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AAPL
$339.75
▲ 0.23%
MSFT
$498.00
▼ 0.72%
GOOGL
$351.16
▼ 1.07%
AMZN
$254.98
▼ 1.34%
TSLA
$378.90
▲ 0.96%
META
$736.60
▼ 0.63%
NVDA
$228.87
▲ 0.66%
JPM
$340.00
▼ 3.42%

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Crude Hits $100 as US-Iran War Escalates With Tankers Targeted
Brent oil topped $101 a barrel for the first time since July, as escalating attacks across the Middle East heightened concerns about further disruptions to energy flows. Bloomberg's Mike McGlone joins Bloomberg Intelligence to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)
business  Sep 9, 2026
TechCrunch
DOJ wants more answers on Fox’s $22B Roku deal
Fox’s $22 billion plan to buy Roku has hit a new hurdle. The Justice Department sent Fox and Roku what’s known as a “second request” on Tuesday, asking the companies to turn over more data and documents as it takes a closer look at the deal. That’s a fairly standard step in a major antitrust […]
technology  Sep 9, 2026
The Guardian Culture
Russian director refuses to denounce lead actor despite criticism from Ukraine
Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s DAU, about physicist Lev Landau, stars Russian conductor Teodor Currentzis, who has refused to speak out against Putin’s warThe director of a controversial new Russian film has said “everyone pays for his own choice” when asked about his lead’s refusal to condemn Russia’s war in Ukraine.In film-maker Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s DAU, which premiered at the Venice film festival on Wednesday, Greek-Russian star conductor Teodor Currentzis plays the eponymously nicknamed protagonist, Nob
entertainment  Sep 9, 2026
The Guardian
US treasury to buy back $6bn in government debt to alleviate bond market
Scott Bessent made announcement on Wednesday as bond yields rose to highest point since 2008 financial crisisUS politics live – latest updatesThe US treasury will buy back $6bn worth of government debt in an effort to alleviate a sell-off in the US bond market, the treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, announced on Wednesday.Rising inflation and uncertainty from the war in Iran have spooked investors from US bonds, what has historically been known to be one of the safest investment vehicles. Treasu
general  Sep 9, 2026

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