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Oil shortages escalate from wars in Iran and Ukraine, with few signs of relief

The global energy crisis triggered by two wars is set to worsen, as Ukraine pummels Russia’s refining industry and Iranian attacks continue on Middle Eastern oil production and refining. Further, the nature of the destruction and the growing number of fronts and warring parties involved may herald a new era…

The Conversation

Qatar Says Efforts To Reach U.S.-Iran Deal Are 'Ongoing.' But There Are No Direct Talks On The Horizon

Qatar spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari said efforts to reach a deal between the U.S. and Iran are ongoing but there are no direct talks in the plans.

International Business Times

Your AI strategy isn't failing because of bad design. It's because your team doesn't believe in you

Most leaders diagnose AI resistance as a communication problem. It's a belief problem — and fixing it requires understanding how conviction actually forms.

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Apple Seeks Injunction Against OpenAI in Trade Secrets Lawsuit, Says It Faces 'Irreparable Harm'— Jim Cramer Says 'Gloves Off'

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has asked a U.S. judge to issue a preliminary injunction preventing two former employees and OpenAI from accessing, using, or disclosing alleged confidential information while its trade secrets lawsuit proceeds.

Benzinga

Soybeans Falling on Tuesday Morning

Soybeans are trading with early weakness on Tuesday, with contracts down 7 to 10 cents. Futures were busy firming into the Monday close, as contracts settled 3 to 7 ½ cents higher, with nearby August down 3 ¼ cents. Open interest was down 6,470 contracts, suggesting some modest short covering....

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Cattle Look to Tuesday After Fading to Start August

Live cattle futures were 7 to 72 cents lower across most contracts on Monday, fading early gains. Open interest was down 998 contracts. Cash trade was at $232-233 last week, with a few at $235. Early bids surfaced near $233 on Monday, but no volume was reported. Feeder cattle futures...

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Corn Slipping on Tuesday Morning Despite Rating Cut

Corn price action is down 1 to 2 cents so far on Tuesday AM trade. Futures were busy shrugging off the overnight losses, with contracts closing 6 to 8 ½ cents higher across most months. Open interest was down 6,336 contracts, implying some short covering. The CmdtyView national average Cash...

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Cotton Fading Back Lower on Tuesday Morning

Cotton prices are back down 45 to 78 points so far on Tuesday Futures posted 36 to 85 point gains across the board on Monday. Crude oil was back down $4.61 per barrel, with the US dollar index back up $0.61. The Monday Crop Progress report showed 88% of the...

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How the Iran war is draining America's long-range missiles crucial in countering potential China, Russia threats

US Army's long-range missile stockpiles are significantly depleted after operations against Iran. Reuters reports that ATACMS and PrSM missiles have been heavily utilized. This depletion raises concerns about America's readiness for future major power conflicts. Defensive missile inventories, including Patriot and THAAD, have also seen reductions. Production is now ramping…

The Economic Times

US hopeful of Hormuz deal within days as diplomacy with Iran gathers pace

The United States expresses hope for a deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz soon. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated talks could yield an agreement today or tomorrow. This comes as a cargo vessel was struck in the vital waterway, highlighting security concerns. President Donald Trump warned Iran…

The Economic Times

In 2006, Florida deliberately sank a 911-foot aircraft carrier, creating America's largest intentionally reefed warship

The USS Oriskany aircraft carrier was deliberately sunk in 2006. It became the largest artificial reef and warship sunk in U.S. waters. Scientists confirmed the wreck provides a habitat for marine life. Divers require advanced training for exploring the deep wreck site. This project transformed a decommissioned warship into a…

The Times of India

VinFast’s Cars Got Roasted. Will Its Scooters Save The Brand?

VinFast is expanding its electric scooter lineup across Southeast Asia, but these cheap EVs could also unlock a niche US opportunity.

