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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ELITE MATCH BETWEEN MELBOURNE CITY AND BURIRAM UNITED SHOWS: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (OCTOBER 21, 2025) (AFC – See restrictions) 1. MELBOURNE CITY (MCY) PRE MATCH HUDDLE 2. BURIRAM UNITED (BUR) PRE MATCH HUDDLE FIRST HALF 3. BUR GOALKEEPER NEIL ETHERIDGE DENIES MCY STRIKER MAX CAPUTO AT CLOSE RANGE IN THE 4TH MINUTE 4. BUR MIDFIELDER PETER ŽULJ SHOOTS WIDE FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX IN THE 29TH MINUTE SECOND HALF –  6. GOAL (MCY 0-1 BUR) – BUR MIDFIELDER GORAN ČAUŠIĆ SCORES FROM CLOSE RANGE IN THE 72ND MINUTE 7. GOAL (MCY 1-1 BUR) – MCY STRIKER ELBASAN RASHANI SCORES FROM INSIDE THE PENALTY BOX IN THE 84TH MINUTE 8. GOAL (MCY 2-1) – CAPUTO SCORES FROM INSIDE THE PENALTY BOX IN THE 97TH MINUTE FULL TIME 9. VARIOUS HANDSHAKES & PLAYER REACTION AT FULL TIME STORY: Two late goals earned Melbourne City their first AFC Champions League victory of the season, as they beat Thai side Buriram United on Tuesday (October 21). Max Caputo's dramatic stoppage time winner completed City's comeback, after Goran Čaušić had put the visitors ahead in the 72nd minute.  Elbasan Rashani had put the home side on levels terms twelve minutes later, before 20-year-old Caputo steered in Nathaniel Atkinson's cross, as Melbourne leapfrogged their opponents in the league standings after matchday three. Next up in Group A, Thai champions Buriram will host Shanghai Port, and Aussie Finals Series winners Melbourne City face a trip to Japanese side Machida Zelvia. (Production: Joseph Andrews)

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Coinbase signs $375 million deal for crypto investment platform Echo

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(Reuters) -Crypto heavyweight Coinbase said on Tuesday it has bought investment platform Echo in a nearly $375 million cash-and-stock deal, aiming to bring fundraising tools to its platform. Dealmaking within the digital assets industry has picked up pace this year as a crypto-friendly Trump administration encourages companies to expand their business in the U.S. Last week, cryptocurrency exchange Kraken unveiled a $100 million deal for futures exchange Small Exchange, paving the way to launch a fully U.S.-based derivatives suite. Echo's platform makes raising capital and investing more accessible to the crypto community through private and public token sales. "We want to create more accessible, efficient, and transparent capital markets," Coinbase said in a blog post. While Coinbase will start with crypto token sales via Echo's Sonar platform, the company later plans on expanding support to tokenized securities and real-world assets. Echo was founded by crypto trader Jordan Fish, widely known by his "Cobie" pseudonym. The platform has helped crypto projects raise more than $200 million since its launch two years ago. In May, Coinbase had struck a $2.9 billion deal for crypto options provider Deribit, plugging a gap in its derivatives portfolio and strengthening its international presence. (Reporting by Arasu Kannagi Basil in Bengaluru; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar)

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Stuttering 'gets worse when I'm anxious'

