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Anthropic’s AI Tool Sparks Historic Sell-Off in IBM Stock
IBM experienced a historic stock drop after Anthropic revealed an AI tool capable of speeding up the modernization of COBOL codebases, threatening a long-standing revenue area for the tech giant. The sell-off extended to other tech stocks as investors weighed the rising influence of AI on established businesses. Read the full article here.
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Warren Buffett’s Top 5 Financial Pitfalls to Avoid
Warren Buffett shares five common financial mistakes that can prevent people from building long-term wealth. From avoiding high-interest credit card debt and unnecessary new car purchases to steering clear of gambling and overspending, the legendary investor emphasizes disciplined spending and living within your means. His practical advice serves as a reminder that smart money habits are key to lasting financial security. Check out the full article
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Regent’s Secondary Chamber Choir Triumphs at Choirfest 2026
Regent’s Secondary Chamber Choir made a stunning debut at Choirfest 2026, performing alongside 72 international schools and taking home the award for Best Balance & Blend!
This remarkable achievement showcases the talent, dedication, and teamwork nurtured at Regent through our Performing Arts Signature Programme and enriching ECA opportunities. Every note reflected resilience, excellence, and the true Regent spirit.
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Oliver Musical Show at Sunmarke
Sunmarke's Secondary Performing Arts students lit up the stage across a spectacular three-day run of Oliver! delivering soulful vocals, compelling performances, and unforgettable moments that had audiences cheering night after night. Bravo to every cast member who brought the streets of Victorian London to life with such heart and conviction. And a standing ovation to the incredible backstage heroes — the crew, technical, costume, and stage teams — whose dedication and precision made every scene seamless.
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US Government Finally Declassifying UFO Files
President Donald Trump has announced that he will instruct the federal government to begin releasing all files related to UFOs. Supporters see this as a move toward greater transparency, while skeptics note that he has made similar promises before. The U.S. government has often blocked the release of documents, images, and videos of alleged UFO sightings, arguing that such disclosure could expose sensitive information, including details about satellites and aircraft sensors. Read more here.
By Year 11 student, Komal
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Are School Uniforms Still Relevant in Dubai?
Dubai schools have long relied on uniforms to promote equality, school pride, and discipline. But they can also limit self-expression and feel uncomfortable in the city’s climate. For older students, giving the option of business dress allows individuality while keeping a smart, professional look — helping them prepare for university or work. So, are uniforms necessary, or is it time for them to evolve?
By Year 12 student, Isabella
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How Drone Deliveries Could Reduce Local Traffic Jams
Drone delivery services in Dubai could help reduce peak-hour congestion in residential communities by shifting a share of short, high-frequency trips from roads to the air, according to Keeta Drone executives. By flying directly between locations, drones have the potential to bypass traffic and ease delivery-related vehicle clustering around schools, housing areas, and public spaces, while also speeding up delivery times. Read the full story here.
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Major Upgrade for Hessa Street Begins
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched the second phase of the Hessa Street development project — a major infrastructure upgrade designed to dramatically improve travel times and ease traffic congestion along one of the city’s busiest corridors. Spanning a 3-kilometre stretch between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, the Phase Two works include widening the road to four lanes in each direction, building multiple bridges and a 480-metre tunnel, and converting key intersections into multilevel interchanges. Read the full details here
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The Magnet Hack
Ever wondered why electric cars and wind turbines are so expensive? It’s because they rely on super-rare, hard-to-find metals. But scientists have just used a massive AI “brain” to help solve the problem. After scanning thousands of research papers and testing 67,000 combinations, the AI discovered 25 brand-new magnetic materials that don’t require those rare elements. This breakthrough could make green technology cheaper, faster to produce, and far more sustainable. It’s like finding a secret cheat code for the planet — powered entirely by artificial intelligence. Read the full article here
By Year 11 student, Eliza
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Apple Replaces SEED With AI-Powered ‘Sales Coach’ App
Apple has quietly updated its longstanding SEED app, rebranding it as Sales Coach — a next-generation tool aimed at supporting Apple Store employees and authorized service partners with smarter training and product knowledge. Instead of launching an entirely new app, Apple rolled out Sales Coach as an update to SEED, preserving user accounts and ensuring a seamless transition. While the app appears on the App Store, access remains restricted to verified Apple personnel and partners, ensuring internal materials and resources stay protected. Read the full article here
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The Alexandra Eala Effect in Dubai
The Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships saw an electric atmosphere this year, driven by Alexandra Eala. The 20-year-old’s run to the quarterfinals drew packed, flag-waving crowds and helped deliver a 48% rise in ticket sales during the women’s week. Her performances didn’t just win matches, they inspired a nation and turned Dubai into a home crowd away from home. Read more here.
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Met Gala 2026: When Fashion Becomes Art
This year’s Met Gala, themed “Costume Art,” promises to transform the red carpet into a gallery of wearable masterpieces. Expect sculptural silhouettes, archival couture, and designs that blur the line between fashion and museum-worthy art. The event brings together stars from film, music, and fashion, including Nicole Kidman, Anna Wintour, and Beyoncé, making her first appearance as co-chair in a decade. With Saint Laurent shaping the evening’s aesthetic, it’s set to be one of the most visually daring Galas in recent memory. Read more here.
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Study Finds 5 Healthy Diets Linked to Longer Life
A large-scale study has found that close adherence to five well-established healthy dietary patterns is associated with longer life expectancy, with potential gains of roughly 1.5 to 3 years from midlife onward. The research highlights diets rich in whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes, and healthy fats — such as the Mediterranean, DASH, plant-based, and other balanced eating plans — as being linked to lower mortality, regardless of genetic predisposition to shorter lifespan. These findings reinforce the importance of quality nutrition as a modifiable factor in promoting longevity and overall health. Read the full article here
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