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- 1Rays' aggressive baserunning levels the ALCS▼'When they smell blood, they take it and run': Rays create havoc to even up ALCS
The Tampa Bay Rays used relentless, opportunistic baserunning to create havoc on the bases and even up the American League Championship Series. The approach was summed up by the line that when they smell blood, they take it and run, with the team pressing every advantage to swing the series momentum back in its favour.
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Newfoundland and Labrador is drawing attention for a mix of local and business news. Equinor has agreed to sell a 30% stake in the Bay du Nord offshore oil project to Shell, a significant move for the province's energy sector. At the same time, local coverage is focused on the province's varied weather, with sun, wind, rain and snow all reported across the region this week, alongside lighter stories such as a giant pumpkin grown in Clarenville.
- 3Aldi's 3p-an-hour gadget promises cheaper heating and less mould▼Turn down your heating with Aldi's 3p-an-hour buy - plus it keeps mould at bay
Aldi is selling a low-cost gadget that reportedly costs just 3p an hour to run, allowing households to turn down their central heating while also helping to keep mould at bay. It is being pitched as a budget-friendly way to cut energy bills and damp during the cold months.
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Equinor and Shell have announced a partnership on the Bay du Nord offshore oil project off Newfoundland, Canada. The development is drawing attention in Newfoundland and Labrador, where the offshore energy industry is a major economic driver. Also making local headlines, the Newfoundland Regiment won in overtime in last night's game.
- 5Tesla seeks permit to raise emissions near Bay Area school●Tesla wants to increase emissions near a Bay Area elementary school
Tesla is seeking approval to increase emissions at its Fremont-area facility located near Bringhurst Elementary School in the Bay Area, according to SFGate. The request has drawn criticism from local residents concerned about air quality and children's health, with the story gaining wide attention online as commenters question the company's environmental image.
- 6Shell buys 30% stake in Equinor's Bay du Nord project●Shell acquires 30% interest in Equinor's Bay du Nord oil project Shell Canada Energy has agreed to acquire a 30% non-ope
Shell Canada Energy has agreed to acquire a 30% non-operated interest in Equinor's Bay du Nord oil project off Newfoundland and Labrador. Equinor retains 70% and remains operator, with a final investment decision targeted in the coming period. The deal marks Shell's entry into the offshore Canada development, deepening its presence in Atlantic deepwater production.