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Washington’s Dulles Airport Eyes $22 Billion Rebuild to Rival Global Hubs
A proposal to rebuild much of Washington Dulles International Airport at an estimated cost of $22 billion is emerging as one of the largest airport infrastructure projects ever proposed in…
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Iran, US to work on negotiating peace deal in Doha after de-escalating weekend strikes
Iranian and US technical teams working on the implementation of an interim peace deal are expected to meet in Doha in the coming days, a source told Reuters on Monday,…
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London AI Startup Wayve Bets It Can Make Any Car Drive Itself
Wayve, a London-based artificial intelligence startup, is pursuing a very different strategy in the race to autonomous driving than industry leaders Tesla and Waymo. Rather than building its own fleet…
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Supplements sold online through major retailers recalled nationwide over potential salmonella risk
Organic moringa supplements sold through major online retailers including Amazon, Walmart, Target and TikTok Shop are being recalled nationwide after a supplier identified a potential salmonella contamination risk. New York-based…
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Google Caps How Much Meta Can Use Gemini AI as Compute Runs Short
Google has reportedly placed limits on how much Meta can use its Gemini artificial intelligence models after the social media giant requested more computing capacity than Google could provide, according…
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Panama Canal Revenue Tops Forecast as Hormuz Closure Reroutes Ships and Gas
The Panama Canal is on pace to generate more revenue than originally forecast this fiscal year after the conflict surrounding the Strait of Hormuz redirected global shipping and increased demand…
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Nissan’s Americas Chief Bets on Hybrids and Infiniti to Win Back U.S. Drivers
Christian Meunier, chairman of Nissan Americas, is leading an ambitious effort to revive one of the automotive industry’s most recognizable brands, and his strategy centers on three priorities: expanding hybrid…
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Supreme Court rules on Trump’s attempt to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook
The Supreme Court on Monday dealt a blow to President Donald Trump’s effort to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, preserving long-standing protections that shield the central bank from political…
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Big Bond Investors Favor Shorter Treasuries as Warsh’s Fed Stays Tough on Inflation
Some of the world’s largest bond investors are shifting money toward shorter- and medium-term U.S. Treasury securities as Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh signals that fighting inflation will remain the…
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Airlines Are Buying Fancy New Seats That Passengers Can’t Use Yet
Several major airlines have spent millions of dollars installing luxurious new business-class seats featuring lie-flat beds, sliding privacy doors and premium suites, only to discover they cannot allow passengers to…
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Comcast Splits Into Two Companies, Spinning Off NBCUniversal as Stock Jumps 20%
Comcast said Monday it will break itself into two separate public companies, spinning off its entire media and entertainment arm, NBCUniversal, and its European pay-TV business, Sky, into a standalone…
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Trump’s Move to Lift Iran Sanctions Leaves Banks and Oil Firms in Limbo
The Trump administration’s effort to unwind decades of sanctions on Iran has left banks, energy companies and foreign governments navigating a complex web of new permissions layered on top of…
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Iran to get half of $12b., in frozen assets following MoU, Pezeshkian tells state media
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told Iranian state media on Monday that after an agreement with the United States lifted oil and petrochemical sanctions, $6 billion of $12 billion in assets frozen in Qatar…
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How the housing market survived the Iran conflict
Now that the Iran conflict is behind us and oil prices have fallen significantly, we can hopefully move into the second half of 2026 with less drama for housing. It…
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Judicial Selection Committee selects 68 officials for court system after year-and-a-half freeze
After roughly a year and a half of backlog, political tensions, and legal pressure, the Judicial Selection Committee on Sunday selected 68 people for posts across Israel’s court system. The…
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Estrogen Patches Run Short as Menopause Demand Surges After FDA Reversal
Women across the United States are increasingly finding empty pharmacy shelves as demand for estrogen patches continues to outpace supply following a major change in federal health guidance. The shortage…
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Volkswagen Plans to Cut 100,000 Jobs and Close Four German Plants
