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Chile’s foreign minister says the copper market is too concentrated, but refining more at home means competing with Chinese smelters
· Igor Patrick
Chile hunts for copper buyers beyond China with US$100 billion mining plan
Chile’s foreign minister says the copper market is too concentrated, but refining more at home means competing with Chinese smelters
· Igor Patrick
Tesla profit disappoints as Elon Musk’s AI spending surge leads to cash burn
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US not getting enough critical minerals from China, Greer says as Xi-Trump meeting looms
Remarks on minerals vital for electronics come as Marco Rubio and Wang Yi discuss upcoming meeting of leaders
· Nayan Seth
US not getting enough critical minerals from China, Greer says as Xi-Trump meeting looms
Remarks on minerals vital for electronics come as Marco Rubio and Wang Yi discuss upcoming meeting of leaders
· Nayan Seth
House votes to limit stock trading by members of Congress
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., and GOP leaders meet with reporters as he tries to advance a spending package for the Iran war, farm aid and President Donald Trump’s push for strict new voter ID requirements, at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, July 21, 2026. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
· Joey Cappelletti
How China and Indonesia can build a truly sturdy partnership
From handling business friction to aligning long-term goals, three practical steps can elevate ties beyond economic convenience
· Brian Y. S. Wong
How China and Indonesia can build a truly sturdy partnership
From handling business friction to aligning long-term goals, three practical steps can elevate ties beyond economic convenience
· Brian Y. S. Wong
The superannuation 'blind spot' funding Australian gambling companies
Australia's 20 biggest superannuation funds have almost $15 billion invested in gambling-related companies, despite growing concern about the social harm caused by the industry.
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Kalshi launches map showing gamblers’ odds on Senate, House races ahead of 2026 midterms
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· Marc Vartabedian
What will decide if Lakers trade Bronny James to LeBron’s next team
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· Khobi Price
USTR says 'final' forced labor tariff action to be released as soon as Thursday
WASHINGTON, July 22 (Yonhap) -- U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer said Wednesday that his office will release its "final responsive action" on its trade investigations into 60 trading partners over forced labor concerns as soon as Thursday, as South Korea and other countries await new U.S. tariffs.
· Song Sang-ho
New outbreak of explosive diarrhea parasite reported by FDA — with 72 cases and no known source
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· Ronny Reyes
(Yonhap Interview) Fireblocks CEO highlights S. Korea's potential in digital finance
SEOUL, July 23 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's strong technology ecosystem puts the country in a great position for the next evolution of financial systems, and Fireblocks hopes to support such a transition, the chief of the company said.
· Kang Jae-eun
US Treasury signals years-long plan to rebuild Iraq banking sector | The National
Iraq's banking reforms will likely take far longer than what Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi suggested after his inaugural visit to Washington last week.
· Kyle Fitzgerald
Google Dips After Search Revenues Miss; Capex Guidance Awaited
As we wrote in our GOOGL preview, according to UBS and JPM analysts, the market would be watching two things above all else when Alphabet became the first hyperscaler to report earnings after the close today: capex guidance and monetization language, as "the debate has shifted from "how big is capex" to "who proves …
· Tyler Durden
Dodgers’ Emmet Sheehan tied to Tarik Skubal trade rumors
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· Valentina Martinez
[Michael R. Bloomberg] Government AI is a terrible idea
In the push to regulate artificial intelligence, a dangerous idea is gaining ground in Washington: handing the US government ownership stakes in the biggest AI companies. Both parties see immediate dollar signs. Neither is thinking longer-term. Somewhere, Karl Marx is smiling.
· Korea Herald
How major US stock indexes fared Wednesday 7/22/2026
U.S. stock indexes barely budged after oil prices climbed another 3%.
· The Associated Press
Mavis Tire to acquire iconic auto-service chain Pep Boys in $700M deal
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· Fox Business
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in talks to join bid for 30% stake in Liverpool FC: report
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· Taylor Herzlich
Jury finds Ellsworth guilty of official misconduct
A Helena jury found former state Senate President Jason Ellsworth guilty Tuesday night of misdemeanor criminal official misconduct for awarding $170,000 in no-bid contracts to a company represented by a long-timfe business associate.
