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Sony Raises PS5 Price In Select Markets, Cites "Challenging" Conditions
Welp, Sony has just rolled out a price increase for the PlayStation 5. On Sunday (April 13), the gaming company released a new blog post announcing a price increase for the PS5 in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand amid a whirlwind of tariffs and inflation. In a statement, Sony cited the "challenging" global economy as the main reason for the increase and referred to the choice to raise prices as a "tough decision" on their behalf.
Share Market Highlights 23 January 2025: Sensex, Nifty climb amid global optimism; UltraTech Cement, M&M lead gains
Go Digit: Net profit at Rs 119 cr vs Rs 42.9 cr, Revenue at Rs. 2084 cr vs Rs 1980 cr (YoY). (Positive) E2E Network: Net profit at Rs 11.6 cr vs Rs 5.6 cr, Revenue at Rs. 41.6 cr vs Rs 24.0 cr(YoY).
Brokerage Radar | HSBC cuts HDFC Bank's target price, Citi lifts Persistent's
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Price increases at bottom of parcel market should be positive for FedEx, UPS
Investing.com -- The parcel market is evolving with more emphasis on price, which Wells Fargo (NYSE:) analysts believe will benefit major players like FedEx (NYSE:) and UPS in 2025. In a nte Wednesday, the firm highlighted that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), aiming to remain competitive, has announced substantial rate hikes that could reshape the dynamics at the lower end of the market. USPS plans to raise prices for Parcel Select by 9.2% in 2025, following a hefty 25% average increase last July.
Share Market Highlights on 27 May 2024: Sensex, Nifty trade higher amid mixed global trends; analysts expect momentum to continue
Cochin Shipyard: Net profit at Rs258.8 cr vs Rs 39.3 cr, Revenue at Rs 1286 cr vs Rs 600 cr. (YoY) Affle: Net profit at Rs 87 cr vs Rs 62 cr, Revenue at Rs 506 cr vs Rs 356 cr. (YoY) S Chand: Net profit at Rs 170 cr vs Rs 134 cr, Revenue at Rs 471 cr vs Rs 391 cr.
Peacock Premium Increasing In Price For The Second Year In A Row
This post may contain affiliate links and we may earn a commission. Learn more Peacock is increasing in price for the second year in a row, and the rolling out of the price increase appears to be strategically timed as well. The 2024 Olympic Games are scheduled to take place between July 26 and August 11, 2024 and Peacock is set to be the streaming home of this year’s summer games.
Teenager dies after being struck by car on N17 in Co Mayo
A 17-year-old boy has died after being struck by a car on the N17 in Co Mayo last night. The teenager was a pedestrian on a stretch of road adjacent to where three members of a family - Úna Bowden and her two daughters, Ciara and Saorise - died last Tuesday. The incident happened at around 9.20pm and the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. His body was removed to Mayo University Hospital where a post-mortem examination will take place. No other injuries were reported.
Russia fires missiles and drones in overnight attack
Russia launched 16 missile sand 11 drones at Ukraine in an overnight air attack, Ukraine's air force has said. In a statement on Telegram, the air force said it had managed to down nine of the drones and nine of the missiles. It did not identify their targets.
Stormont leaders focus on stability amid DUP upheaval
Stormont's leaders have stressed a desire to maintain stability in the fledgling powersharing executive, amid the upheaval in the DUP following the shock resignation of Jeffrey Donaldson. Mr Donaldson quit on Friday after being charged with several historical sexual offences. East Belfast MP Gavin Robinson, who was deputy leader, has been appointed interim DUP leader.
GPO commemoration to mark 1916 Easter Rising
President Michael D Higgins, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Tánaiste Micheál Martin will lead the ceremony to mark the anniversary of the 1916 rising at the GPO in Dublin at noon. Representatives from the Army, the Air Corps and the Naval Service will take part in the ceremony, which will conclude with an Air Corps fly past and prayers of remembrance. The President will lay a wreath to commemorate those who died after which a minute's silence will be observed.
