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Wednesday, July 8
Business
The world absorbed over a billion barrels of lost Iranian oil supply, but depleted strategic reserves have stripped away the buffer markets relied on.
Next is reportedly preparing a takeover bid for Harvey Nichols, according to Sky News, in a move that would mark the retailer’s boldest expansion yet.
At Sintra, central bank officials from around the world signaled they see Fed Chair Kevin Warsh as a potential ally — a notable shift in an otherwise strained relationship with Washington.
FedEx shares fell 7% premarket Wednesday as margin pressure in its delivery segment raised concerns following the spinoff of its profitable trucking unit.
Standard Chartered overweighted Asia ex-Japan equities on June 22, favoring Taiwan and China on AI investment and earnings strength.
Porsche CEO Michael Leiters aims to finalize a second cost-cutting package by July, he told Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung on Saturday.
U.S. stock futures rebounded Friday as U.S.-Iran peace deal optimism lifted tech stocks including Intel, offsetting concerns over a hawkish Fed under Chair Warsh.
SoftBank has launched a cybersecurity product built on OpenAI’s models to counter AI-enabled breaches, marking the Japanese conglomerate’s direct entry into enterprise security.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy raised security concerns about Anthropic’s AI models to Trump officials before a U.S. government crackdown, per a source familiar with the matter.
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