Volkswagen is preparing to eliminate as many as 100,000 jobs and stop production at four factories in Germany, a restructuring the company’s leaders describe as the most radical in its…
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Airbnb deploys anti-party technology ahead of July 4 weekend
Airbnb is rolling out its anti-party technology ahead of the July 4 weekend to address the risk of disruptive parties in communities around the country on one of the busiest…
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Wall Street Gives Up on a Stronger Euro as the Dollar Rebounds
For most of this year, big banks were betting the euro would keep climbing against the U.S. dollar. Now that trade is unraveling. J.P. Morgan Global Research has turned bearish…
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Saks Owner Exits Bankruptcy and Rebrands as Exemplar Luxury Group
The parent company of Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman officially emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Friday, June 26, with a new corporate name, substantially less debt…
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Putin Admits Russia Fuel Shortages as Ukraine Drone Strikes Cripple Refineries
Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted on Sunday, June 28, that Russia is struggling to keep fuel flowing to its own citizens, a rare public concession delivered at a congress of…
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What to Watch in This Week’s Markets
After a week dominated by central-bank surprises, geopolitical headlines and renewed strength in the U.S. dollar, investors enter the new week focused on whether the economy is slowing enough to…
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Ukrainian Drones Hit Russian Refineries, Deepening Fuel Shortages as Putin Admits Strain
Ukraine intensified its long-range drone campaign against Russia on Sunday, targeting energy infrastructure in a series of attacks that Russian officials say struck a major refinery in the country’s south…
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California cracks down on loud streaming ads under new state law
California viewers fed up with blaring streaming ads may soon get some relief. Starting this Wednesday, July 1, streaming platforms serving California consumers will be barred from running commercials at…
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US officials say attacks halted, Qatar talks to be held this week
Iran did not take part in technical talks slated for Sunday due to recent attacks on the country and unfulfilled conditions of the MoU with the United States, a member…
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AI could unleash ‘single greatest productivity revolution’ if Washington avoids overreach: report
FIRST ON FOX: A new report is pushing back on artificial intelligence “doomsday” fears, arguing the technology could unleash one of the biggest productivity booms in American history — unless…
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FBI Warns Microsoft 365 Users of a Scam That Slips Past Multifactor Logins
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning businesses and individuals about a fast-spreading scam that can break into Microsoft 365 accounts without ever stealing a password, and without being stopped…
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JBiz Leadership AI Operations Summit
▶️ Watch Why Every Business, Office Professional, Manager, Executive, and Job Seeker Needs to Master Today’s Leading AI Platforms Master ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Grok, Perplexity, Meta AI,…
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Mets Fire Manager Carlos Mendoza Amid Collapse of $358 Million Roster
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen and president of baseball operations David Stearns announced Friday that the club has dismissed manager Carlos Mendoza following a disappointing 34-47 start to the…
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SpaceX Index Entry Sets Up Showdown Between Shorts and Passive Cash
SpaceX joins the FTSE Russell indexes at Friday’s close, marking the latest step in a rapid series of benchmark additions that is forcing index funds to purchase billions of dollars’…
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JPMorgan Will Double Its Low-Income Branch Program and Hire 150 Community Managers
JPMorgan Chase announced Thursday, June 25, that it will significantly expand its national Community Center branch program, doubling the number of these specialized banking locations serving low- and moderate-income neighborhoods…
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Rachel Cruze warns young men are ‘throwing’ money away on habit ‘taking down a generation’
Rachel Cruze is warning young adults — especially young men — that chasing “quick” money through sports betting, cryptocurrency and risky real estate moves could put their financial futures at…
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US Goods Trade Gap Widens to $105.8 Billion, Biggest in Over a Year
The U.S. Census Bureau reported Friday that America’s advance goods trade deficit jumped to $105.8 billion in May, up a sharp $22.7 billion from April’s revised $83.0 billion and the…
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Israel praises Slovenia for moving embassy to Jerusalem, revoking Palestinian State recognition