Truce talks between Israel and Hamas to resume - reports
Talks aimed at brokering a truce between Israel and Hamas in Gaza will resume in Cairo today, according to reports by Egyptian outlet Al-Qahera, days after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave the green light for fresh negotiations.
Teenage pedestrian dies in Co Mayo incident on N17
Teenage pedestrian dies in Co Mayo incident on N17 Updated / Sunday, 31 Mar 2024 07:55 The road has been closed and local diversions are in place A 17-year-old boy has died after being struck by a vehicle on the N17 in Co Mayo last night. The teenager was a pedestrian on a stretch of road adjacent to where three members of a family - Úna Bowden and her two daughters, Ciara and Saorise - died last Tuesday.
Race for the White House hangs in the balance
Thursday night's Democratic Party fundraiser for Joe Biden’s re-election campaign was notable for three reasons: party unity, with three Presidents on one stage; the amount of money it raised; and the intrusion of Gaza protests. The latter were not large, either on the streets outside, or in the shape of the hecklers inside (at a minimum ticket price of $250 in a 6,000-seat concert hall it was always going to be difficult to make much noise).
Trans visibility is 'an act of defiance' - TCD student
The president-elect of Trinity College Dublin Students' Union (TCDSU) has spoken about the importance of trans visibility, describing it as "an act of defiance". Jenny Maguire, 22, was speaking on International Transgender Day of Visibility, an annual event dedicated to celebrating transgender people, and raising awareness of the discrimination faced by the community around the world.
At least 7 killed and 30 injured in car blast in Syria
At least seven people were killed and thirty injured in a car blast in a busy market place in the rebel held Syrian town Azaz near the Turkish border, residents and rescuers told Reuters. They said the blast occurred during peak late-night shopping after breaking of the fast during the Muslim month of Ramadan. "It's timing comes with heavy congestion by shoppers," said Yaseen Shalabi who was near the site of the explosion shopping with his family. There was no immediate claim of responsibility.
Deputy First Minister 'determined to provide stability'
DUP Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland Emma Little-Pengelly has described her shock at the resignation of party leader Jeffrey Donaldson as she vowed to work to "provide stability". Lagan Valley MP Mr Donaldson quit as DUP leader yesterday and was suspended by the party after he was charged with historical sexual offences. The 61-year-old politician, who was arrested and charged on Thursday, will appear in court in Newry, Co Down, on 24 April.
Wreaths laid in tribute to those who died during Rising
Relatives of those involved in the Easter Rising have laid wreaths in tribute this afternoon. The 1916 Residents' Association commemorates those involved in the Easter Rising in a non-political and non-religious way every year. The event took place at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin city centre. After a reading of the 1916 proclamation, wreaths were laid to honour those who lost their lives. The former taoiseach Bertie Ahern delivered an address at the ceremony.
Pope to lead Easter celebrations despite health concerns
Pope Francis is expected to lead Easter services at the Vatican today and tomorrow after his last-minute cancelation of a major Good Friday procession revived questions about his health. The 87-year-old pontiff was still scheduled to preside over a 6.30pm Easter vigil at Saint Peter's basilica in front of thousands of pilgrims from around the world, the Vatican has confirmed. On Easter Sunday, the pontiff normally holds a mass and his "Urbi et Orbi" blessing that is transmitted around the globe.
Clocks go forward tonight as 'summer time' begins
'Summer time' in Ireland will officially begin this weekend with clocks going forward by one hour overnight tonight. At 1am clocks will go forward an hour to 2am. Most smartphones, tablets and computers will update automatically. The practice of changing the clocks was first introduced in 1916 to save energy costs during World War I. Under EU law all 28 member states observe the change with clocks going forward on the last Sunday in March and going back on the last Sunday in October.
Easter bank holiday brings higher risk of road deaths
Checkpoints are in place across the country as part of a Garda Bank Holiday Road Enforcement Operation. The campaign is aimed at making roads safer by highlighting dangers facing motorists and an increased focus of targeting road users who flout the law. Gardaí are warning motorists that the risk of being killed or seriously injured in road crashes is particularly high today.