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Nicolas Will, logistics specialist at a scientific publisher, likes athletics and cooking when he isn't at work. And he stutters. But he tries to see this holistically and finds exercises help. Stuttgart (dpa) – "My name is Nnnnnicolas Will, I am 32 years old, I was born here in Wwwwwwweinheim and also gggggrew up here," Nicolas Will introduces himself. He's sitting in his kitchen of his apartment in Weinheim, a small town in southern Germany. Will has stuttered since he was a child. He has worked with speech therapists for years and practises daily to speak more fluently. "I try not to perceive my speech as a deficit, but as part of who I am," he says. Around 1% of people stutter, just under 840,000 people in Germany says the German Stuttering and Self-Help Association. The proportion is significantly higher in childhood: around 5% of girls and boys stutter, but 70% to 80% of them grow out of it. Stuttering is a speech disorder that is mainly genetic in origin, say medics. Will's stuttering began when he was a toddler – when he started speaking two or three sentences in a row, he says. He would get stuck on words and repeat syllables. The paediatrician tested his speech and referred him to a speech therapist. He practised regularly with the speech therapist over a long period of time – but without much success, says Will. "It didn't work for me as well as it should have." At the age of 16, he underwent two weeks of intensive therapy in the larger city of Kassel. "Right after that, my speech was great." But in the stress of everyday life, the strategies he had practised were lost again – and his speech deteriorated once more. Will says that it was sometimes difficult at school. He knew the answer to the teacher's question, but didn't dare to speak in front of the class. "That can be very frustrating, and of course my oral grade suffered as a result." He graduated from secondary school with average grades. Will says he got on well with his classmates. He started playing sport at an early age. "I've played football all my life. You don't have to talk so much when you're playing," says Will and laughs. Of course, his classmates imitated him from time to time. "But on the whole, my immediate circle was very tolerant." He finds he has fewer problems with stuttering when he is with family and friends – when he is relaxed and feels comfortable. "When I'm a little nervous or around strangers, or around a lot of people, it's a bit worse," he says. However, he found a training position as a freight forwarding clerk fairly easily after leaving school. The HR manager told him at the time "that she thought it was great that I wanted to learn a commercial profession where you naturally have to make phone calls and talk a bit more." He made a conscious decision to pursue this career, as he has always enjoyed working on computers and is an organized person, says Will. He also completed a distance learning course to become a certified specialist in logistics management. He has now been working as a logistics specialist at a scientific publishing house for eight years. The job involves monitoring the flow of goods and it puts him in contact with printing companies. ‘I've known Mr Will since his job interview, when he was still very nervous and his stutter was much more pronounced,’ says his boss Tanja Keller. But over the years, he has made significant progress. "In calm, appreciative working environments, his stutter is hardly noticeable and no longer limits him in his daily work." Will is now preparing for a management role with further training. Every morning, Will does 20 minutes of relaxation and speech exercises, repeating words and practising sentences that are difficult for him. "It gives you a little more confidence and self-assurance for the day," says Will, who also sees a speech therapist regularly. He used the federal association to get in contact with other people who stutter. "It's good to be able to talk to other people who are affected," he says. Alongside professional success and improving his speech, Will also wants to find a partner. When he started to get interested in girls when he was younger, his stutter was not helpful, he says. "Of course, there are always people who react better and others who react worse to it." Today, he is very open about his stutter and mentions it early on in exchanges on dating apps. "So far, no partner has ever actively said, 'It bothers me.'" The following information is not intended for publication dpa jak waw xxde arw

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Mboko beats former US Open champion Andreescu at Pan Pacific Open

