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- Apollo Global Explores MidCap Financial Investment Sale
- Stalled Iran Talks Pressure Gold as Tensions Rise
- Switch 2 Price Rises as Nintendo Faces Sales Decline
- China's Exports Surge Amid Rising Global Demand
- Saudi Aramco Boosts Profits by 25% Amid Oil Reroutes
- Evacuations Begin From Virus-Hit Cruise Ship
- Apple Resolves iPhone AI Advertising Dispute
- Asset Managers See Iran Fueling Fed Hikes
- Work Addiction: A Growing Institutional Threat
- Oil Giant's Profits Soar Amid Global Turmoil
- Oil Rebound Stalls
- Dangote Eyes Kenya for Next Oil Refinery
- Billionaires Decry Wealth Tax Plans
- Britain Weighs Glyphosate Ban for Harvests
- Crypto Heist Mastermind Gets Prison Time
- Mideast Strife Threatens Asia's Food Supply
- Trump Media's $400 Million Plunge
- Cruise Ship Britons Face Isolation
- Utilities Bill Customers Billions for Unbuilt Projects
- China Demands Deforestation-Free Brazilian Beef
- China's Exports Surge to All-Time High in April
- White House AI Policy Sparks Industry Jitters
- Trump Fights Tariff Ruling
- US Jobs Surge, Crushing Expectations
- Toyota's Profit Dip: Tesla Stays Strong
- US Jobs: Mixed Signals Emerge
- Nvidia Deepens AI Infrastructure Reach
- Seattle Seahawks Sale Sees Soft Interest
- OpenAI expands GPT-5.5-Cyber access for vetted critical-infrastructure defenders
- S&P 500 and Nasdaq close at record highs as tech rallies on strong jobs data
- U.S. Hiring Beats Expectations In April
- U.S. stocks brace for inflation data, Iran war developments and Trump-Xi meeting
- Gasoline Nears $5: Drivers Brace for Impact
- New Monetary Policy Analysis Service Launched
- Great Western Railway to return to public ownership in December 2026
- Lime files for U.S. IPO, reports 29% revenue growth in 2025
- U.S. stock futures edge higher as traders monitor U.S.-Iran tensions and await April jobs report
- PJM warns AI and data centers are straining the U.S. power grid and calls for market changes
- Lime files for IPO, citing growing revenue and liquidity risks
- US Job Growth Slows in April