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Interest rate dilemma for central banks as inflation rises but growth slows
Central banks face a policy dilemma as inflation remains above targets while economic growth slows and Middle East tensions threaten oil prices, complicating decisions on interest rate adjustments.
Water companies in England and Wales explore ‘surge pricing’ during drought
Water regulators in England and Wales are considering allowing companies to raise bills during drought periods, a practice likened to surge pricing used by ride-sharing services.
Sadiq Khan calls on Andy Burnham to commit to climate action as pressure grows over North Sea oil
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has urged the UK government to recommit to climate action and reduce oil and gas dependence amid summer drought and wildfires, as pressure mounts over potential North Sea drilling approvals.
Trump is blocking billions of dollars of grants that would fix the grid
The Trump administration has halted or delayed billions in federal grants for grid infrastructure projects across the country, with some awards explicitly targeted based on state political affiliation.
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Why Apple pivoting to China for memory may not solve big tech’s microchip crisis
Apple reportedly is looking to ease its memory crunch with a Chinese company, but the dominance of the big three makers continues, says one tech investor. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Comcast To Separate NBCUniverisal Media And Technology Businesses – Deadline
Comcast To Separate NBCUniverisal Media And Technology Businesses Deadline Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
Comcast announces it will spin off NBCUniversal and Sky from cable business – CNBC
Comcast announces it will spin off NBCUniversal and Sky from cable business CNBC Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
A ‘Magnificent Seven’ slump sent momentum stocks to their fourth-worst performance in 22 years. Here’s what happened 70% of the time.
The S&P 500 underperformed its equally weighted counterpart by 350 basis points last week. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
China’s economy picks up in June on rebounding U.S. exports, analysts say
A container ship is berthed at the container terminal in Qingdao, China's eastern Shandong province on June 25, 2026.- | Afp | Getty ImagesChina's economy is showing signs of picking up, thanks in part to a rebound in shipments to the U.S. "Manufacturing saw the...
‘Tit-for-tat US-Iran attacks appear to be over’
NewsFeedFormer US Ambassador to Oman Richard Schmierer says recent US-Iran military exchanges appear to have run their course, with Qatar and Pakistan helping bring both sides back to diplomacy. Talks are expected in Doha on Tuesday focusing on safe passage through...
Russia-Ukraine war: Why has Putin rejected limits on long-range strikes?
Russian President Vladimir Putin says Moscow will continue its more than four-year-long war on Ukraine, rejecting Kyiv’s proposals to limit the use of long-range missiles and stop hostilities.In an interview with Russia’s state television service on Sunday, Putin said...
Russia’s Fuel Troubles Expose Central Asia’s Energy Dependence – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Russia's Fuel Troubles Expose Central Asia's Energy Dependence Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source
‘Erased from history’: A century on from Canada’s anti-Greek riots
Toronto, Canada – The mobs marched down Yonge Street in the heart of what is now Canada’s largest city in August 1918.Tens of thousands of people, angry over perceived social injustices, spent hours rampaging through the streets. Their target? The Greek-owned...
Australia and Vanuatu sign deal to block foreign military bases
Two countries sign economic and security pact, as China expresses concern that the agreement may be targeted at it.By AFP and APPublished On 29 Jun 202629 Jun 2026Australia and Vanuatu have signed a economic and security deal that prevents foreign military bases from...
China slaps export controls on dozens of Japanese entities
China’s Ministry of Commerce says measures are a response to Tokyo’s ‘new militarism’. Published On 29 Jun 202629 Jun 2026China has slapped export controls on dozens of Japanese entities over Japan’s alleged “militarism”, Beijing’s latest economic salvo in a...
The central bank of central banks warns AI frenzy could trigger stock-market slump and jeopardize economy
Rich stock market valuations, investor complacency, circular financing, and the potential knock-on effects in credit markets are a clear warning in the BIS annual report Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source