RideApart

H-1B visa extensions could soon come with a hefty new price tag under new Trump plan

The Trump administration is preparing to expand an existing fee on H-1B and L-1 visas by applying it to extension petitions, not just new applications and job changes. The move would raise costs for employers that rely heavily on foreign workers, with Indian professionals expected to be among the most…

The Economic Times

Qatar says draft US-Iran talks proposal in circulation as mediators push to ease tensions

Qatar is mediating a draft proposal to restart United States and Iran talks. This initiative aims to de-escalate current tensions and prevent further conflict. Oil prices saw a slight decrease following this diplomatic development. Diplomatic efforts focus on restoring shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran maintains its authority over…

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Virginia's iron furnaces burned an acre of forest a day for just five tons of metal; today, 10 stone ruins hide across 1.8 million forested acres

Old iron furnaces in Virginia's national forests reveal a significant historical impact. These furnaces consumed nearly an acre of forest daily for iron production. America's early iron industry relied heavily on charcoal, stripping thousands of acres. Most Virginia furnaces closed by the mid-1800s, with some reopening for the Civil War.…

The Times of India

North Carolina man worked 100-hour weeks for 58 years to save a bankrupt boat company, rejected a $400 million offer and gave it to charity

For nearly six decades, Eddie Smith Jr. devoted his life to rescuing and rebuilding Grady-White Boats, a struggling North Carolina boat manufacturer that was on the verge of bankruptcy when he bought it in 1968. Working up to 100 hours a week, investing his personal savings and sacrificing much of…

Euronews

Will Ukraine get the Patriot licence? Washington sends mixed signals

Russia's barrages of ballistic missiles have left Kyiv desperate to start producing its own Patriot interceptors, but despite Trump’s initial green light for a production licence, the US has yet to offer any certainty.

The Conversation

Exiled Russian comic Sasha Nezlobin brings laugh therapy to Edinburgh Fringe

I was recently party to the world premiere of Russian stand-up comedian Sasha Nezlobin’s show I’m Фine (spelt with a Cyrillic “ф”, pronounced “f”), previewing ahead of a month-long run at the Edinburgh Fringe. The expectant crowd had gathered to support Russia’s answer to Michael McIntyre in Nezlobin’s first full-hour…

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BP’s £4.2bn Iran ‘war bonus’ fuels anger over UK soaring energy bills

BP has been slammed for raking in billions from a “war bonus” boosted by the US-Iran conflict, while UK households face soaring energy bills

Latin Times

Energy Department Under Fire as Venezuela Oil Deals Stall, Testing Rubio's Energy Strategy

Nearly eight months after President Donald Trump promised a rapid reopening of Venezuela's oil sector to American companies, the administration is facing mounting criticism as no new U.S. oil production contracts have been finalized, raising fresh questions about whether Washington's ambitious energy strategy is losing momentum.

Sports Illustrated

What Mauricio Pochettino’s New Contract Means for USMNT

The Argentine will be sticking around as manager through the 2030 World Cup.

International Business Times UK

'Lacquered Stuffed Sausages': Donald Trump's 'Rotting' Hands Spark Fresh Health Speculation

New photos of Donald Trump's visibly swollen and discoloured hands have fuelled a new round of health speculation, with social media users likening them to 'lacquered stuffed sausages.'

The Independent UK

BP profit doubles to $5.7bn as war between US and Iran drives up oil prices

The five majors, BP, Shell, ExxonMobil, Chevron and TotalEnergies, together made about $46bn between April and June

Tom’s Hardware

Chinese ship spotted lurking over Taiwan-US undersea cables — 'research vessel' seen loitering above the 8,000-mile Pacific Light Cable Network fiber-optic system

A new video shows Taiwan’s Coast Guard warning a 200-ft long Chinese-flagged research vessel, spotted loitering over a fiber internet cable, to change course.

The Economic Times

Mediator Qatar says efforts 'ongoing' for Iran-US diplomatic solution

Qatar has confirmed its role as a mediator in the ongoing diplomatic interactions between the United States and Iran. These talks aim for a temporary solution that may pave the way for more extensive negotiations. The U.S. president agreed to engage in discussions prompted by multiple nations, with a focus…

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