Several people taken hostage in Dutch night club
Several people are being held hostage in the eastern Dutch town of Ede and homes in the area have been evacuated, police have said. There was no indication of a terrorist motive, police said. Several special police units had been deployed to the scene, a building in the centre of town, police said in a statement posted on social media. They added that 150 homes had been evacuated and the public was asked to stay away from the area.
Five killed in Gaza aid delivery chaos - medics
The Palestine Red Crescent has said five people were killed and dozens wounded by gunfire and a stampede during an aid delivery in Gaza, where famine is looming. AFP video footage shows a convoy of trucks moving quickly past burning debris near the distribution point in pre-dawn darkness as people shout and gunfire echoes - some of which was warning shots, witnesses said.
Woman dies in two-car collision in Co Tipperary
A woman in her 30s has died following a two-car collision on the N24 in Co Tipperary last night. The crash happened at Kilsheelan at around 10pm where a passenger in one of the cars was pronounced dead at the scene. The body of the deceased was removed to Waterford University Hospital, where a post-mortem examination is due to take place. The driver of the car, a man in his 40s, was also taken to WUH with non-life-threatening injuries.
Migration policy hardens as Govt senses public backlash
Taoiseach-in-waiting Simon Harris will meet ministers in the coming weeks to discuss his priorities for Government which he is set to lead from 9 April. As he prepares to press the "reset" button for his party, it is already becoming clear that a hardening of migration policy will be a central part of that approach.
Blind woman forges her own path to pursue teaching dream
A Dublin woman who became blind after brain tumour surgery is forging her own path to pursue her dream of a career in teaching. Claire Shorten, from Ballinteer, lost her vision in 2011, when she was a student at Maynooth University. Several years later she returned to Maynooth to complete her undergraduate degree in geography and history, and then a Professional Master of Education programme.
Ukraine imposes emergency blackouts after Russian strikes
Ukraine said that it had imposed emergency blackouts on several regions after Russia fired dozens of missiles and drones at its power stations. Moscow has stepped up its aerial bombardment of Ukraine in recent weeks, targeting energy infrastructure in response to Ukrainian assaults on Russia's border regions.
Donaldson resignation political bombshell out of the blue
This is a political earthquake that came out of the blue. The first tremors were felt early this morning when it was noted that all of Jeffrey Donaldson's social media accounts had been deactivated. When contacted, a number of DUP sources said they had been trying to reach their party leader since yesterday afternoon but could not do so. It was noted that the PSNI had issued a statement saying a 61-year-old man had been arrested and charged with historical sexual offences.
'Sad day' as funerals held for three Armagh crash victims
Funeral services for three of the four people killed in a single-car crash near Armagh last weekend are taking place on Good Friday. Marina Crilly, 24, Emma Mallon, 22, Philip Mitchell, 27, and Keith Morrison, 22, all from the Armagh area, were formally named by police on Wednesday as the victims of the road crash last weekend. The collision, which involved a grey Volkswagen Golf, happened on the Ballynahonemore Road at around 2.10am on Sunday.
Priority to ensure power-sharing delivers - O'Neill
Northern Ireland's First Minister Michelle O'Neill has said her priority is to "ensure the four-party Executive coalition delivers for the whole of our community now and in the future". It follows the news that Jeffrey Donaldson has stepped down as DUP leader after being charged with historical sexual offences. In a statement issued shortly before 1pm, the DUP's ruling party officer team announced that Mr Donaldson was stepping down with immediate effect.
Changes to retirement, recruitment age in Defence Forces
Changes to the retirement age and the maximum recruitment age for military personnel come into effect today. The mandatory retirement age for both the Permanent Defence Forces (PDF) and the Reserve Defence Forces (RDF) has now been raised to 60. Lieutenant Colonel Iain Conlon of the Army Reserve said the higher recruitment age will mean that an older applicant - who in the past may not have considered a career in either the permanent or the reserve Defence Forces - will now be able to apply.
