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He started by stocking market shelves, rose to the top of Coca-Cola: Muhtar Kent's 40-year journey
Muhtar Kent, who entered his Coca-Cola career through a newspaper advertisement and sold cola traveling across the country in trucks, became the CEO and chairman of the board of one of the world's most recognized brands after nearly 40 years of journey. The son of a diplomat father, Kent's story is a textbook example of starting from the bottom and reaching the top. Here is a story of patience and determination.
Two failed ventures, one VW minibus and a world-embracing camera: Nick Woodman
After his first two ventures failed, losing investor money and feeling humiliated, Nick Woodman came up with the GoPro idea on a surfing trip to clear his head. He sewed straps on his mother's sewing machine, sold necklaces from a minibus, and created an entire action camera industry from scratch. He became a billionaire in 2014. Here is the story that proves failure is not fatal.
A pickup truck, a loan, and an abandoned factory: How Hamdi Ulukaya conquered America
A child herding flocks in a small village in Erzincan would one day become the owner of America's biggest yogurt brand and Turkey's richest person. Hamdi Ulukaya bought an abandoned factory with a government loan and founded Chobani; today his fortune is $13.7 billion, and his
Trump targets DC's likely mayor Lewis George as 'communist'
Former President Donald Trump called Washington D.C. City Council member Janeese Lewis George a 'communist' and vowed to block her agenda, which he said would weaken security in the capital.
US expert warns Russian wine producers about market challenges
Christian Miller, research director of the Wine Market Council, said Russian wine producers need to learn the complex distribution and marketing system if they want to enter the US market.
Canada advances to World Cup round of 16 for first time with last-gasp goal
Canada, one of the hosts of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, achieved a historic success with a goal from Stephen Eustaquio in the 90+2nd minute, advancing to the round of 16 for the first time. With this victory, Canada will face the winner of the Morocco-Netherlands match to be played on Tuesday in Monterrey.
Putin says US negotiators to come to Moscow after Iran deal
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he expects American negotiators to come to Moscow after the US and Iran reach a deal on the war in the Middle East. Putin also acknowledged fuel shortages in his country due to Ukrainian attacks.
US and French teams rescue father and son from rubble 4 days after earthquake in Venezuela
Despite four days having passed since the double earthquake struck Venezuela, search and rescue teams from the US and France pulled a father and his son alive from the rubble. As the death toll approaches 1,500, international teams from 24 countries continue rescue efforts.
Recovery operation launched for missing marine from USS Anchorage
The US Navy announced the end of search-and-rescue efforts and the start of a recovery operation for a marine who went missing during training aboard the USS Anchorage. The search covered an area of 2,400 square miles.
Mutual attacks between the US and Iran raise oil prices
Mutual attacks between the US and Iran over the weekend reduced hopes for a return to normal navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, pushing oil prices higher. Brent crude rose 0.9 percent to $73.21.
2026 World Cup group stage ends with historic records
The group stage of the 2026 World Cup featured unforgettable moments, including Egypt ending a 92-year win drought, 78-year-old Dick Advocaat setting a record, and new achievements from Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
International press writes Netanyahu is stuck between US and his coalition
French Mediapart site wrote that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's crisis management strategy, which he has been using for years, has trapped him politically. Haaretz, New York Times and Guardian also covered other critical developments in the region.
3 Firefighters Killed in Wildfires in the Western US
The US Forest Service announced that 3 firefighters died and 2 crew members were injured while responding to the Knowles and Gore fires on the Utah-Colorado border. Governors of Utah and Colorado declared states of emergency.
FIFA selects Germany's star Deniz Undav as best player of World Cup group stage
According to FIFA's performance ranking, Germany national team striker Deniz Undav became the best player of the 2026 World Cup group stage. Despite only playing 86 minutes on the field, Undav left behind stars like Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe.
George Russell Wins Austrian Grand Prix, Beats Verstappen
Mercedes driver George Russell secured his second victory of the season at the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix.
US agriculture department inspector general tells Congress SNAP fraud extends to terror groups and weapons purchases
USDA Inspector General John Walk told Congress that fraud in the SNAP food assistance program benefits individuals linked to terrorist organizations and foreign adversary nations. Walk emphasized that benefits funded by federal tax revenues are being used to buy drugs and weapons.
Young Americans care far less about China threat than older generations, poll finds
According to a Ronald Reagan Institute poll, only 62% of Americans aged 18-29 worry about Chinese espionage activities, compared to 93% of those 65 and older. The survey reveals the sharpest generational divide in U.S. foreign policy.
3 firefighters killed in US forest fires
Three firefighters died and two were injured while battling ongoing forest fires along the Colorado-Utah border in the United States.
Blue-collar union leaders in New York criticize Democratic Party, warn of worker base rift
Steamfitters Local 638 union officials said the Democratic Party's shift to the far left and the policies of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have caused a break with the blue-collar working class. Union leaders claimed open-border policies are driving down wages and said the mayor has not kept his promise to union workers.
FBI warns Microsoft 365 users against credentialless account takeover scam
The FBI said a new phishing platform called Kali365 can take over Microsoft 365 accounts without requiring a password. The attack exploits Microsoft's device code authentication system.

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