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY TWO OF THE PAN PACIFIC OPEN  RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: TOKYO, JAPAN (OCTOBER 21, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) VICTORIA MBOKO (ORANGE TOP AND SKIRT/ CANADA) V BIANCA ANDREESCU (GREY DRESS/ CANADA) FIRST SET  1. MBOKO WINS A POINT WITH FOREHAND WINNER  2. ANDREESCU BREAKS THE SERVE AND WINS GAME POINT WITH FOREHAND WINER/ ANDREESCU WALKING  3. MBOKO WINS FIRST SET ON SERVE/ MBOKO CLOSE-UP/ CHAIR UMPIRE CHECKING REVIEW/ OFFICIAL REVIEW VISUAL  4. MBOKO WALKING AFTER WINNING FIRST SET 6-3 FOLLOWING CONFIRMATION  SECOND SET  5. MBOKO WINS A POINT WITH DROP SHOT/ MBOKO CLOSE-UP  6. MBOKO BREAKS THE SERVE AND WINS MATCH 6-3 6-3/ MBOKO CLOSE-UP  7. MBOKO HUGGING ANDREESCU SOFIA KENIN (RED TOP/U.S.)V MOYUKA UCHIJIMA (GREY TOP/JAPAN) FIRST SET 8. FOREHAND WINNER BY KENIN 9. BACKHAND BY KENIN TO TAKE FIRST SET 6-1 SECOND SET 10. OVERHEAD WINNER BY KENIN AFTER EXCHANGE OF SHOTS AT NET 11. FOREHAND WINNER BY KENIN 12. KENIN WINS MATCH 6-1 6-3 13. PLAYERS AT NET STORY: Canada's Victoria Mboko secured her first victory in two months on Tuesday (October 21) with a straight-sets win over former U.S. Open champion Bianca Andreescu at the Pan Pacific Open. The 19-year-old, ranked world No. 23, defeated her compatriot and doubles partner 6-3 6-3 in their first career meeting to advance to the tournament's second round. The match lasted one hour and 15 minutes. Mboko, who had not won a set or match in the four tournaments since her breakthrough title at the Canadian Open in August, dictated play throughout the encounter. She jumped to a 3-0 lead in the opening set, broke Andreescu to go up 5-3, and served out the set. The second set remained tightly contested until 2-2, when Mboko converted her third break point to take the lead. She sealed the win with another break in the final game and will next face qualifier Eva Lys in the last 16. Mboko, ranked 291st a year ago, has continued her rapid rise in the sport following her maiden career title in Montreal. Also through to the second round is Sofia Kenin, the American needing only 68 minutes to beat Japan's Moyuka Uchijima 6-1 6-3. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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Coinbase signs $375 million deal for crypto investment platform Echo

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(Reuters) -Crypto heavyweight Coinbase said on Tuesday it has bought investment platform Echo in a nearly $375 million cash-and-stock deal, aiming to bring fundraising tools to its platform. Dealmaking within the digital assets industry has picked up pace this year as a crypto-friendly Trump administration encourages companies to expand their business in the U.S. Last week, cryptocurrency exchange Kraken unveiled a $100 million deal for futures exchange Small Exchange, paving the way to launch a fully U.S.-based derivatives suite. Echo's platform makes raising capital and investing more accessible to the crypto community through private and public token sales. "We want to create more accessible, efficient, and transparent capital markets," Coinbase said in a blog post. While Coinbase will start with crypto token sales via Echo's Sonar platform, the company later plans on expanding support to tokenized securities and real-world assets. Echo was founded by crypto trader Jordan Fish, widely known by his "Cobie" pseudonym. The platform has helped crypto projects raise more than $200 million since its launch two years ago. In May, Coinbase had struck a $2.9 billion deal for crypto options provider Deribit, plugging a gap in its derivatives portfolio and strengthening its international presence. (Reporting by Arasu Kannagi Basil in Bengaluru; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar)

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US government shutdown delays Unilever's Magnum ice cream spin-off

