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More U.K. Retail Chains Hacked
TFG said its brands' stores are operating normally, and that it did not believe customers' payment information had been breached
A Phase Eight store in Old Amersham, U.K. Photo: iStock/Peter Fleming
Saudis Plan More Oil Pipe Capacity for Export Resilience
Within eight weeks, state producer Saudi Aramco could add 1.2 million barrels a day of extra capacity by using an existing natural gas pipeline to carry crude.
Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman. Photo: Bloomberg
Shawn Fain Re-Elected as UAW President
Fain easily won re-election, despite a campaign marred by accusations of corruption and election interference.
Kokomo. Photo: iStock.com/jetcityimage
China Will Curb Hybrid Car Sales in EU
Sales of Chinese cars in the EU, particularly hybrids and pure battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have risen sharply in the last few years, threatening European automakers.
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U.S. Suspends Green Card Program for Microsoft and Others
The suspensions highlight the Trump administration’s continuing attempts to eliminate almost all forms of immigration, legal or otherwise.
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Tesla Drops ‘Self-Driving’ Branding to Appease Europe Regulators
The California Department of Motor Vehicles last year threatened to suspend Tesla’s sales in the state over allegedly misleading marketing of driver-assistance technology.
Photo: Bloomberg
Oracle Moves Gas by Trucks to Avoid Data Center Power Delays
A plan to use trucks to deliver compressed natural gas to a data center, called Project Jupiter, would let Oracle get the early stages of it online before a key pipeline enters service.
The outside of Oracle Corporation's corporate headquarters located in Silicon Valley. Photo: iStock.com/Sundry Photography
Asia-Pacific Emerges As Vital Hub For Semiconductors
The Asia-Pacific region has evolved to develop a deeply connected semiconductor ecosystem spanning China, South Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia.
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FTC, USDA Open Probe Into Agricultural Manufacturing Sector
The agencies will be looking into reports of agricultural manufacturing companies allegedly enforcing territorial sales restrictions.
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WTO Upgrades Global Trade Forecast for 2026
The WTO's optimistic forecast was fueled by more cross-border trade for expensive chips and other technology needed for artificial intelligence build-outs.
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Saudis in Talks to Formalize Hormuz Shuttles in Fight for Market
Previously, the Saudi company generally wasn’t involved in arranging the shipping.
Vessels anchored in the Strait of Hormuz, near Khasab, Oman, in May. Source: AFP/Getty Images
Oil Shipping Costs Reach Dizzying New Highs on Hormuz Snarls
It now costs $77 million to hire a very large crude carrier to move U.S. oil to Asia, according to data from the Baltic Exchange.
A VLCC at sea. Photo: iStock/Teamjackson
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