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R. James Woolsey, CIA director in Clinton administration, had the misfortune of becoming director of the CIA when the Cold War had recently been declared over
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NYC Landlords Sue City Over Mamdani-Backed Rent Freeze
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Modeling Scout With Epstein Ties Found Dead
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U.S. Natural Gas Futures Move Cautiously Higher
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Trump Says U.S. Will Bomb Iran’s Power Plants, Bridges if Tehran Strikes Ships
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Penske, Mitsui Bid to Take Penske Automotive Private in Near $4 Billion Deal
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Bill Gates’s Personal Emails Weren’t Part of Epstein Review
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Two Democratic lawmakers want to curb tax breaks for multimillion-dollar 401(k)s and IRAs, signaling a tax priority if Democrats take control of Congress. Here’s what the bill would do.
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OpenAI’s Planned Cloud Spending Hits $750 Billion as Computing Efforts Ramp Up
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What Will a Folding iPhone Look Like? Samsung’s New Fold8 Offers Clues
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Lloyd’s of London Criticizes Former CEO’s Close Relationship With Subordinate
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Blackstone Rolls Out New Private-Market Funds—This Time With Vanguard
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AMD and Anthropic Sign Major Chips-and-Investment Deal
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Kone Confirms Guidance Despite Costs of TK Elevator Acquisition
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U.S. Data-Center Operator TECfusions Plans to Go Public in $4 Billion SPAC Deal
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Philip Morris Sales Boosted by Growth in International Business
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PulteGroup Profit Falls on Declining Revenue
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The Mets Are the Biggest Waste of Money in Baseball History
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GE Vernova Boosts 2026 Revenue Target
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Shares in Generic-Drug Makers Fall After Trump’s Tariff Plan
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The Long Bond Is Making People Nervous
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Volkswagen Strengthens Horizon Robotics Tie-Up to Advance Self-Driving Technology in China
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Trump Approves Saudi Nuclear Deal as Iran Missile Threat Persists
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Prologis Makes Final $18.7 Billion Bid to Take Over Segro
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South Korea Is Trying to Tame Market Swings. Analysts Aren’t Sure It Will Work.
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How Robinhood’s Revamped Premium Card Compares to Rival Offerings
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Cartier’s Love Bracelet Has the Hype. The Birkin Still Has the Upper Hand
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See How Tesla’s Market Value Eclipses All the Other Automakers
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Cuban-Americans Who Lost Property in 1959 Revolution Seek Compensation
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Anthropic Doubles Midterm Spending to $40 Million to Push AI Regulation
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Airbus Shares Climb on Midterm Profitability Goal
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Nvidia Supplier Wistron Opens $700 Million Texas Site Producing AI ‘Superchips’
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Stock Market Today: Oil Approaches $95 as War Squeezes Supply
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AI Stock Rally Loses Steam Ahead of Key Big Tech Earnings
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Bank Indonesia Defies Market Expectations With Rate Hold
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Nike Ends China Online Distribution Deal in Strategy Shift
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Steelmaker SSAB’s Earnings Rise Despite Higher Costs From Iran War
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U.K. Inflation Falls to 15-Month Low
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Equinor Hikes Buyback as Earnings Jump on Higher Energy Prices
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Equinor Hikes Buyback as Earnings Jump on Higher Energy Prices
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Santander Posts Lower Net Profit on Effects of TSB, Poland Deals
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Mamdani Says New York Doesn’t Have Authority to Arrest Netanyahu
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Trump’s tariffs enter new phase, ending months of calm
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Google Was a Lifeline for Publishers. Now Some Are Thinking of Cutting It Off.