Overcrowding in Irish prisons 'a ticking time bomb' - POA
The Prison Officers Association (POA) is warning that overcrowding in Irish prisons is a "ticking time bomb". Gabriel Keaveny, Deputy General Secretary of the POA said the current levels of overcrowding in prisons have never been witnessed before. Speaking on RTÉ's News at One, he said: "We have never seen the levels of overcrowding here before.. It's very challenging for our members.
Most independents say they won't vote for Harris
Just one of the Dáil's 22 Independent TDs said they were going to vote with the Coalition when Fine Gael leader Simon Harris is nominated for Taoiseach on 9 April - however a number are still undecided. The Coalition has a slender majority and does not need the support of Independents, however the Government would welcome being able to count on some support.
Gardaí renew road safety warning for Easter weekend
Gardaí have renewed their warning to road users of the increased risk of being involved in a fatal or serious road traffic collision over bank holiday weekends. So far this year, 55 people have lost their lives in incidents on the roads, an increase of 13 on the same time last year. Road deaths in the first quarter of the year are now at the highest rate in a decade. An Garda Síochána's Easter Bank Holiday road safety enforcement campaign got under way at 7am yesterday.
Names of Troubles victims to be read aloud for last time
The names of all of those killed during the Troubles will be read aloud at a special service in Dublin for the last time later today. The commemoration, at the Dublin Unitarian Church on St Stephen's Green, is in its 22nd and final year. At midday, the names of the nearly 3,600 people who died as a result of the conflict in Northern Ireland will be read out. It will continue until approximately 3pm.
Simon Harris' plans to 'reset' Fine Gael
Simon Harris' plans to 'reset' Fine Gael Updated / Thursday, 28 Mar 2024 19:57 New broom, new rules. Simon Harris readies himself to overhaul his party. Áine Lawlor and the team assess the scale of the challenge he faces. Subscribe to the podcast on Apple or Spotify, listen on the RTÉ Player or download it here.
Martin asks Israel to 'show humanity' and allow Gaza aid
Tánaiste Micheál Martin has appealed to Israel to "show humanity" and allow more aid into Gaza amid a catastrophic humanitarian situation. Mr Martin made the comments at an event in Dublin with EU Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management Janez Lenarcic. Mr Lenarcic described the conditions in Gaza as "a man made disaster".
Five verdicts open to jury outlined at Stardust inquests
The coroner at the Stardust inquests has outlined the five verdicts that are open to the jury as the almost year-long proceedings move closer to conclusion. This morning, the coroner Dr Myra Cullinane said for the jurors to return a verdict of unlawful killing, then the standard of proof needed was "beyond a reasonable doubt". She said there were five possible verdicts available to them - accidental death, death by misadventure, unlawful killing, open verdict and narrative verdict.
More than 13,800 recorded as homeless last month
The number of people accessing emergency accommodation reached another record high last month. There were 13,841 people in emergency accommodation in February, of whom 4,170 were children and 9,671 were adults. It is the highest number of children who have been recorded as being in emergency accommodation since records began. The last highest to this point was 4,105 in November 2023.
Increase in number of social, affordable homes last year
There was an increase in the number of social and affordable homes delivered last year but the figures fell short of the Government's overall targets. The Housing for All plan had aimed to deliver 13,130 new social homes last year but the final figures for 2023 show that 11,939 homes were provided. More than 4,000 affordable housing options were also delivered which is more than double the previous year's figure.
Young politicals gather at Leinster House for Dáil na nÓg
More than 160 young delegates from Comhairle na nÓg youth groups across Ireland met in Dáil Éireann this morning to debate the critical issue of mental health, one of the biggest topics of concern to young people in Ireland, according to organisers. Mental health was identified by more than 3,000 young people across Comhairle na nÓg as their priority issue for discussion in advance of today, which they feel that the Government should do more to address.
