The ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has entered its fourth week, prompting Shell to evaluate the future of global shipping. CEO Wael Sawan has warned that the window …
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Tuesday’s announcement from OpenAI regarding the closure of Sora has sent shockwaves through the artificial intelligence community. The firm revealed it is discontinuing the video generation tool and its associated …
The UK economy is feeling the ripple effects of international conflict as mortgage rates climb to their highest levels in over a year. Despite a five-day pause in threatened airstrikes …
Japan to Begin Biggest-Ever Oil Release Backed by Fuel Subsidies as Hormuz Crisis Deepens
Japan’s government has activated its largest-ever strategic oil reserve deployment, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announcing that approximately 80 million barrels will be released to refiners from Thursday. The move …
Treasury Secretary Bessent Prepares Oil Market Lifeline Using Stranded Iranian Tankers
In an unexpected twist in the ongoing standoff over Iran’s Strait of Hormuz closure, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed Thursday that the US may soon allow the sale of Iranian …
The most expensive experiment in Meta’s history is coming to a close. Mark Zuckerberg’s company has announced the shutdown of Horizon Worlds on VR, pulling it from the Quest store …
Revolut’s profits soar but company sounds alarm on crypto and ai’s growing environmental footprint
In one of the most closely watched fintech disclosures of 2025, Revolut has reported a 57% rise in annual profits to £1.7 billion while simultaneously issuing a warning that its …
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer convened an emergency Cobra meeting Monday with top cabinet ministers and Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey as the economic fallout from the Iran crisis …
The Nikkei 225 index in Tokyo fell by 2.5% on Thursday, closing at 53,875.94. This sharp decline was triggered by a surge in oil prices and a cautious stance from …
While Thursday’s vote to keep rates at 3.75% was unanimous, the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee is far from united on what comes next, as the war in the …