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Qatar Says It’s Ready to Resume LNG Operations Within Weeks of Hormuz Reopening

Qatar, one of the world’s top three LNG exporters before the Iran war, halted production earlier this year following attacks on its export hub and after the near-closure of the Hormuz strait....

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CNN Removed From White House TV Press Pool After Trump Ban

The network had been scheduled to be the primary TV representative for a rotating pool covering the president Monday....

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The Morning Risk Report: Polymarket’s Rush to Grow Left a Door Wide Open for Fraudsters

Plus: Crypto blew its big moment and now everyone is pointing fingers, and how Harley-Davidson became a tariff punching bag....

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Nvidia to Support Scale-Up of Autonomous Trucks at Sweden’s Einride

The company operates hundreds of electric trucks for major shipping clients across the U.S., Europe and the Middle East, and expects demand to increase to up to 2,000 vehicles by 2028....

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How Harley-Davidson, an American Icon, Became a Tariff Punching Bag

The U.S. motorcycle maker’s politically sensitive profile keeps it on the tariff payback list....

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Apartment Landlords Have a $2 Trillion Debt Problem That Is Only Getting Worse

Property investors borrowed record sums at historically low rates. Now, as the bill comes due and interest rates rise, “the chickens are coming home to roost.”...

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Oil Prices Fall for Fourth Day as Supply Concerns Ease

Improving flows through the Strait of Hormuz and prospects for renewed diplomacy over the Iran conflict eased immediate supply concerns....

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Societe Generale Targets Boost to Profitability, Shareholder Payouts

The bank is targeting cost cuts and revenue growth and said distributions to shareholders could top $24.12 billion over the 2026-29 period....

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Ingenia Communities Rejects Warburg Pincus’s Improved $1.47 Billion Takeover Offer

The Australia-listed company’s rejection of Warburg Pincus’s sweetened offer suggests that it is prepared to consider higher offers....

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Perpetual Rejects EQT AB’s Improved Offer, Ends Takeover Talks

EQT AB’s pursuit of Perpetual looks over after the Australian investment manager rejected its US$2.6 billion takeover proposal and said it had stopped engaging with the Swedish private-equity provider...

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Paramount Discussed $1.5 Billion California Investment to Clear Merger Hurdle

The company has discussed a series of concessions as part of advanced settlement talks with a coalition of state attorneys general, hoping to clear a path for its $81 billion Warner Bros. deal....

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A Shortage of Oil Tankers Is Threatening to Keep Gas Prices High

Record shipping rates through the Strait of Hormuz could offset falling crude prices....

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The New Ways to Thrive at Work Now, According to Adam Grant

“The currency of success is shifting under our feet,” says the Wharton organizational psychologist....

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Why the Best Price on Your Next Car Is Getting Harder to Find

Stellantis will join other automakers who police advertised discounts, making it tricky to locate the lowest price....

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This Man Finds Hollywood Blockbusters Where Nobody Else Is Looking

“Resident Evil” is the latest hit for producer Roy Lee, whose credits also include “A Minecraft Movie.”...

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Opinion | Donald Trump, Xi Jinping and Jimmy Lai

China’s President has so far spurned the U.S. President’s appeals to release the imprisoned 78-year-old Hong Kong publisher....

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Opinion | To Wean Off China, Build Domestic Batteries

American businesses need a credible path to affordable, reliable supply....

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Opinion | DOGE From Within Is Better

Involve frontline government workers in the process of building efficiency and cutting costs....

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Opinion | Where’s the Beef? Down Under

The solution to high U.S. meat prices can be found in Australia....

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How Everyday Tiktokers Are Making $6,000 a Month Posting Stealth Ads

An army of social-media users has found a lucrative side hustle in creating promotional content from secondary accounts....

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Volvo Recruits a Top VW Executive to Steer Its Turnaround

Klaus Zellmer, whose Škoda brand posted profit margins that rival those of BMW and Mercedes, will replace Håkan Samuelsson as Volvo pushes new models....

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The Romanian Crime Rings Draining U.S. Welfare Accounts

Plus, the problems behind Polymarket’s rapid expansion, and the workers keeping America’s AI boom online....

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Burned Out and Unemployed, Young People in China Are Launching AI Startups

Last year, more than seven million new one-person companies were established in China....

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Polymarket’s Rush to Grow Left a Door Wide Open For Fraudsters

CEO Shayne Coplan brushed off concerns about a scheme involving stolen debit cards. Now the prediction market is bolstering its executive ranks as it eyes an IPO....

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What It’s Like to Work in One of America’s Data Centers

Powering the country’s massive AI build-out requires a lot of walking, checking for burning smells and monitoring for bird damage....

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Refineries Are Now the Main Chokepoint for Global Energy Supplies

The Iran and Ukraine wars have exposed the world’s reliance on the Middle East and Russia for diesel....

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Yemen’s Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi Capital After Fuel Depot Burns at Airport

The assault comes as the kingdom has been targeted by Yemen’s Houthi rebels and by drones from Iraq....

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The Next Frontier For Autonomous Vehicles is Burying Your Garbage

Caterpillar’s newest landfill machinery doesn’t need a human in the operator’s cab....

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The Race to Save Florida Orange Industry From Total Collapse

After groves were ravaged for decades by a disease, new EPA-approved genetic technologies are giving citrus growers a chance to rebuild....

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