Project highlights homelessness risk for disabled people
An organisation which helps thousands of people at risk of homelessness has launched a new 'front door' project which aims to highlight the importance of having a home. The Good Shepherd Centre provides emergency accommodation to between 30 and 40 people at any one time at its base centre in Kilkenny city. It also has 'forever home' units on its grounds as well as hundreds of other units which provide long-term housing to families and single people in Laois, Tipperary, Carlow and Kilkenny.
No plan for Putin to visit attack victims - Kremlin
The Kremlin gave no indication that President Vladimir Putin plans to visit family members of those killed in last Friday's attack on a Moscow concert hall, which killed 143 people. The Russian leader was seen lighting a candle for the victims at a Moscow church last week but has not visited the scene of the massacre or publicly met with its victims.
Devices seized in connection with €4m Donegal drug haul
Electronic devices and documents have been seized in connection with the discovery of cocaine with an estimated value of over €4m off the coast of Co Donegal last year. Two packages were discovered washed up at two separate locations in north Donegal on 19 July. The first package was found at Bá Bhaile Thiarnáin, Fánaid, while a second package was later discovered at Tramoe Beach in Dunfanaghy. Both packages, which weighed around 60kg, were recovered for analysis by Forensic Science Ireland.
Four arrests over suspected arson attack at Galway hotel
Four people have been arrested over a suspected arson attack at a hotel earmarked for asylum seekers in Co Galway last December. The hotel in Rosscahill was due to accommodate 70 asylum seekers, but a fire broke out at the premises on 16 December. Two men, aged in their 40s and 50s, and two women, also in their 40s and 50s, were this morning arrested during a garda operation.
MSF criticises EU migration pact after Ireland signs up
The new EU migration pact, which the Government has decided to opt in to, has been criticised by Medecins Sans Frontiers (MSF). Minister for Justice Helen McEntee yesterday confirmed Ireland would be joining the EU asylum and migration pact, describing it as "hugely beneficial" for the country in responding to the "massive challenge of migration".
New transport strategy not anti-motorist, says Ryan
Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has said the new strategy 'Moving Together' is about making transport work for everyone and it is "not anti-motorist or cars". Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland, he said the strategy has to be part of the climate solution, by taking out the carbon and and shifting to public transport and cycling as well as other modes of transport.
'Three beautiful, kind ladies gone in moment'
Tributes have been paid to the mother and her two daughters who died in a road traffic collision near Claremorris, Co Mayo, on Tuesday. Una Bowden, 47, and her daughters Ciara, 14, and nine-year-old Saoirse, died when the car they were travelling in collided with a truck on the N17 near Claremorris. The family had been living in the Maigh Cuilinn area of Co Galway, where they were involved in a number of local sports organisations.
Three injured after gun attack on school bus in West Bank
Three people, including a boy, have been wounded in a gun attack that targeted a school bus near the city of Jericho in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, medics and the army there said. After reports that a militant fired toward "a number of vehicles", soldiers were sent to the scene near the town of Al-Auja, the military said, adding that soldiers were pursuing the suspect. The military confirmed a school bus had been targeted.
Graduate scheme places 16,000 teachers in deprived areas
A recruitment programme called Teach First has been used to tackle a shortage of teachers in Britain. The scheme brings in graduates on nearly full pay from day one and they are trained on the job. It has been used to place more than 16,000 teachers in low-income communities since it started in 2003. At the North London AIM Academy secondary school in Enfield, north London, nearly 60% of the teachers came through Teach First. And 75% of those in leadership roles are also from the programme.
Crypto fraudster Bankman-Fried faces sentencing in US
Disgraced cryptocurrency wunderkind Sam Bankman-Fried is set to be sentenced following his conviction in one of the biggest financial fraud cases in history. US prosecutors are seeking a prison term of 40-50 years after a New York jury found Bankman-Fried guilty in November following a five-week trial that probed the one-time high roller's spectacular fall.
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