Global oil prices saw a modest retreat to $100 per barrel this Wednesday, a movement closely monitored by Shell and other industry giants. The White House has reportedly submitted a …
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OpenAI has announced the immediate discontinuation of Sora, the AI video generator that took the internet by storm last year. The firm broke the news on Tuesday, stating that it …
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The UK’s financial landscape is under pressure as the threat of 3% inflation forces a radical rethink of interest rate projections. Investors are betting on a series of rate hikes …
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Japan to Begin Biggest-Ever Oil Release to Keep Economy Running Amid Middle East Chaos
by admin477351Japan has taken the extraordinary step of initiating the biggest-ever release from its oil reserves, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi confirming that some 80 million barrels will be made available …
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent outlined an unconventional plan Thursday to address spiraling oil prices: temporarily lifting US sanctions on Iranian crude oil currently held on tankers at sea. The proposal, …
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Mark Zuckerberg Once Called It the Future — Now Meta Is Killing the Metaverse After $80 Billion Loss
by admin477351A vision that was supposed to define the next era of the internet is being quietly switched off. Meta confirmed that Horizon Worlds will be removed from VR platforms entirely …
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Revolut’s record profits come with a warning: crypto and ai energy use poses reputational threat
by admin477351Revolut has reported its most profitable year on record, with pre-tax profits rising 57% to £1.7 billion in 2025, but the company has tempered the good news with a frank …
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Oil markets experienced their sharpest decline in weeks Monday as President Donald Trump announced a five-day postponement of planned US strikes against Iranian power plants and energy facilities. The president …
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A wave of selling hit Asian bourses on Thursday, mirroring a downturn on Wall Street caused by spiking energy prices. U.S. indices like the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 closed …
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Behind the Bank of England’s unanimous decision to hold rates at 3.75% lies a deeply uncertain and increasingly hawkish policy environment shaped by war, energy market turmoil, and shifting committee …