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What’s fueling Indonesia’s worst wildfire season in a decade?
Indonesia faces its worst wildfire season in a decade, with more than 4.6 million acres burned since August, causing over 300,000 respiratory cases and spreading toxic smoke across the region.
Fears for mature Scots Pines burned by huge Cairngroms wildfire
A major wildfire in Scotland’s Cairngorms this summer may have destroyed centuries-old Scots Pine trees, threatening natural forest regeneration despite signs of recovery in other vegetation.
The hidden history of how Big Oil invented the American Dream
A Grist investigation reveals how oil and gas companies shaped American culture through decades of advertising and public relations, embedding fossil fuels into everyday life from the 1940s onward.
Storm Boelo: Meet the people on standby in NI as severe weather approaches
Storm Boelo is expected to bring strong winds and disruption to Northern Ireland this weekend, with rescue volunteers, roofers, and tree surgeons preparing to respond to emergencies and damage.
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Sea Ray parent Brunswick bets on AI navigation and new revenue streams to help stalling boat sales
Brunswick Corporation is leveraging artificial intelligence navigation technology and recurring revenue models to offset sluggish boat sales, targeting modest unit growth through 2030 while expanding aftermarket and software revenues.
Hims & Hers CEO says FTC lawsuit misunderstands how the company works
Hims & Hers CEO Andrew Dudum defended the telehealth company against an FTC lawsuit, asserting the agency misunderstands the company’s operational model and data-sharing practices.
Target says its turnaround is picking up steam, with help from a big tariff refund
Target reported strong quarterly earnings boosted by a $752 million tariff refund, with comparable sales beating expectations at 3.8% and raising full-year guidance.
Hyundai’s new flagship vehicle is a large luxury Genesis EV
Hyundai’s luxury brand Genesis unveiled the GV90, an all-electric large SUV with up to seven seats designed to compete in the premium vehicle segment and expand its U.S. lineup.
Where commercial real estate demand is the highest, according to new data
South Carolina leads U.S. states in commercial real estate demand potential, according to a new National Association of Realtors index measuring economic factors across office, industrial, retail and multifamily sectors.
After 10 years at United, CEO Scott Kirby is thinking big about the future of his airline from JFK to AI
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby, who led the carrier to become the second-most profitable U.S. airline in a decade, is pursuing aggressive expansion including new international routes and increased presence at New York’s JFK Airport.
Chinese court sentences founder of property developer Evergrande to life in prison
Hui Ka Yan, founder of Chinese property developer Evergrande, has been sentenced to life in prison and the company fined $2.3 billion for financial fraud and asset concealment.
North Korea fires a suspected missile toward the sea, Japan says
North Korea launched a suspected ballistic missile toward the sea on Thursday, according to Japan, one day after rejecting U.S. efforts to scale back joint military exercises with South Korea.
France links sharp rise in drownings to prolonged heatwaves
France has recorded 301 drownings since mid-June, representing a 14% increase compared to the previous year, with officials attributing the rise to prolonged heatwaves affecting the country.
Canada, US and tit-for-tat tariffs: How will they impact their economies?
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs matching US duties after negotiations collapsed, with economists warning both nations face significant economic pain from the escalating trade dispute.
Iran war: Top US lawmaker says Republicans can ‘absolutely’ win midterms
House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed confidence Republicans will retain control of Congress in November midterm elections despite ongoing war with Iran and public opposition to the conflict.
Iranian families struggle to afford the basics as US ratchets up economic warfare
Iranian families face severe economic hardship as sanctions and naval blockades intensify during the ongoing conflict, with food prices surging and unemployment rising significantly.