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Pentagon-Backed Oil Company Is Set to Vie for Chevron's Crown in Venezuela

The rise of a U.S.-backed oil company in Venezuela has frustrated executives at America's biggest oil companies.

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U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Pentagon Labeling Anthropic a Security Risk

Conflicting court rulings over the Pentagon dispute with Anthropic complicate the AI developer's ties with Trump administration.

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Blackstone's Top Private-Equity Executive Is Preparing to Leave Firm

Joseph Baratta would be the latest of several senior executives to leave private-investment giant.

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Microsoft Launches Copilot 'Super App' in Push to Monetize AI

Microsoft's stock move signals that shareholders view the new app as a positive step for the company.

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Cracks in Oracle's AI Data Center Build-Out Appear in New Mexico Project

Oracle sent a force majeure notice to the developer, has removed one key development partner and faced local resistance in Project Jupiter.

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Chemicals Giant BASF Moves for Rival Evonik

The German company said it entered initial talks over a takeover of smaller peer Evonik, a tie-up that would bolster BASF's dominant position in Europe's chemicals industry.

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Tesla's stock falls as launch of Semi truck fails to excite investors

Autonomous trucking represents a compelling opportunity for Tesla, but it's unclear what the company's initial Semi targets look like.

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ArcelorMittal Drops Plan to Restart Ukrainian Operations After Missile Strikes

The steelmaker said it isn't able to safely restart operations at its Ukrainian subsidiary after missile attacks killed five people and injured 17 employees.

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Novo Nordisk to Pay Up to $1.3 Billion for Nanexa's Drug Delivery Technology

Novo Nordisk agreed to license and develop the technology, which could cut the frequency patients need to inject its obesity and diabetes drugs.

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DP World Reroutes Cargo as Costs Mount From Hormuz Disruption

CEO Yuvraj Narayan scrambles to build alternative supply routes around Port of Jebel Ali with Hormuz closure cutting profits by $90 million a month.

 

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