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Dollar pressure and street protests: how Washington’s sanctions strategy hit Iran’s currency
When US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent openly said that
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Wyoming Officials Celebrate EPA’s Repeal of ‘Endangerment Finding’ as Environmental
Wyoming’s political and energy leaders are celebrating Thursday’s repeal of a landmark 2009 Environmental Protection Agency rule that declared greenhouse gases a threat to public health, while environmental organizations promise immediate legal challenges. The so-called
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Software’s Horror Show: Short-Term Bounce Possible
With input from Market Watch, the Financial Times, and Reuters. Software stocks might get a little relief soon,
Marc Benioff’s ICE Quip Blows up at Salesforce — and Employees Are Furious
Business Insider and the Guardian contributed to this report. “Dude. What.”“NOT FUNNY.”“Deeply horrifying.” Those were the vibes in
Donald Trump’s Trade Team Looks to Shrink Metals Tariffs
Bloomberg, the Financial Times, and Reuters contributed to this report. Supply Lines, the daily newsletter that tracks global trade, has
Nevada Brothel Courtesans Try to Make History — They Want a Union, and They Mean Business
With input from AP and the Nevada Independent. A group of sex workers at one of the state’s oldest licensed
Who Pays the AI Power Bill?
AP, Business Insider, the Hill, and Data Centre Dynamics contributed to this report. Everyone from President Donald Trump down to
Algorhythm Holdings’s tiny freight AI sparks a market sell-off — trucking, office real estate and software
The Guardian, the Wall Street Journal, and CNBC contributed to this report. Investors woke up Friday rubbing their eyes after
Wyoming House Launches Investigation into Whether Checks Handed to Lawmakers Were Bribes
All 59 representatives present in the Wyoming House on Thursday voted unanimously to convene a special investigative committee, following
Wyoming Lawmakers Clash Over $40 Million University Cut: ‘Retaliation’ or a ‘Return to Fundamentals’
The Wyoming House and Senate engaged in a fierce debate Thursday over a proposed $40 million cut to the University
Sanofi’s Fresh Boss Has a Tall to-do List — Fix the Drug Pipeline, Replace Dupixent and
With input from Reuters, Bloomberg, and CNBC. Sanofi’s incoming CEO, Belén Garijo, walks into a classic pharma fixer-upper: a giant
Gold bounces back as traders sit tight for US CPI – silver reels, platinum and palladium
With input from Bloomberg and Reuters contributed to this report. Gold got a little air on Friday after tumbling close
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Netanyahu sets red lines for Iran deal as Trump pushes to keep talks alive
Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly drawn a hard perimeter around what he would consider an acceptable US–Iran agreement,
Dollar pressure and street protests: how Washington’s sanctions strategy hit Iran’s currency
When US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent openly said that Washington had “created a dollar shortage” in Iran,
Jagland under investigation: Nobel figure and the expanding Epstein fallout
Norwegian police have searched properties belonging to former Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland as part of a corruption investigation linked to
Barak, Epstein: regret, distance, weight of files
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak says he regrets maintaining ties with Jeffrey Epstein after the financier’s 2008 conviction,
US tracks and boards sanctioned tanker far from Venezuela
US forces have intercepted another vessel linked to sanctioned Venezuelan oil, this time in the Indian Ocean, a location that
Marc Benioff’s ICE Quip Blows up at Salesforce — and Employees Are Furious
Business Insider and the Guardian contributed to this report. “Dude. What.”“NOT FUNNY.”“Deeply horrifying.” Those were the vibes in an internal
Donald Trump’s Trade Team Looks to Shrink Metals Tariffs
Bloomberg, the Financial Times, and Reuters contributed to this report. Supply Lines, the daily newsletter that tracks global trade, has
Nevada Brothel Courtesans Try to Make History — They Want a Union, and They Mean Business
With input from AP and the Nevada Independent. A group of sex workers at one of the state’s oldest licensed
Who Pays the AI Power Bill?
AP, Business Insider, the Hill, and Data Centre Dynamics contributed to this report. Everyone from President Donald Trump down to
Wyoming Officials Celebrate EPA’s Repeal of ‘Endangerment Finding’ as Environmental Groups Vow Legal Fight
Wyoming’s political and energy leaders are celebrating Thursday’s repeal of a landmark 2009 Environmental Protection Agency rule that declared
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