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Iran's Economy is Teetering on The Brink. The U.S. Is Applying Further Pressure.

Washington is taking aim at Tehran's shadow fleet.

International Business Times · Oct 8

Reports Claimed Trump Could Attack Iran Before The Midterms. The President Denied It.

"We will not be attacking Iran at any time prior to the Midterm Elections to be held in the United States on November 3rd," Trump said in a social media publication.

International Business Times · Oct 8

OpenAI's Revenue Was Lower Than Previously Reported. Stocks Dropped Dragged by AI Names.

OpenAI told investors its annualized revenue hit about $50 billion at the end of September, lower than the $68 billion reported last month.

International Business Times · Oct 8

Why Early Intervention and High-Impact Tutoring Can Be the Solution to Declining Literacy Rates

The National Literacy Institute (NLI) findings suggest that 40% of fourth graders read below the basic National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) levels, falling from what it was in 2022.

International Business Times · Oct 8

Forget the Strategy Decks. The Decision-Layer War Will Be Won in the API Docs

Every trade outlet covering retail's AI moment has landed on the same phrase: the "decision layer." It's the recommendation engines, conversational agents and pricing logic that now sit between a shopper's intent and their purchase.

International Business Times · Oct 8

The Spread Illusion: When Tight Pricing Fails The Pressure Test

The spread is the difference between the bid and the ask price. It is one of the most visible trading costs, which is precisely why it attracts so much attention when traders compare brokers.

International Business Times · Oct 8

Europe's Student Revolt Grows Beyond France. Thousands Take to the Streets In More Countries.

The unrest intensified Wednesday in Liège, Belgium, where police confronted demonstrators amid growing anger over school conditions and education expenses.

International Business Times · Oct 8

China Escalates Taiwan Threat: Militia Boat Spotted Off Island's East Coast for First Time

The boat was detected in mid-August operating near Chinese coast guard cutter 2502 and research vessel Xiang Yang Hong 03.

International Business Times · Oct 8

Microsoft Is Suspended From Green Card Program. Vance Accuses Company Of H-1B Abuse.

The Trump administration says Microsoft and several other major technology companies are being suspended from a federal program used to sponsor foreign workers for permanent U.S. residency.

International Business Times · Oct 8

Maduro And His Wife Face Torture Charges. More Than A Dozen Americans Are At The Center of The Accusation.

New York prosecutors brought charges tied to Americans who were allegedly tortured while held in Venezuelan custody during Maduro's rule.

International Business Times · Oct 8