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As the U.S.-Iran war heats up again, these parts of the stock market and economy could be affected
Escalating U.S.-Iran military conflict has prompted Wall Street to reassess economic impacts, with concerns centered on rising energy prices and potential effects on consumer spending and corporate earnings.
Paris Auto Show — European OEMs Strike Back
European automakers showcased aggressive responses to Chinese EV competition at the 2026 Paris Auto Show, unveiling retro-inspired electric models and reviving neglected city car segments with competitive pricing.
Search for Amelia Earhart’s plane resumes after stormy weather
A research team has resumed searching for Amelia Earhart’s aircraft on Nikumaroro Island in the Pacific after severe weather halted operations for several days.
Biljana Plavšić obituary
Biljana Plavšić, the only woman indicted by the ICTY for Balkan war crimes, died at 96. She confessed to persecution charges in 2003 but later retracted her guilty plea, claiming she had done nothing wrong.
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A year after crash of an iconic Lisbon streetcar, a memorial but no promises for restored service
Lisbon inaugurated a memorial to 16 people killed in a funicular crash a year ago, but questions about safety and service restoration remain unresolved.
Air India’s New CEO Gets a Clear Mandate: Safety, Reliability and Profit
Air India’s new CEO Tewolde Gebremariam takes charge as the airline focuses on safety, reliability, customer trust and cost control amid ongoing transformation efforts.
Flyadeal CEO Reveals Plans for Premium Economy and Long-Haul Network
Flyadeal, Saudi Arabia’s budget airline subsidiary, plans to introduce connecting flights and premium economy seating as it expands its network with new widebody aircraft.
Pope Leo XIV unveils a fresco at the sanctuary where he prayed after his election last year
Pope Leo XIV unveiled a fresco depicting himself praying at an Italian sanctuary he visited shortly after his election, joining past popes commemorated with portraits at the basilica.
30 years after her death, Gilda embodies Argentina’s enduring faith in folk saints
Thirty years after her death in a bus accident, Argentine cumbia singer Gilda is venerated as a folk saint by devotees who seek her intercession for miracles and protection.
Eiffel Tower reopens after strike over limits on women staff during Hindu delegation visit
The Eiffel Tower reopened after a one-day strike protesting management instructions that limited female staff presence during a visit by a Hindu religious delegation on Saturday.
Bond yields are climbing. Here’s what that means for mortgages and other consumer borrowing
Bond yields have climbed to 19-year highs amid persistent inflation, pushing mortgage rates and other consumer borrowing costs higher, with experts expecting continued elevated rates.
American Airlines announces Trump Accounts matching program
American Airlines announced Monday it will match the federal $1,000 Trump Account contribution with an additional $1,000 for eligible employees’ children, joining over 50 companies supporting the savings program.
Child trust fund firms face review over efforts to find who owns £1.5bn worth of pots
The FCA launched a review of child trust fund providers over concerns that 760,000 unclaimed accounts worth £1.5bn are not being actively traced, urging families to use a free checking service.
UK house prices fall for first time since 2023, led by London and south-east
UK house prices fell 0.4% year-on-year in August, the first decline since November 2023, driven by higher mortgage rates, geopolitical uncertainty, and affordability pressures.
Xpeng shares sink as weak delivery forecast overshadows $6.3 billion robot unit valuation
Xpeng shares fell more than 9% in Hong Kong after the company issued weak third-quarter delivery guidance, though its robotics unit secured a $6.3 billion valuation.
ChargePoint CEO says 70% stock surge ‘is the beginning of the momentum’
ChargePoint’s stock surged more than 70% Thursday after the electric vehicle charging company beat second-quarter expectations and provided optimistic forward guidance, with CEO Rick Wilmer calling it “the beginning of the momentum.”