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Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, and New York City ranked among the world’s most polluted cities Thursday due to wildfire smoke, posing serious cardiovascular risks.
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ASML raised its sales outlook again on AI chip demand, lifting tech futures Wednesday. PayPal jumped on unconfirmed takeover reports.
The U.S. military has reimposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports in response to Iran’s attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, rattling energy markets.
Tsai Capital’s Christopher Tsai argues Tesla and SpaceX qualify as value stocks under an evolved framework that prioritizes structural dominance over cheap multiples.
U.S. stock futures turned mixed Tuesday as investors faced CPI data, major bank earnings, and surging oil prices tied to U.S.-Iran tensions.
Zelenskyy ousted Ukraine’s defense minister as parliament accepted PM Yulia Svyrydenko’s resignation, triggering protest calls and financial uncertainty.
U.S. stock futures turned mixed Tuesday as investors faced CPI data, major bank earnings, and surging oil prices tied to U.S.-Iran tensions.
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Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, and New York City ranked among the world’s most polluted cities Thursday due to wildfire smoke, posing serious cardiovascular risks.
Sen. Mitch McConnell confirmed a fall caused his hospitalization after weeks of silence, raising questions about Senate leadership and fiscal policy continuity.
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U.S. airstrikes on Iran Thursday triggered retaliatory strikes on Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar, threatening a fragile interim deal and rattling Gulf energy markets.
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ASML raised its sales outlook again on AI chip demand, lifting tech futures Wednesday. PayPal jumped on unconfirmed takeover reports.
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