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Total solar eclipse dipped parts of Europe into complete darkness. Here's what they saw.

A total solar eclipse brought darkness to parts of Europe, the only time the phenomenon will be visible to humans in 2026. CBS News' Rob Marciano has more on the stunning moments.

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Colombia declares economic emergency to rebuild after earthquake

Colombia’s President Abelardo de la Espriella said he would declare an economic emergency and create a reconstruction fund for homes and small businesses that were destroyed in Monday’s earthquake.

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Sustainability ambitions fail to translate into action, PMI study finds

The study, which surveyed nearly 1,600 professionals across 35 countries, found that while 85 percent of sustainability executives are confident their organisations will achieve their goals, only 43…

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  • Only 43% of Project Management Office leaders share optimism
  • 59% of organizations haven't integrated sustainability into projects
3 ways to make your own luck

3 ways to make your own luck

Three people are sitting on a bench: a wise man between two fools. One fool is called “Pointless.” They argue that the universe is cold and uncaring to human needs.

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