Arizona mass shooting: 10 injured after gunman opens fire in Tucson
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- July 20, 2026
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A mass shooting in crowded downtown Tucson wounded at least ten people early Sunday. Police officers on patrol heard gunfire and responded to the crowded entertainment district. They encountered and shot the suspected gunman, who sustained life-threatening injuries. Nine other adults were shot and taken to hospitals in critical condition.
Intel’s fired CEO says he has a hunch when the chipmaker’s downfall began
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- July 20, 2026
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Intel’s former CEO Pat Gelsinger believes the company’s decline started years before his 2021 return. He stated that major technical decisions should not be driven solely by financial analysis. Previous leadership teams lacked the necessary technical background for crucial industry transitions. The company returned significant funds to shareholders while neglecting essential investments. Gelsinger highlighted geopolitical
OpenAI CFO to firms questioning return on AI investments: Don’t rush to cheap model
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- July 20, 2026
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OpenAI’s CFO Sarah Friar suggests a new metric for AI value. This metric focuses on useful intelligence generated per dollar spent. Businesses should track real outcomes and the complete cost of AI tasks. Accuracy and growing value over time are also key considerations. This framework addresses corporate concerns about AI investment returns.
Messi branded a ‘baby’ after desperate attempt to get Cucurella sent off
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- July 20, 2026
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Messi’s World Cup final frustration sparked controversy after he appealed for action against Marc Cucurella’s mouth-covering exchange during Argentina’s defeat to Spain. While no punishment followed, pundits criticised the reaction as unsportsmanlike. Spain ultimately prevailed through Ferran Torres’ extra-time winner, ending Argentina’s title defence and leaving Messi’s final World Cup appearance marked by disappointment.
Oil prices jump 3% as US-Iran conflict intensifies, Brent crude tops $90 per barrel
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- July 20, 2026
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Oil prices climbed significantly as United States and Iran conflict intensified. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz faced increasing pressure and disruptions. US military actions continued for a ninth consecutive night against Iran. Bahrain and Kuwait reported fresh missile and drone strikes across the region. Escalating tensions kept oil prices on an upward trajectory.

