India Sends Emergency Power to Nepal After Glacial Floods Erase a Tenth of Its Grid
KATHMANDU, September 15 — India has approved the emergency export of up to 654 megawatts of electricity to Nepal for…
UK House Prices Rise 2% in June to £272,000 as Regional Divergence and Apartment Squeeze Deepen
LONDON, Aug. 20 — UK house prices rose 2.0% year-on-year in June 2026, bringing the national average home price to…
UAE Imposes Indefinite Trade Embargo on Iran Following Missile Strike, Shattering Fragile Gulf Détente
DUBAI, Aug. 19 — The United Arab Emirates has suspended all trade, financial, and commercial activities with Iran, imposing an…
Anthropic Targets $2 Trillion Valuation in October IPO, Poised to Eclipse SpaceX as Largest Market Debut
Investors backing Anthropic, the maker of the Claude family of large language models, expect the artificial-intelligence company to list on…
Fatal Explosion and Power Outage Rock Rotterdam Port, Exposing Vulnerabilities in Europe’s Energy Hub
ROTTERDAM, August 14 — An explosion at a petroleum storage facility in Rotterdam’s Europoort area killed one worker and injured…
Reserve Bank of Australia Holds Rates at 4.35 Percent as Inflation Forecast Slips to 2028
The Reserve Bank of Australia held its benchmark interest rate at 4.35 percent for the second consecutive meeting on Tuesday,…
Earnings Duel: Alphabet’s AI Cloud Boom Contrasts with Tesla’s Profit Squeeze as Tech Capex Soars
MOUNTAIN VIEW, July 23 — Alphabet, the parent company of Google, delivered second-quarter results on Tuesday that suggested years of…
OPEC+ Core Producers Agree to Fifth Consecutive Monthly Output Increase, Adding 188,000 Barrels a Day From August as Hormuz Shipping Reopens
VIENNA, July 6 — Seven of the largest producers within the OPEC+ alliance agreed on Sunday to raise their combined…
US Job Growth Slows Sharply to 57,000 in June, Testing Fed’s Resolve Under New Chair Warsh
WASHINGTON / NEW YORK, July 2 — Hiring in the world’s largest economy slowed sharply in June, according to data…
Alan Greenspan, Longtime US Federal Reserve Chairman, Dies at 100
WASHINGTON — Alan Greenspan, who served as chairman of the United States Federal Reserve for more than 18 years, died…