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Australia targets offshore wagering threat with major sporting events on horizon

Sports integrity experts to improve collaboration to combat illegal betting with Women’s Asian Cup next global event to come with increased risk

The Guardian - AU

National task force launched to combat match-fixing

Sport Integrity Australia is setting up a national task force to address potential match-fixing, with the 2026 Women's Asian Cup its first project.

AAP

Air India Probe Of Boeing 787 Fuel Control Switches Finds No Issues

Air India's inspection of the locking feature on the fuel control switches of its existing Boeing 787 aircraft found no issues, an internal communication circulated within the airline said.

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UK government agency not accepting eVisas as ID from job applicants

Home Office says system changes needed at SIA to allow eVisas, prompting fears of another Windrush-type scandal

The Guardian - UK

Resurgent air travel and a strategic acquisition helped SATS climb over 100 places in the Southeast Asia 500

Singapore-based SATS, which provides a range of aviation-related services, tripled its revenue following its acquisition of Worldwide Flight Services in early 2023.

Fortune

Athletes warn against potential health risks of ‘dangerous, unethical’ Enhanced Games

Sport Integrity Australia takes aim at event planned for May 2026 as Australian body calls on clean athletes to resist the lure of prize money

The Guardian - AU

Wood-burning stoves to be allowed in new homes in England despite concerns

Campaigners condemn decision amid growing evidence of harm to health and climate from heating appliances

The Guardian - UK

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Sarah Benson: from a PhD in explosives to overseeing integrity in Australian sport

The former forensic scientist was given a baptism of fire in her new role but says she has the skillset to tackle the combustible world of sport

The Guardian - AU

Sport anti-corruption chief forecasts evolving threats

Sport Integrity Australia's new chief executive says the nature of threats to fair play will evolve leading into the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.

AAP

'Enables illicit drug use': Buckley condemns AFL policy

Nathan Buckley has criticised the AFL's controversial illicit drugs policy as enabling, while league CEO Andrew Dillon admits the policy needs to be refined.

AAP

Stop using ‘macho and outdated’ term ‘bouncer’, says UK security boss

Head of Security Industry Authority calls for shift in perspective as number of women working in sector grows

The Guardian - UK

US introduces act to add tax credits for chip designers, extends credits for chip production, too

The STAR Act extends the semiconductor manufacturing tax credit beyond 2026 and expands it to include research and development.

Tom’s Hardware

In a private letter to U.S. President Biden, semiconductor industry groups blast incoming export rules

New restrictions could harm dominance of American processors on the global market, say SIA and SEMI.

Tom’s Hardware

Drugs ban: Joel Smith suspended until 2028 AFL season

The AFL has given Joel Smith a four-year drugs ban, effectively ending a career that has unravelled after he tested positive for cocaine in 2023.

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Uncle Sam Wants Semiconductors Made In America. The CHIPS Act May Fall Short.

The U.S. semiconductor industry is relying on government funding through the CHIPS Act to restore its chip manufacturing prowess. The jury is out.

Tom’s Hardware

GlobalFoundries helps pay off student loans to retain and attract semiconductor talent — qualified US employees receive up to $28,500 in student debt relief

GlobalFoundries program offers up to $28,500 in loan repayment for enrolling students.

Tom’s Hardware

Despite Intel's woes, the U.S. remains the revenue leader of the semiconductor industry

With $264.6 billion in 2023 sales, the U.S. semiconductor industry remains the largest on the planet, and this will not change anytime soon.

The Independent UK

Storm activity caused turbulence on fatal Singapore Airlines flight, claims expert

A ‘terrible miscalculation’ led flight SQ321 to fall, said Richard Woodward

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1 'Strong Buy' Semiconductor Stock to Buy on the Dip

This semiconductor stock has pulled back sharply from its June highs, but with a bullish consensus rating, solid dividends, and impressive upside potential, it looks like a buy-the-dip opportunity.

Evening Standard

McDonald's security guard convicted after being caught using cloned licence

Bolaji Ewenla admitted forgery after cloning a licence needed to work in the security industry

The Guardian - US

SkyWest Airlines facing federal lawsuit over alleged ‘fake company union’

Largest regional airline in North America also sued by flight attendant union for alleged retaliatory firings

Barchart

3 Semiconductor Stock ETFs, and Which One is Right for Your Portfolio

The semiconductor industry is experiencing rapid growth, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence. Investors can tap into this boom through semiconductor ETFs, but which one offers the right mix of growth for your investing style?

Tom’s Hardware

U.S. government addresses critical workforce shortages for the semiconductor industry with new program

The NSTC intends to allocate grants between $500,000 and $2 million to 10 workforce development projects.

The Conversation

The AFL’s illicit drug policy is under fire but the bigger issue is that not all sports have one

In March, Australian MP Andrew Wilkie used parliamentary privilege to allege the Australian Football League (AFL) was operating an “off the books” illicit drug testing regime that is at odds with its obligations under the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code.

Tom’s Hardware

Taiwanese research firm says TSMC will maintain foundry lead until at least 2032 — US expected to account for 28% of leading edge manufacturing

Taiwan will remain the world's largest manufacturer of logic semiconductors for at least another eight years, according to the director of the Taiwan-based Industrial Technology Research Institute.

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