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World - The Wall Street Journal
Iran's Secret Warning to U.S. Allies: Don't Help Israel, or You're Next
The threats through diplomatic channels have prompted Arab states to tell the U.S. that they won’t aid any attack on Iran.30 minutes ago - Israel -
Business - MarketWatch
Nike elevates another company veteran, as new CEO prepares to take reins
Nike Inc. on Thursday said it would bring in another three-decade company veteran to lead its business in North America, in an effort to rejuvenate demand as its new chief executive prepares to ...3 hours ago -
Business - Financial Times
UK executives dump shares on fears of Labour capital gains tax raid
Public filings show disposals have doubled in wake of election and ahead of crunch Budget3 hours ago - United Kingdom -
Top stories - CBS News
Maryland U.S. Senate candidates debate abortion rights
Democrat Angela Alsobrooks is highlighting former Gov. Larry Hogan's actions in office as evidence he isn't as supportive of abortion rights as he now claims to be.3 hours ago - Abortion -
Business - Inc.
Why So Many Companies Are Firing Gen Z
The eldest of the generation born between 1997 and 2012 are landing (and losing) their first jobs out of college—but it’s not because of work ethic.4 hours ago -
Top stories - CBS News
Brown University votes against divesting from companies in Israel
Ivy League university said its exposure to companies with Israeli military ties is "de minimis" and does no harm.4 hours ago - Israel -
Politics - NBC News
Trump says big companies have 'raped our country' in economic speech
Former President Donald Trump told the Detroit Economic Club that the United States has allowed "big companies" to "come in and raid and rape our country."5 hours ago - Donald Trump -
Top stories - CBS News
New data on U.S. inflation
New consumer price index data shows a slight cooling in prices for some sectors in the U.S. economy. Nicholas Jasinski, a senior writer at Barron's, joins CBS News with more on what prices fell for ...6 hours ago - Inflation -
Business - MarketWatch
TD Bank fined $3 billion by U.S. regulators and forced to limit growth
Toronto-Dominion Bank shares fell on Thursday as the Canadian bank was fined and forced to limit expansion to settle charges it failed to prevent money laundering.7 hours ago -
Top stories - The New York Times
Russian Casualties in Ukraine Surpass 600,000, U.S. Says
More than 600,000 Russian troops have been killed or wounded since the war began in 2022.7 hours ago - Ukraine -
Health - The New York Times
Florida IV Plant Spared From Storm, Company Says
Milton threatened a Daytona Beach site that produces one-fourth of the nation’s IV medical solutions, which were already in short supply because of storm damage in North Carolina.8 hours ago - Florida -
Business - Inc.
Most Companies Absorb Rising Healthcare Costs—For Now
Employers are paying 14 percent more for health coverage plans than two years ago, and businesses are shouldering most of the price increases.10 hours ago -
Business - MarketWatch
Where Nvidia ranks among fastest-growing AI companies. No, it’s not No. 1.
Others ranking high on a broad list of AI stocks include AMD and Micron.11 hours ago -
Top stories - CBS News
U.S. inflation continued to cool in September, latest CPI data shows
Inflation in September fell to an annual rate of 2.4%, its lowest point since early 2021, as gas and energy costs continued to ease.13 hours ago -
Top stories - NBC News
Trump says powerful foreign companies have 'raided' the U.S.
Barack Obama kicks off swing-state blitz for Harris in Pittsburgh15 hours ago - Donald Trump -
Business - CNBC
Why the U.S. government is investigating Google
A series of complaints say Google's dominant behavior in the online search, advertising, and web applications markets is violating antitrust laws.16 hours ago - Google -
Business - Inc.
How Psychological Ownership Transforms Your Company
Meaningful participation in the business helps employees think and act like owners.17 hours ago -
Top stories - NBC News
Central Beirut rocked by Israeli strikes; dozens reported killed at Gaza school
U.S. urges Israel to address 'catastrophic conditions' in Gaza18 hours ago - Israel -
Business - The Wall Street Journal
This Chinese Miner Dominates Global Cobalt Supply. The U.S. Is Crying Foul.