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OpenAI Models Escaped and Hacked a Company in Cybersecurity Test Gone Wrong
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Gold Rises Amid Hopes for U.S.-Iran Deal
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The Startup Insiders Who Stash Huge Sums in Tax-Subsidized Retirement Accounts
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Iran Shows Its Ballistic Missiles Are Still a Force to Reckon With
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Trump Approves Landmark Nuclear Deal With Saudi Arabia in Big Win for Kingdom
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Asian Currencies Consolidate; Rising Oil Prices, Treasury Yields May Weigh on Risk Sentiment
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Nikkei Rises 1.3%, Led by Chip, Metals Stocks
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Private-Equity Assets Stuck in ‘Zombie Funds’ Are at a Record High
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At GM, Trump’s Second Term Means Big Trucks—and a Push Into the Defense Industry
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Zhongji Innolight Seeks $7.02 Billion in Hong Kong’s Biggest Listing This Year
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Oil Rises Amid Growing Concerns Over Supply Disruptions in Middle East
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Trump Pledge to Limit AI-Driven Electric-Bill Increases Attracts Big Utilities
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The South Carolina Town in Turmoil Over a $545,000 Email Phishing Scam
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The Trump administration plans to accelerate its overhaul of federal research by supporting more individual scientists and the use of artificial intelligence rather than universities
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Super Micro Computer Says Fourth-Quarter Margins Will Be Twice as High as Expected
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Alaska Air Swings to Second-Quarter Loss on Fuel Costs, Expects Third-Quarter Recovery
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Pete Hegseth estimates the Iran war will cost $37.5 billion, disruptions in the Red and Black seas could impact oil supplies, and Lydia Corbett’s ponytail made her Picasso’s muse. Read more in today’s What’s News newsletter:
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Moody’s Upgrades Argentina to B3 From Caa1, Changes Outlook to Positive From Stable
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Chinese AI Models Are Worrying Washington and Silicon Valley
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Opinion | A British Psychiatrist Debunks an American Racial Myth
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‘Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston’ Review: Uncovering Survivors
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Why Israel Is Sitting Out the Latest U.S. Bombing Campaign in Iran
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War Risk to Oil Supplies Grows With Red and Black Sea Disruptions
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Chip Stocks Rebound Lifting Indexes Ahead of Big Tech Earnings
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Chip Stocks Shrug Off Chinese AI Worries
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth estimated the latest cost of the Iran war at $37.5 billion, some $9 billion higher than earlier figures provided by the Pentagon
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Zelensky Removes Ukraine’s Armed-Forces Chief After Days of Street Protests
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OpenAI Is Adding Two Independent Board Members Ahead of IPO
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Rubio Says Nicaragua’s Plans to Cancel Elections Threaten U.S. National Security
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Ukraine’s Battle-Tested Drone Boats to Be Made in U.S. for the First Time
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Fenway Sports Group Mulls Minority Stake Sale of Liverpool Soccer Team
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Kalshi Seeks to Launch Perpetual Futures for Precious Metals
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The Trump administration is freezing more than $1 billion in Medicaid funding to California and Minnesota
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Opinion | China vs. India Isn’t as Simple as Merit vs. Caste Quotas
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Canada’s Carney Says Trump Agrees to Talks to Avert New 50% Tariff
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Iberdrola to Take Control of Finnish Utility Caruna for $2.3 Billion
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‘A God-Shaped Nation’ Review: The Faith of the Republic
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CoreWeave’s AI-Native Cloud Faces the Storm
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Novo Nordisk Sues Rival Eli Lilly Over Weight-Loss Ads
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New Jersey has removed about 6,600 non-U.S. citizens from the state’s voter rolls after it learned last week that a serious software error led to the registration of the individuals
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Two Late Goals, One Red Card, and the Last Villain of This World Cup
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America’s Most Prolific Oil Field Has a Natural-Gas Problem
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Altana Acquires AI Platform to Tackle Customs Complexity
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The AI Backlash Is Starting To Sting
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Airbus Comes for Boeing in Battle Over World’s Biggest Jets
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A Luxury Taxi Company Wants to Stop New York From Tracking its Wealthy Riders
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Five Best Books on Everyday Heroes
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Norway Oil Fund Urges Constructive Tie-Up Talks Between Prologis and Segro
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Utz Brands to Be Taken Private in $2.9 Billion Deal
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China AI Companies Rush to Raise Funds and Close Gap With U.S.
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ADP Says June Private Sector Hiring Grew Slightly Below Expectations
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Microsoft Deepens Ties With Mistral, Targeting Europe and Enterprise AI
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Halliburton Profit Climbs on Higher Revenue
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Hasbro Lifts Outlook as Revenue Rises
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Northrop Grumman Lifts Full-Year Outlook as Backlog Buildup Continues
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D.R. Horton Lowers Revenue Guidance as Sales Come in Flat
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3M Upgrades FY Views as Profit, Revenue Rise
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GM Raises Full-Year Outlook as Customer Demand Remains Strong
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Lawmakers Seek Details of Private Equity’s Past Rollups of Firetruck Makers
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The Miraculous Winning Streak That Transformed the Red Sox Into a Juggernaut
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Washington and Beijing Are Sparring—and Still Making Plans
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Chinese Destroyer’s Live-Fire Drill Draws Protest by Japan
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Kraft Heinz Bets Cinderella Can Boost Sales
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Kraft Heinz Bets Cinderella Can Boost Sales
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Before Leading the IRS, Frank Bisignano Spied on His JPMorgan Co-Workers
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Kraft Heinz Strikes Deal With Disney to Supply Resorts and Tap Characters
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U.K. Defense Stocks Rally on Appointment of New Treasury Chief
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If Ukraine Can Make This Big Gun, Patriot Missiles May Be Next
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A Locomotive Named Big Boy Is Making Grown Men Cry
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Gold Prices Have Tanked. Buying the Dip Makes Sense.
