers receive: second baseman Gavin Lux and left-handed pitcher Justin Wrobleski Williams is a two-time All-Star and two-time Trevor Hoffman Reliever of the Year. He will be a free agent following this season and the Brewers have a history of trading stars before they eventually walk in free agency. Spotrac projects Williams to sign a five-year, $70 million deal after the season. Williams could serve as the closer the Dodgers have been searching for. Meanwhile, the pieces the Dodgers would be sending back could prove valuable to Milwaukee. They are likely going to lose Willy Adames in free agency. Lux could fill a hole left in their infield as a result. Lux has started 328 games for the Dodgers since 2021. His starts have primarily come at second base, but he has the ability to plug in and play shortstop. The Brewers could also slide Platinum Glover Brice Turang to shortstop which was the position coming up with the team. Wrobleski made 18 starts between Double-A and Triple-A last season. With his club control, the Brewers could view him as a potential piece of their rotation for the future. More MLB: Dodgers could bring $180 million superstar to LA with yet another deferred deal

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