Brent dropped to $102.15 even as Middle East flows sit 6.1 million barrels a day under 2025 and Saudi’s East-West pipeline stays shut.
After about eight hours at JPMorgan, Scott Bessent and He Lifeng offered an AI incident channel, not a magnet fix or a November 10 tariff extension.
The Fed is expected to raise rates a quarter point Sept. 16, a hike that may be the last check on a 5 percent 10-year yield.
Nike exits the S&P 100 on September 21 as four technology names several times its market value take the open seats, while the stock stays in...
Moncler opened its largest store on Fifth Avenue, a three-year bet to lift thin U.S. sales on a site Under Armour never opened.
Bel is doubling Mini Babybel output in South Dakota, betting portioned dairy wins GLP-1 diets and AI grocery lists that may never say cheese.
Britain names West Bank ethnic cleansing as fact, then parks a Gaza genocide ruling for an ICJ calendar that runs into 2029.
Trump billed 65 billion Venezuelan barrels as a free historic deal, but the extra-heavy crude still needs $100 billion and an unnamed driller.
The Ninth Circuit let Western states treat Kalshi sports contracts as bets, splitting with New Jersey days before a Supreme Court deadline.
Exor’s healthcare wager now sits in Philips, worth more than Stellantis, after the Lifenet sale and a markdown at Institut Mérieux.