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OpenAI Rolls Out GPT-5.2 to Paid ChatGPT Users and API, With Enterprise Access Through Microsoft Foundry — Andrew Harnik/Getty Images via Getty Images

Google · San Francisco

OpenAI Rolls Out GPT-5.2 to Paid ChatGPT Users and API, With Enterprise Access Through Microsoft Foundry

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ASX Falls, Westpac Removes Rate Cut Call, Silver Tops $US65 per Ounce — as It Happened

ASX Falls, Westpac Removes Rate Cut Call, Silver Tops $US65 per Ounce — as It Happened

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Major bank economics teams are rushing to change their cash rate calls ahead of next year. The ASX drops for its third straight day as it follows a mostly negative session on Wall Street, while the price of oil has drops to its lowest level in four years.See the Story

UAE to expand single-use plastic ban from January 2026

United Arab Emirates · United Arab Emirates

UAE to expand single-use plastic ban from January 2026

Under the second phase, the ban will apply to a wider range of single-use items, including beverage cups and lids, cutlery such as spoons, forks, knives and chopsticks, plates, straws, stirrers, and food containers and boxes made of Styrofoam The post UAE to expand single-use plastic ban from January 2026 appeared first on Gulf Business.See the Story

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