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© 2025 NZ Herald 8:15pm Seagate unveils growth strategy, boosts share repurchases to USD $5bn Seagate unveils new strategy centred on HAMR tech and Mozaic platform, targeting low-to-mid teens revenue growth and a USD $5 billion share buyback by 2028. 
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© 2025 BBCWorld 8:05pm Slot on the season: Title, Trent, transfers - and no excuses In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC, Liverpool boss Arne Slot says excuses are "for teams that don't win the league". 
© 2025 BBCWorld 8:05pm US says Sudan used chemical weapons in war as it issues new sanctions The state department is imposing new sanctions on the country's government because of the findings. 
© 2025 BBCWorld 8:05pm Man in Norway wakes to find huge container ship in garden Johan Helberg says he was "quite astonished" to look out of his window and see the vessel. 
© 2025 BBCWorld 8:05pm Netanyahu accuses Starmer of siding with Hamas The UK, France and Canada condemned the expanded Israeli military operation in Gaza this week. 
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