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Finance
Casey’s Same-Store Sales Growth Declines Despite Higher Revenue
Finance
The Big Questions About Anthropic’s IPO
World
Opinion | China Overplayed Its Hand on Critical Minerals
It exploited a chokepoint. Now the U.S., Australia and other allies are finding ways to build around it.
Finance
Canada’s Tariffs Take Effect
World
Iran Launched Undisclosed Second Wave of Attacks on U.S. Navy Ships
The second strike in three days missed its targets, as concerns grow that Tehran’s missiles are becoming more sophisticated.
Finance
Treasury Yields Push Higher Ahead of Buyback Announcement
World
Opinion | Taiwan’s Drone Bill Signals Stronger Defense
Taipei’s investment shows that the island is serious about deterring Beijing.
World
Opinion | Who Really Rejected Peace in the Middle East?
Hint: Despite what the leading candidate for United Nations secretary-general has said, it wasn’t Israel.
World
European Nations Impose Trade Bans on Israel Over West Bank Settlements
Israel condemns the moves and retaliates against the U.K., the first to announce measures.
Finance
How Shopify’s Push into AI Is Working Out
World
Opinion | What Went Wrong After 9/11
A series of errors over a quarter-century leaves the U.S. in dire need of rebalancing.
Finance
Boston Scientific Lowers Full-Year Targets After Cyberattack
Finance
Google Cloud, Accenture Launch Unit to Put AI Engineers On-Site With Customers
Finance
U.S. Gets Minority Stakes in Some Quantum Computing Companies in $300 Million CHIPS Act Funding Deal
World
Unpaid Ebola Workers Let Families Touch the Dead
The protests by health teams are the latest problem to undermine the effort to halt the spread of the virus.
World
Dow Dips, Oil Nears $100
U.S. stock indexes started the week lower as rising oil prices added to investor anxiety.
World
One of the World’s Highest-Paid Political Leaders Just Got a Big Raise
Singapore has long paid its politicians especially well, but the high salaries have become increasingly sensitive in the city-state.
Finance
U.S. Employment Trends Index Rose in August, Conference Board Says
World
Iranian Airline Favored by the Regime Is Defying Sanctions and Expanding
Mahan Air, accused of ferrying weapons and military personnel, has kept its aging jets flying despite U.S. efforts to ground it.
World
Canada PM Carney Vows to Backstop Economy as U.S. Trade Row Escalates
Mark Carney said retaliatory tariffs on about $20 billion in U.S. goods that kicked in on Tuesday were necessary to protect domestic sectors
Finance
U.K Pays Multi-Decade High Yields at Long-Term Debt Sale
Finance
Democratic Socialists Embrace Experiential Marketing to Woo Young Voters
Finance
AI Infrastructure Will Cost Trillions More
World
Thieves Raid Renoir Museum in Latest French Art Heist
The targeting of Musée Renoir along the French Riviera follows a wave of thefts from the country’s museums.
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