With its rapid expansion in Africa, CMOC has seized the lead position in the metal used in EV batteries and weapons.22 hours ago -
Business - The Wall Street Journal
Companies Are Scrapping or Rolling Back DEI Grants
A pullback in aid for Black- and Hispanic-owned small businesses follows litigation from activists.22 hours ago -
World - The New York Times
Prestigious U.S.-Ireland Mitchell Scholarship Paused Amid Funding Woes
More than 300 American students have benefited from the George J. Mitchell program, founded after the Good Friday Agreement, but it has been halted indefinitely.Yesterday -
World - The Wall Street Journal
U.S. Sees Opening to Sideline Hezbollah Politically in Lebanon
The Biden administration wants a government free of militants’ influence following Israeli strikes.Yesterday -
Science - The New York Times
U.S. Warns of Solar Storm That Could Bring Northern Lights and Power Concerns
An explosion of particles is expected to reach Earth on Thursday, and could lead to visible Northern Lights in much of the country while also raising power grid concerns.Yesterday -
Business - The New York Times
U.S. Races to Replace IV Fluid Supplies After Hurricane Helene
The F.D.A. has authorized shipments from overseas plants to ease shortages of IV bags caused by Hurricane Helene as hospitals begin rationing fluids to protect the sickest patients.Yesterday -
Tech - The New York Times
Google Researchers Win Nobel Prize Amid Company’s Antitrust Battle
Two of the company’s A.I. researchers shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, just hours after the Justice Department started spelling out plans that could lead to its break up.Yesterday - Google -
Top stories - CBS News
U.S. energy secretary talks possible Milton blackouts, fuel shortages
Nearly 2,000 Florida gas stations say they have already run out of fuel ahead of Hurricane Milton's landfall. The storm damage could worsen things in the hours and days ahead. U.S. Secretary of ...Yesterday -
Top stories - The New York Times
Brown University Will Vote on Divesting from Companies Tied to Israel
The university made a deal with pro-Palestinian students last spring to consider their demands if they ended a protest encampment. But the university board voted against divestment.Yesterday - Israel -
Business - MarketWatch
Palantir nears $100 billion market cap as one of the largest software companies
Palantir joined the S&P 500 last month, and its stock ranks third by year-to-date performance among current members.Yesterday -
Business - The Wall Street Journal
Marriott to Improve Data-Security Practices, Pay $52 Million in U.S. Settlements
The hotel operator agreed to pay a penalty and implement enhanced data-security practices as part of separate settlements with the FTC and U.S. states related to data breaches that affected ...Yesterday -
Business - The Wall Street Journal
Bayer Shares Plunge After U.S. Legal Setback
Washington state’s top court granted a petition for review in a case over allegations of chemical contamination against Bayer’s Monsanto.Yesterday -
Top stories - The New York Times
Can a Start-Up Help Authors Get Paid by A.I. Companies?
Created by Humans, a company that aims to help writers license their works for use by A.I. companies, has struck a partnership with the Authors Guild.Yesterday -
Top stories - CBS News
Honda recalls 1.7 million U.S. vehicles over steering risk
Improper manufacturing and assembly of the cars' steering gearbox may impair driving, according to Honda.Yesterday -
Tech - The New York Times
U.S. Weighs Forcing Google to Break Off Parts of the Company
They include making Google’s data available to rivals and forcing it to break off parts of the company, the Justice Department said in a court filing.Yesterday - Google -
Business - CNBC
Amazon same-day prescription delivery expanding to nearly half of U.S. in 2025
Amazon has been working to speed up deliveries of medication as it looks to accelerate its push into health care.Yesterday -
Business - MarketWatch
European companies could still beat earnings estimates, Barclays says
European companies are heading into the upcoming earnings season on shaky ground, but lowered earnings estimates could help them beat analysts’ forecasts in fiscal 2024.Yesterday -
Business - The Wall Street Journal
London-Listed Companies Given More Freedom to Boost Top Executives Wages
The Investment Association simplified its principles of remuneration after a review aimed at ensuring that the U.K. markets continue to attract high-quality companies.Yesterday -
Top stories - NBC News
Afghan national living in U.S. charged with plotting Election Day terrorist attack
Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, a resident of Oklahoma City, was charged with conspiring to carry out a terrorist attack on behalf of ISIS on Election Day, according to federal prosecutors.Yesterday -
Business - The Wall Street Journal
U.S. Weighs a Breakup of Google
Antitrust enforcers have been searching for tough remedies to counteract alleged monopoly abuses.Yesterday - Google -
Business - The Wall Street Journal
The Battle Over Robots at U.S. Ports Is On
Striking dockworkers are back to work—but disagreement over automation stands in the way of lasting peace.2 days ago