Shaw vs. Barrera: AB 181 reshapes California education leadership
The upcoming election pits Sonja Shaw against Richard Barrera as a new law hands the education department to a governor‑appointed commissioner.
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Tech leaders pledge $2.4 billion compute credits for US science drive
White House unveils $6 billion Genesis Mission, blending private AI compute credits with new federal research funds.
Gold Fields to acquire BHP’s Kambalda nickel plant
BHP hands over its Kambalda nickel hub to Gold Fields, setting a 2027 finish date and keeping the Western Australian workforce on…
Super PAC to reimburse government for Trump promotional TV spots
Trump vows his super PAC will foot the bill for the contested patriotic ads.
Brazil election surprise lifts Nubank stock while US fintech stay flat
Nu Holdings soars as Brazil's election shock sends Latin American digital banking shares higher, leaving U.S. fintech largely unchanged.
Negotiations between India and United States reach a hard limit
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman warns that India‑US trade talks have hit a hard plateau, as Washington leans on tariffs to narrow its…
Record optimism among US companies as Q3 earnings season begins
US firms are unusually buoyant, declaring record optimism as the Q3 earnings calendar rolls out this week.
Tehran withholds funds from Hamas amid West Bank calm
Iran pauses Hamas aid because the militant group failed to destabilise the West Bank, prompting Israel to tighten its own security posture.
Orvana’s Bolivian unit gains six-month extension on loan with Trafigura
Orvana Minerals’ Bolivian subsidiary renegotiates its loan terms, pushing the final payment back six months to better fit its copper‑gold‑silver project schedule.
Ex-adjunct at Texas Southern gets 78-month prison term for aid scheme
Former Texas professor gets 78‑month prison term for a $921k student‑aid fraud scheme.