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Oil Tanker Booked in Persian Gulf at 897% of Benchmark Rate
One of the worldâs biggest operators of supertankers has provisionally booked a vessel to transport oil from the Persian Gulf to India at nearly nine times benchmark rates, a price that reflects the shortage of avalable ships in the area.
An AI startup is suing the US government for taking away Anthropic's new model
Legal tech company Legion filed a suit over a order requiring Anthropic to keep its models Fable 5 and Mythos 5 away from foreign nationals.
Ukraine is raising the cost of war for Russia â and testing Putin's resolve
A string of political victories and deep-strike successes has bolstered confidence in Ukraine amid its long-running war with Russia.
A fintech company said its employee burned through $80,000 in tokens making a 'brainrot shooter game'
Slash is encouraging people to play the game so it can write it off as a "marketing expense."
AI cut the UK's war planning cycle from 72 hours to just one, British Army's top general says
"What they're going to do with the other 71 hours, I don't know," said Gen. Roly Walker, adding that a corps could now hit 10 times as many targets.
Tan France says he writes emails so his kids can see who they were growing up
Tan France says he got the idea from Kim Kardashian.
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Heatwave shows we are marinating in a crisis of our own making
Political inaction in the battle against climate change is costly and getting costlier
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Qatar says US-Iran hotline essential to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed says Gulf state will resume normal LNG production within weeks
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Venezuela to reveal $240bn debt pile in worldâs largest restructuring
Caracas to disclose it has much more borrowing than expected after overthrow of Maduro
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The rise and fall of US hegemony
On the eve of its 250th birthday, America and the world order it created are in crisis
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What a decade covering Burnham reveals
What 10 years covering the Manchester mayorâs many reinventions taught me about the man who wants to lead Britain
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To cool or not to cool: French politicians draw battle lines over aircon
As heatwave intensifies, far-right champions air conditioning while the left calls for renovations and green spaces
Three New York Democrats backed by Mamdani win House seat primaries; 2 incumbents lose
Two candidates backed by the Democratic Socialist of America won their primaries, a year after the DSA-backed Zohran Mamdani won New York mayor's race.
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Copper Holds Losses as Dollar and Hawkish Fed Pressure Metals
Copper and industrial metals largely held Tuesdayâs slump as a stronger dollar and the Federal Reserveâs hawkish stance weighed on the demand outlook.
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Pete Hegseth forces out top US army officer in Europe
General CD Donahue will announce his retirement on Wednesday, according to people familiar with the matter
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Hormuz closure strands almost 1,200 cargo ships with $125bn worth of goods
âUnprecedentedâ blockade of the strait raises concerns about the future of global maritime trade, says insurer Allianz
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Germany set to scrap plans to build its biggest warship since second world war
Shares in defence group Rheinmetall tumble as Berlin ditches F126 frigate programme after cost overruns and delays
Cerebras falls 10% after chipmaker forecasts shrinking margin in first earnings report since IPO
Cerebras went public on the Nasdaq in May, giving Wall Street access to a pureplay AI company.
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Stock Rout Pauses as Traders Await Micron Earnings: Markets Wrap
A measure of calm returned to equity markets after a selloff in top-performing technology names, with Micron Technology Inc.âs earnings taking on added significance as a test for the artificial intelligence trade.
South Korea's stock market just had one of its worst days ever. Why Morgan Stanley says it's not breaking down
The Kospi index fell about 10% in Tuesday's session, marking its worst session since March.