The new Slovenian Prime Minister, Janez Jansa, plans to repair ties between Ljubljana and Jerusalem and relocate the Slovenian embassy from Tel Aviv to the capital of Israel. Jansa revealed…
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Boeing Lands $3.62 Billion Freighter Order From China Southern
China Southern Airlines said in a stock-exchange filing Friday that it will purchase seven Boeing freighter aircraft valued at approximately $3.62 billion at list prices, giving the U.S. aircraft manufacturer…
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Oracle Cut 21,000 Jobs in a Year and Blamed AI, a Sign of the “Forever Layoffs” Spreading
Oracle eliminated roughly 21,000 jobs over the past year and pointed directly at artificial intelligence as a cause, according to the software giant’s annual regulatory filing submitted Monday, a disclosure…
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Why did Iran renew attacks on Gulf states, despite the Memorandum of Understanding? – analysis
The Islamic Republic’s decision to renew its attacks on Gulf states early Sunday morning, despite the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Tehran and Washington, was as much a signal…
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Today: Iran’s Foreign Minister Claims Sole Control of Hormuz, Sets 30-Day Reopening Timeline
Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, declared on Sunday, June 28, that his country alone holds authority over the Strait of Hormuz and will place the waterway “entirely under Iranian administration…
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Auto Industry Braces for USMCA Shakeup as July Review Opens
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative is set to launch the first joint review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on July 1, and automakers across North America are…
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FAA Proposes to Speed Up Aircraft Approvals, a Potential Win for Boeing and GE
The Federal Aviation Administration proposed a rule on Thursday that the agency said would cut the cost and time required to win approval for new aircraft and engines, according to…
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The next battlefield: IDF races to prepare for future wars in space, top general says – exclusive
The IDF is charging into space in order to be ready for challenges expected in future wars, IDF Technology and Digital Chief Brig.-Gen. Yael Grosman told The Jerusalem Post in…
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The overlooked reason why new drugs take so long—and the $10 trillion fix
Cutting just one year from the Food and Drug Administration’s drug review process could create more than $10 trillion in economic value while getting lifesaving medicines to patients faster, according…
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Euro Zone Inflation Likely Cooled in June, First Slowdown Since Iran War
Economists expect data from Eurostat on Wednesday to show euro zone inflation slowed in June for the first time since the Iran conflict erupted in late February, as energy prices…
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Vance, Rubio split on Iran war, Israel in Lebanon, as White House denies divergence – analysis
US President Donald Trump’s administration has pushed hard to present a united front on the Iran war, but statements by his vice president and secretary of state have at times…
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OpenAI Reveals Its First Chip, “Jalapeño,” in a Bid to Loosen Nvidia’s Grip
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, unveiled its first custom chip on Wednesday in partnership with Broadcom, the two companies announced in a joint statement, a move that pushes the AI…
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OpenAI Reveals Its First Chip, “Jalapeño,” in a Bid to Loosen Nvidia’s Grip
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, unveiled its first custom chip on Wednesday in partnership with Broadcom, the two companies announced in a joint statement, a move that pushes the AI…
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US Consumer Sentiment Climbs to 49.5 in June but Stays Near Record Low
The University of Michigan reported Friday that its final June consumer sentiment index rose to 49.5, up from May’s record low of 44.8 but still the second-weakest reading since the…
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Record Heat Scorches Western Europe, Straining Power Grids and Tourism
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu activated the country’s highest public-health emergency level this week as a record-breaking heat wave gripped Western Europe, killing dozens, closing schools, knocking out power and…
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LA delays $30 ‘Olympic wage’ until after games as hotel owners warn of layoffs, economic fallout
Los Angeles officials have delayed implementation of a controversial plan to raise the minimum wage for hotel and airport workers to $30 an hour after the hospitality industry warned the…
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New Israeli AI system detects wildfires within minutes using sound sensors – interview
The Jerusalem Hills took almost a year to recover from the 2025 wildfires, according to an April report by the Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF), with new fires expected…
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