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By Alexander Marrow and Yadarisa Shabong LONDON (Reuters) -Consumer goods group Unilever is delaying the spin-off of its Magnum Ice Cream unit due to the U.S. government shutdown, it said on Tuesday, the latest example of global business disruption from the impasse that shows little sign of ending. Unilever, the maker of Dove soap and Hellmann's mayonnaise, said the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission was currently unable to declare effective the registration statement required for shares of The Magnum Ice Cream Company to be listed and traded on the New York Stock Exchange. The primary listing was originally scheduled for November 10 in Amsterdam, with secondary listings planned in New York and London. Unilever will retain a 19.9% stake in the ice cream business that includes Magnum, Ben & Jerry's and Cornetto. COST TO US ECONOMY The delay underscores the disruptions caused by the three-week U.S. federal government shutdown, which has hit IPOs, aviation and is expected to cost the U.S. economy as much as $15 billion a week in lost output. Seoul-headquartered green energy and technology company DeepGreenX Group withdrew its registration statement for a direct listing in the United States on Monday, due to being unable to communicate with SEC staff.  The Magnum stand-alone ice cream business is a test for investor appetite for a sugar-heavy product in its biggest market at a time when U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is pushing to 'Make America Healthy Again'. Analysts expect the spin-off will benefit Unilever and Magnum by allowing both businesses to become more focused.  Unilever said preparatory work for the demerger was on track and progressing well, and that it remained committed to completing the spin-off process this year. The company's shares were down 0.8% on Tuesday, only slightly lagging rivals. "We're not concerned by the delay," said Anna Farmbrough, UK Quality Portfolio Manager at Unilever investor Ninety One. "The timing of the listing isn't especially important in the broader context — what matters is the quality of the underlying business and its long-term growth prospects."  US IPO REVIEWS HALTED DURING SHUTDOWN The U.S. market regulator has halted IPO reviews during the shutdown, although earlier this month it eased the way for firms to proceed with listings despite the political gridlock.  Companies are normally prevented from debuting on Wall Street during periods when Congress has not approved funding for government operations, because officials are unable to review and approve registration statements. That has prompted investor concerns that partisan gridlock in Washington could dent the IPO market. Companies can allow their statements to become effective automatically, which involves setting their IPO pricing 20 days before the listing instead of finalising it on the eve of a SEC review, but that can heighten the risk of filing errors or overlooked disclosures. Despite the delay, Unilever held a general meeting on Tuesday at which shareholders voted in favour of the proposed consolidation of its share capital. However, the implementation timeline for that will also be revised, Unilever said.  (Reporting by Yadarisa Shabong in Bengaluru, Alexander Marrow and Josephine Mason in London; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips and Emelia Sithole-Matarise)

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Mboko beats former US Open champion Andreescu at Pan Pacific Open

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY TWO OF THE PAN PACIFIC OPEN  RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: TOKYO, JAPAN (OCTOBER 21, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) VICTORIA MBOKO (ORANGE TOP AND SKIRT/ CANADA) V BIANCA ANDREESCU (GREY DRESS/ CANADA) FIRST SET  1. MBOKO WINS A POINT WITH FOREHAND WINNER  2. ANDREESCU BREAKS THE SERVE AND WINS GAME POINT WITH FOREHAND WINER/ ANDREESCU WALKING  3. MBOKO WINS FIRST SET ON SERVE/ MBOKO CLOSE-UP/ CHAIR UMPIRE CHECKING REVIEW/ OFFICIAL REVIEW VISUAL  4. MBOKO WALKING AFTER WINNING FIRST SET 6-3 FOLLOWING CONFIRMATION  SECOND SET  5. MBOKO WINS A POINT WITH DROP SHOT/ MBOKO CLOSE-UP  6. MBOKO BREAKS THE SERVE AND WINS MATCH 6-3 6-3/ MBOKO CLOSE-UP  7. MBOKO HUGGING ANDREESCU SOFIA KENIN (RED TOP/U.S.)V MOYUKA UCHIJIMA (GREY TOP/JAPAN) FIRST SET 8. FOREHAND WINNER BY KENIN 9. BACKHAND BY KENIN TO TAKE FIRST SET 6-1 SECOND SET 10. OVERHEAD WINNER BY KENIN AFTER EXCHANGE OF SHOTS AT NET 11. FOREHAND WINNER BY KENIN 12. KENIN WINS MATCH 6-1 6-3 13. PLAYERS AT NET STORY: Canada's Victoria Mboko secured her first victory in two months on Tuesday (October 21) with a straight-sets win over former U.S. Open champion Bianca Andreescu at the Pan Pacific Open. The 19-year-old, ranked world No. 23, defeated her compatriot and doubles partner 6-3 6-3 in their first career meeting to advance to the tournament's second round. The match lasted one hour and 15 minutes. Mboko, who had not won a set or match in the four tournaments since her breakthrough title at the Canadian Open in August, dictated play throughout the encounter. She jumped to a 3-0 lead in the opening set, broke Andreescu to go up 5-3, and served out the set. The second set remained tightly contested until 2-2, when Mboko converted her third break point to take the lead. She sealed the win with another break in the final game and will next face qualifier Eva Lys in the last 16. Mboko, ranked 291st a year ago, has continued her rapid rise in the sport following her maiden career title in Montreal. Also through to the second round is Sofia Kenin, the American needing only 68 minutes to beat Japan's Moyuka Uchijima 6-1 6-3. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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Brazil's Embraer ends third quarter with record backlog of $31.3 billion

