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SpaceX seeks natural gas trader as energy needs grow
SpaceX is hiring a natural gas trader to manage fuel supply for its expanding launch operations, reflecting the company's growing energy demands.
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Apple’s foldable iPhone set for September launch alongside iPhone 18 Pro
Apple is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone at its September event, with the iPhone 18 Pro and new Apple Watches also anticipated. The foldable device marks a major shift in Apple…
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Black Sea grain attacks disrupt exports as importers brace for supply cuts
Global wheat importers, including Egypt and Indonesia, are preparing for reduced deliveries as attacks on Black Sea grain infrastructure disrupt shipping, raising food security concerns.
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BJ’s Wholesale Club earnings analysis: questions answered and next catalysts
BJ’s Wholesale Club’s latest earnings report addressed key investor questions about membership growth, margins, and digital expansion, setting the stage for upcoming catalysts in the retail…
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Si-Bone CEO Laura Francis sells over $1 million in company stock
Si-Bone's chief executive has sold a significant portion of her holdings in the medical device company, according to a recent regulatory filing.
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Republicans turn on Trump over beef import plan
President Trump's decision to allow temporary beef imports to lower grocery prices has drawn sharp criticism from Republican senators and cattle producers, who warn the move will hurt Ameri…
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Southeast Asia risks missing out on AI boom as gains concentrate in North Asia
Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and China are posting surging export growth from AI hardware demand, but economists warn Southeast Asian economies may only see a short-term boost from supporting…
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Gold holds near record highs as US debt concerns and weaker dollar boost safe-haven demand
Gold prices remained strong on Friday, August 21, 2026, supported by concerns over US government debt surpassing $40 trillion and a weakening dollar, with the metal posting weekly gains of …
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Two Rangers fans banned from every UK football ground after Old Firm disorder
Mackenzie Graham and John Smith have been handed football banning orders following the disorder that erupted after Celtic's Scottish Cup win over Rangers in March.
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Eric Schmidt and Sergey Brin clash over $100m campaign against California billionaire tax
The former Google CEO and co-founder are reportedly at odds over how funds from their anti-tax coalition are being spent, after California Democrats endorsed the wealth-tax measure they opp…
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Shakhtar Donetsk to play Champions League home games at Stamford Bridge
Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk will host their Champions League matches at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge for the 2026-27 season, continuing their exile from home turf.
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Phoebe Gates startup Phia faces affiliate fraud allegations
Phoebe Gates' AI shopping startup Phia is accused of cookie stuffing, an illegal affiliate fraud practice that reportedly accounted for over half of its revenue in June. The company, valued…
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Unitree CEO says humanoid robots are years away from a ‘ChatGPT moment’ despite stock surge
Unitree CEO Wang Xingxing said humanoid robots may still be 2 to 10 years away from a breakthrough moment, tempering investor enthusiasm after the company's stock soared 460% on its Shangha…
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Trump opens US market to 300,000 tonnes of tariff-free beef imports
President Trump has announced a temporary three-month opening of the US market to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef imports without out-of-quota tariffs, claiming a commitment that the bee…
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Bond market signals end of cheap money era for corporate borrowers
Rising Treasury yields and record government debt are pushing up borrowing costs for companies, with the 30-year yield climbing despite Treasury buyback efforts. Tech giants are issuing rec…
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Alibaba shares fall after 75% profit plunge as AI spending weighs on earnings
Alibaba shares fell after reporting a 75% drop in quarterly profit, as heavy spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure weighed on earnings despite strong growth in its cloud divisi…
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Rangers face Jablonec in Conference League as Raskin dropped from starting XI
Rangers host Jablonec at Ibrox in the UEFA Conference League, with manager Derek McInnes dropping Nico Raskin from the starting lineup as the Light Blues look to recover from last week's di…
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GTA 6 Leaker Appears to Show Playable Build in Latest Footage
A leaker known as CyberLeek has posted new Grand Theft Auto VI footage that appears to demonstrate access to a playable build of the game, spelling out a taunt in bullet holes and prompting…
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Michael Carrick addresses Marcus Rashford, injury list and Hull test ahead of Premier League trip
Manchester United interim manager Michael Carrick faced the media before Saturday's Premier League match at Hull City, discussing Marcus Rashford's form, the club's injury situation, and th…
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Walmart to use $2.9 billion tariff refunds to cut prices as shoppers feel strain
Walmart has received nearly $2.9 billion in tariff refunds after the Supreme Court struck down the Trump administration's emergency tariff powers. The retail giant will reinvest the windfal…
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Trump and Musk Have Rebuilt the Alliance Between Political Power and Tech Capital
Their repaired relationship matters beyond personality: it reconnects Republican campaign machinery, federal power and businesses deeply exposed to government policy.
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Putin’s protection service is also an institution of power
The machinery around Vladimir Putin does more than keep a president physically safe. It protects communications, controls access and has helped shape careers at the top of the Russian state.
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Ust-Luga wage strike exposes contractor risk in a China-Russia megaproject
CC7, the EPC contractor for the Baltic Chemical Complex, faces protests by Chinese workers alleging up to five months of unpaid wages. The dispute highlights how labour liabilities can migr…
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Offer Acceptance Is Becoming a Weaker Hiring Signal
Gen Z ghosting data point to a new business problem: companies can no longer treat an accepted offer as the end of candidate competition.