OIL EDGES HIGHER AS HOPES OF U.S.–CHINA DE-ESCALATION LIFT SENTIMENT
Market drivers and price action Crude prices ticked up after signals from Washington and Beijing suggested a cooler tone on trade.
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Market drivers and price action Crude prices ticked up after signals from Washington and Beijing suggested a cooler tone on trade.
Cease-fire mechanics and immediate effects The cease-fire between Israel and Hamas entered effect with the last living Israeli hostages returned and a large prisoner release by Israel.
What’s pushing bears into towns Japan is logging historic highs in bear sightings and attacks as early cold snaps and poor mast crops push animals toward farms and suburbs.
What the plan promises (and what it can’t control) The White House wants to double down on U.S. liquefied natural gas exports while promising cheaper energy at home.
A moonshot for one-cent parcels Bengaluru startup Airbound has secured $8.65 million to develop vertical-lift drones designed to push delivery costs toward one cent per parcel.
From border clashes to a framework for quiet Malaysia, as ASEAN chair, says Thailand and Cambodia are close to sealing a cease-fire deal after months of deadly clashes along their undemarcated frontier.
Joy, remembrance, and civic demands Across U.S. cities, Indigenous Peoples Day unfolded with sunrise ceremonies, powwows, markets and teach-ins.
Tariff talk vs. barrels on the water Crude eased today as markets weighed U.S.–China trade tensions against steady supply.
End-of-support day is here Windows 10 reaches end of support today.
Political calculus after a dramatic prisoner exchange Israel’s remaining living hostages are out of Gaza after a sweeping exchange.
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