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SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian planemaker Embraer's firm order backlog stood at a record $31.3 billion at the end of the third quarter, up 38% from a year earlier, according to a securities filing. The company delivered 62 aircraft in the period, a 5% increase from the 59 deliveries in the same quarter of 2024, it said. (Reporting by Isabel Teles; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)

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Bayern extend deal with coach Kompany to 2029

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VIDEO SHOWS: FILE FOOTAGE OF FC BAYERN MUNICH HEAD COACH VINCENT KOMPANY SHOWS: MUNICH, GERMANY (JULY 17, 2024) (REUTERS – Access all) 1. VARIOUS OF FC BAYERN HEAD COACH VINCENT KOMPANY WITH STAFF AT FIRST TRAINING SESSION  2. VARIOUS OF KOMPANY OVERSEEING FIRST TRAINING SESSION MUNICH, GERMANY (SEPTEMBER 17, 2025) (REUTERS  – Access all) 3. VARIOUS OF KOMPANY SPEAKING AT PRESS CONFERENCE (NOT A SOUNDBITE) MUNICH, GERMANY (SEPTEMBER 29, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 4. VARIOUS OF BAYERN PLAYERS WARMING UP FOR TRAINING 5. VARIOUS OF KOMPANY OVERSEEING BAYERN TRAINING 6. VARIOUS OF FACADE OF BAYERN MUNICH TRAINING GROUND MUNICH, GERMANY (FILE – MAY 2021) (REUTERS – Access all) 7. VARIOUS EXTERIORS OF MUNICH'S ALLIANZ ARENA STADIUM, ALSO KNOWN AS FUSSBALL ARENA MUNICH, GERMANY (FILE – AUGUST 9, 2014) (REUTERS – Access all) 8. VARIOUS OF FUSSBALL ARENA (ALLIANZ ARENA) MUNICH, GERMANY (JANUARY 9, 2024) (REUTERS – Access all) (NIGHT) 9. VARIOUS OF FUSSBALL ARENA (ALLIANZ ARENA) AT NIGHT STORY: German champions Bayern Munich and coach Vincent Kompany have agreed to extend his contract by two years to 2029, the Bundesliga side said on Tuesday (October 21). The Belgian, who took over last year with an initial deal to 2027, won the league title in his first season in charge, and Bayern are currently in top spot in the Bundesliga with seven wins from seven matches. The Bavarians, who host Club Brugge in the Champions League on Wednesday (October 22), have won all 11 games across all competitions so far in a perfect start to their season. Kompany started his managerial career with Belgian side Anderlecht before two years at Burnley, in which he won the promotion to the Premier League, but could not keep them in the top flight, before his move to Bavaria. (Production: Joseph Andrews)

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Philip Morris raises profit forecast on strong demand for smoking alternatives

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(Reuters) -Philip Morris International raised its annual profit forecast for the third time this year on Tuesday, benefiting from strong demand for its portfolio of smoking alternatives. PMI has been counting on newer products, such as its nicotine pouch brand Zyn, the leading label in the U.S., to offset long-term declines in its cigarette brands Marlboro, Chesterfield and others in some markets.  "Our global smoke-free portfolio is outgrowing the industry by a clear margin, driving positive total volumes, strong top-line growth and impressive margin expansion," CEO Jacek Olczak said. Shares of the company were up 3% in premarket trading. With ever-stricter regulation and health concerns pushing consumers away from tobacco, cigarette makers have been heavily investing in developing products such as pouches and vapes to replace lost revenues and profits. The company expects an adjusted annual profit of $7.46 to $7.56 per share, compared with its prior forecast of $7.43 to $7.56.  (Reporting by Prerna Bedi in Bengaluru and Emma Rumney in London; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli)

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