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German Investor Confidence Climbs
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SBI Funds Management Shares Rise After India’s Largest IPO So Far This Year
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U.S. Futures Higher as AI Trade Bounces Back
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Stock Market Today: Global Stocks Rise, Oil Slips
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Mitie Group Agrees to Be Acquired by OCS in $4.2 Billion Cash Deal
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Frasers Says Hugo Boss Stake Tops 30% After Latest Acquisitions
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U.K. Unemployment Holds Steady
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U.K. Government Borrowing Falls Again, But Stays Above Target
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Adnoc, Partners to Proceed With $6.2 Billion Umm Shaif Gas Cap Project
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Var Energi Agrees $1.3 Billion Deal to Buy BlueNord
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Julius Baer Net Profit More Than Doubles to Record High
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Novartis Returns to Growth on Sales Momentum From Key Drugs
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New Zealand Central Bank Governor Has Time to Balance a Tricky Economy
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The Ukrainian General at the Root of the Latest Protests Against Zelensky
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The U.S. Puts Once-Unthinkable Ideas on the Table to Disarm Hezbollah
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Asian Equities Advance on Hopes for Mideast Ceasefire
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The New Jersey Financier Behind Trump Media’s Pivot Into Nuclear Energy
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The Man Who Runs the IRS Spied on Colleagues When He Worked at JPMorgan
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Israel Believes Iran Moved Nuclear Centrifuges Into Pickaxe Mountain
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Top American AI Execs Sound Alarm on Chinese Models
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Gold Edges Higher; Physical Demand Continues to Support
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JGBs Fall, Tracking Declines in U.S. Treasurys
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Insurers Find Workarounds on Risky Debt as Regulators Play Whac-A-Mole
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Oil Edges Lower Amid Hopes of New U.S.-Iran Ceasefire
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New Trump Tariffs Threaten to Further Strain CAD
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New Zealand’s Second-Quarter Inflation Jumps on Fuel-Price Surge
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Trump Imposes Additional 50% Tariffs on Certain Canadian Goods
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Iran Missile Hit U.S. Troop Housing in Jordan
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Steel Dynamics Second-Quarter Profit, Revenue Rise on Improved Steel Pricing
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AI Bubble Fears and Middle East Tensions Push Markets Lower
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Nasdaq Loses Early Gains as Fears Persist Over Oil Prices, AI
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Crown Holdings Posts Higher Sales As Global Beverage Can Volumes Rise
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Republican Sen. Darline Graham, the sister of the late Lindsey Graham, said she planned to run for a full Senate term to replace her brother in South Carolina
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U.S.-Iran Tensions Jostle Markets
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Stocks Edge Lower to Start Week; Chip Stocks Rebound
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Ex-Army Soldier Ignited Gasoline Outside a Federal Building in New York, FBI Says
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The Trump administration sought phone records tied to relatives of New York Times reporters in its effort to identify the journalists’ sources
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Iran Missile Struck Housing for U.S. Troops at Jordan Base
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Trump, Pushing Back on Mamdani, Says Netanyahu Won’t Be Arrested if He Comes to U.S.
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Judge Temporarily Blocks Paramount-Warner Deal
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EU to Ease Methane Rules After U.S. Pressure
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Sinaloa Cartel Kingpin ‘El Mayo’ Sentenced to Life in Prison
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The Oldest Umpires in Baseball Are Blowing the Most Calls. Just Ask the Robots.
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BlackRock Leads $12 Billion Financing for New Meta Data Centers in Texas
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Chinese-Owned EV Maker Polestar Won’t Appeal U.S. Ban, Leaving Dealers in the Lurch
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U.K.’s New Leader Andy Burnham Bets Big Government Can Save the Country
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China’s Top AI Event Delivers Message to the U.S.: We’re Coming for You
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America Is Going to Really, Really Miss the World Cup
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Canada Inflation Cools to 2.8% in June as Gasoline Decelerates
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FIFA Races to Cash In on Its Hit Tournament
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Iran War Mediators Push for Traction on a New Ceasefire
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EU Says Construction Companies, Trade Bodies Likely Formed Pricing Cartel
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The Data Nerd Inheriting Washington’s Radioactive Numbers Job
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The Data Nerd Inheriting Washington’s Radioactive Numbers Job
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USA Rare Earth Names Serra Verde CEO Moraitis to Lead Combined Company
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A Hunger Strike Helps Galvanize Youth Protest Against Modi’s Government
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BP to Sell Austrian Mobility Business to Volenergy for Undisclosed Sum
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Jersey Mike’s Sets IPO Terms That Could Push Market Cap Toward $8 Billion
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Brookfield and CPP Investments to Buy LXP Industrial for $5.2 Billion
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Is Passive Investing Sabotaging Fund Managers?
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Three U.S. Troops Killed in Renewed U.S.-Iran Fighting
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Three U.S. Troops Killed in Renewed U.S.-Iran Fighting
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Domino’s Pizza Reports Higher Profit as Same-Store Sales Growth Slows
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U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Collapses as American Death Toll Rises
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Everyday Investors Sour on the Mag Seven and Flock to Newer AI Trades
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Progressive’s Nice-to-Have Problem: What to Do With Excess Capital
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China’s ‘National Team’ Buys Nearly $9 Billion of Shares to Support Market
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He Bought a House ‘Sight Unseen.’ Then He Found Three Dead Bodies
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The Massive Supply Deals Feeding the AI Frenzy Are No Sure Thing
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For the past month, soccer fans at home and from abroad opened their wallets and boosted spending in World Cup host cities across the U.S.
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