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Bloomberg Markets
Saudis Seek to Boost Hormuz Oil Exports as Key Pipeline Attacked
Saudi Arabia is seeking to further boost oil supply through the Strait of Hormuz after attacks forced it to halt a key pipeline that’s been the main means of getting its crude to global markets during the Iran war, according to a person familiar with the matter.
business  4d ago
Bloomberg Markets
US Takes $450 Million Stake in Tungsten Firm to Counter China
The Pentagon will take a near-20% stake in a US producer of tungsten — a metal used in military hardware — in a move that expands the Trump administration’s push to secure critical minerals supplies outside China.
business  4d ago
The Guardian Politics
Top civil servant sacked by Starmer received record £860,000 payout
Special approval needed for amount that surpassed what Chris Wormald was ‘contractually entitled to’The former head of the civil service Chris Wormald received a record payout of almost £860,000 when he was forced out of the top job in Whitehall by Keir Starmer.Cabinet Office accounts have revealed that the former cabinet secretary, who was sacked earlier this year, was paid £859,496 upon departure. The figure is an unprecedented amount, which required civil servants to seek a special direction
politics  4d ago
The Guardian Health
If looks could kill, I’d be in real trouble | Brief letters
Default facial expressions | Coffee thermometer | Quitting Britain | Nominative determinism delightsAdrian Chiles is lucky that his face is merely “miserable” (I’ve spent my whole life looking miserable. It’s time for a change, 9 September). On the advice of my estimable wife, when I introduce myself to new colleagues I alert them to the fact that if I look as though I want to kill them, it’s my default expression and I am merely thinking, not judging.Trevor LawsonHaddenham, Buckinghamshire• Sin
health  4d ago
The Guardian
UK armed forces member killed in crash in Ukraine
Ministry of Defence says person died in road incident understood not to be result of hostile actionA member of the UK armed forces has been killed in a crash in Ukraine, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) said.The MoD said the person died in a road traffic incident on Saturday. Continue reading...
general  4d ago
The Guardian Culture
‘A double entendre in every crevice’: what, beyond near-naked tennis, is Sydney Sweeney’s game?
With her new, semi-nude advert for sports site Novig, the actor cements her reputation as the anti-woke poster girl. But is it real – or just provocation with a soft porn gaze?Bear with me here, but I’m beginning to suspect Sydney Sweeney is a very fine actor. It’s a skill she has been recognised for in the past, of course, winning nominations for Emmys for Euphoria and The White Lotus, but I mean it in a deeper sense, related to her work in advertising rather than drama – can she do more than p
entertainment  4d ago
Bloomberg Markets
Stocks Fall on AI Jitters and Rising Oil Prices
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day than "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)
business  4d ago

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