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Putin Threatens To Retaliate Against Western Countries Over Seizure Of Commercial Vessels

Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened to retaliate for the seizure of commercial vessels from Western countries, calling such actions "piracy."

International Business Times · Aug 12

July Inflation Was In Line With Expectations. Expectations For a Fed Rate Hike Decreased.

Expectations that the Fed will hold interest rates unchanged in its September meeting increased on Wednesday after the July inflation rate was in line with estimates.

International Business Times · Aug 12

Headline And Core Inflation Rose In Line With Expectations In July, BLS Data Shows

Headline and core inflation rose in line with expectations in July, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Wednesday.

International Business Times · Aug 12

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Federer-Backed On Hits a Two-Year Low As Its Biggest Market Loses Steam

Swiss company On reported quarterly net sales of 850.3 million Swiss francs, or about $1.05 billion, below analysts' expectations of 878.16 million francs.

International Business Times · Aug 12

The IEA Had Already Reduced Its Oil Demand Forecast. It Has Done So Once More.

The International Energy Agency said global oil demand will drop by 1.6 million barrels a day this year, a significant increase compared to the previous figure.

International Business Times · Aug 12

Trump Acknowledges Switching Planes In Turkey Due To Alleged Iranian Threat, Says He Was In Greater Danger Than Decoy

President Donald Trump said the plane he boarded after surreptitiously leaving the Air Force One before departing Turkey last month was actually more dangerous.

International Business Times · Aug 12

A Prolonged Hormuz Closure Could Send Crude to $140 As U.S.-Iran Deal Remains Elusive

Oil prices remain far below the surge above $100 a barrel last month and the peak of more than $110 reached in May, but analysts say the relative calm may become increasingly difficult to sustain.

International Business Times · Aug 12

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The Upcoming Inflation Report Is a Big Deal for the Fed. Here's What Economists Expect.

The Dow Jones consensus forecast calls for headline CPI to rise 0.1% from June, while core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, is expected to increase 0.2%.

International Business Times · Aug 12

Americans Owe $1.26 Trillion on Credit Cards. New Report Sees a Development In The 'K-Shaped' Economy

Credit card balances increased by $21 billion during the quarter, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's latest Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit released Tuesday.

International Business Times · Aug 12

The SEC Is About To Take A Big Step On Crypto: New Rules Could Make It Easier To Launch Digital Assets

The SEC is preparing to vote on its first major crypto rulemaking initiative, potentially creating clearer rules for companies raising money through certain digital asset offerings.

International Business Times · Aug 11

NATO Country Believes Russia Will Stage a False Flag Attack Against Critical Infrastructure

Lithuania, a NATO country, said it is taking measures to protect critical infrastructure against a false flag attack from Russia.

International Business Times · Aug 11

Stocks Fall Again As U.S.-Iran Deal Remains Elusive. Brent Closes In On $90.

Stocks fell again on Tuesday as prospects of a deal between the U.S. and Iran remain elusive despite optimistic remarks from a top Pakistani official

International Business Times · Aug 11

Shein Is Finally Going Public, But Far From the Valuation Once Expected for the Company

Shein is preparing to launch its long-awaited Hong Kong IPO as early as next week, but slowing growth, tariff pressures and weaker profits have sharply reduced its expected valuation.

International Business Times · Aug 11

Top Reputation Management Companies in 2026

Discover the top reputation management companies for 2026. Compare leading ORM providers for content removal, search suppression, review growth, and digital risk protection.

International Business Times · Aug 11

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Expo City Dubai: Is the Supply-Demand Gap Real or Is the Market Getting Ahead of Itself?

The #1 broker for Expo City Dubai — who sold three buildings in seven hours and has analysed every unit in the district — separates the structural investment case from the marketing narrative.

International Business Times · Aug 11

The Biggest Autonomous Vehicle Investment Isn't the Vehicle

For more than a decade, investors have poured hundreds of billions of dollars into autonomous vehicles, backing companies racing to solve one of the most technically ambitious engineering problems of our time: replacing the human driver.

International Business Times · Aug 11

Government Shutdown Odds Just Dropped: Bitcoin Traders Are Reading It Wrong

The House passed a stopgap funding bill 220-205 on July 21, shoving the government's spending deadline from September 30 to December 4 and conveniently clear of the midterms.

International Business Times · Aug 11

Trump's Truth Social Posts Have a Price Tag. Wall Street Firms Are Already Paying For Early Access.

Truth API launched at the beginning of August and is designed to give paying customers quicker access to posts from some of the social media platform's most influential accounts, including President Donald Trump's.

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International Business Times · Aug 11

U.S. Brokers Deal To Get Nuclear Material From The al-Assad Era Out Of Syria

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will begin removing nuclear material from Syria after an agreement brokered by the United States.

International Business Times · Aug 11

Intel Is Increasing The Amount Of Money It's Raising As AI Demand Soars. Its Stock Is Flat.

Intel expects to raise about $19.7 billion after expenses from an upsized stock offering as it increases investment in factories, advanced packaging and other capacity needed for AI chips.

International Business Times · Aug 11

A Top Pakistani Official Voiced Optimism Over a U.S.-Iran Deal. Oil Is Rising Anyway.

Oil is climbing on Tuesday even though a top Pakistani official voiced optimism over a deal between the U.S. and Iran.

International Business Times · Aug 11

Nvidia Lines Up $500 Billion AI Financing Push As CEO Jensen Huang Says Chips Are Now an 'Investable Asset'

Nvidia has signed memorandums of understanding with Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, BlackRock, Brookfield Asset Management, Goldman Sachs and KKR to create financing platforms for Nvidia customers.

International Business Times · Aug 11

Nvidia Unveils New Open-Source AI Model. CEO Jensen Huang Says Free AI Means More Chip Demand.

Chip giant Nvidia introduced Nemotron 3.5 Lightning, a "lightweight" open-source AI model that companies can download, modify and use without paying Nvidia or seeking permission.

International Business Times · Aug 11

OpenAI Employees Just Cashed Out $7 Billion In Shares. The ChatGPT Maker Is Now Worth $852 Billion.

OpenAI has completed a roughly $7 billion secondary share sale, giving current and former employees a chance to cash out some of their holdings ahead of a possible IPO.

International Business Times · Aug 11

Social Media Companies Face a Potential Legal Reckoning As Thousands Of Lawsuits Are Set To Move Forward

A federal appeals court ruled that thousands of lawsuits filed against Meta and other social media companies for being addictive can move forward.

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