Japan, China need an economic hotline as well as a defense one
A sculpture outside the office building of China Northern Rare Earth Group, with "Build world-class" inscribed at its base, in the rare-earth industrial hub of Baotou, Inner Mongolia, China. © Reuters
· David Tingxuan Zhang
Chargrill Charlie’s is the little chook shop that could. It’s just not so little any more
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· Jessica Yun
Beverly Hills rent tumbles drastically as surprising LA County areas spike with huge annual raises
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· Ben Cost
US trade chief defends tariffs as Democrats say Trump ‘in denial’ over price hikes
Jamieson Greer denies tariffs have pushed up prices during grilling from lawmakers over cost-of-living concerns
· Shrai Popat, Lucy Campbell
Liverpool primed for business: Bezos, Bhatia and the next steps at Anfield
Fenway Sports Group looks to be locked in talks with a consortium led by the son-in-law of Lakshmi Mittal while the Amazon founder has now been linked
· Andyhunter
ASX set to rise, Wall Street mixed; Oil continues to climb
The US stock market is drifting in mixed trading, while oil prices climb another 3 per cent as fighting continues in the war with Iran.
· Stan Choe
Taco Bell sells $1 lettuce-free enchiritos to quell diarrhea parasite backlash
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· Taylor Herzlich
Business titan files bombshell lawsuit against USC over football field ‘humiliation’
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· Edward Lewis
Data company urged to be 'good' after water plan slip reveals intentions
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Nigeria, Germany agree to deepen business, trade ties
Germany's foreign minister wrapped up a two-day visit to Nigeria Wednesday as Berlin moves to deepen business opportunities across Africa amid a more isolationist United States and geo-political pressure from Russia and China.
· AfricaNews
Teen suing Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta over mental health harms drops his claims days before trial
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· Reuters
Trossard, Ramos, Dumfries: 10 transfers you may have missed during the World Cup
Too engrossed with the World Cup drama to keep up with goings-on in the transfer market? We’ve got you covered
· Will Magee, Niall Mcveigh, Billy Munday, Yara El Shaboury
There’s one major flaw with new ‘business class’ day trip to a world wonder
Anyone who has ever flown business class knows the real luxury isn’t the wider seat or the gourmet meals (though they’re definitely perks). It’s the curtain, a visual barrier that separates you from the frantic, elbow-to-elbow situation of the main cabin.
· Natasha Bazika
Inside Queensland’s bid to claw back $66 million from Fortescue
Queensland lost several economic opportunities, including the potential to foster an emerging export hydrogen industry worth $1.7 billion a year, the state government will argue as part of its $66 million claim against mining giant Fortescue.
· Cloe Read, James Hall
‘This is just the beginning’: Sydney’s median house price falls to $1.73m
The cost to buy the typical Sydney property has started to fall over recent months, with buyers beginning to get the upper hand as muted confidence, affordability pressures and higher interest rates combine to dent the property market.
· Alice Uribe
‘A long winter for house prices’: Melbourne market’s steepest drop in four years
Melbourne house prices slumped 3.1 per cent – or about $30,000 – in the past quarter, and further falls are expected as rate rises and tax changes chill the property market.
· Wes Mountain
I boarded Europe’s new bus with business class-style seats for a 12-hour trip
The two drivers of a bus in Barcelona bound for Switzerland climbed the stairs of the Twiliner double-decker and stopped by each passenger’s seat for a predeparture briefing. Before setting off into the night, they needed to show the travellers how to sleep.
· Andrea Sachs
KPMG whistleblower refused to move to Australia, fearing alleged bullying
The whistleblower who triggered the scandal engulfing consulting giant KPMG Australia refused to move to Australia in part because he claimed he had been bullied by one of KPMG’s most senior executives at the time.
· Colin Kruger
Major airline installs a ‘game-changing’ new feature to economy seats that weary passengers have begged for
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· Reda Wigle
Merchants have become princes – and threaten us all
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· Michael Pascoe
House votes on long-awaited stock trading ‘ban’ — here’s who the largest traders are
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· Ryan King
Global corporate bond sales hit $3.7tn in first half on AI funding race
Big U.S. tech companies are issuing tens of billions of dollars in bonds to fund AI-related projects such as data centers. (Source photos by Getty/Kyodo and Reuters)
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Video Game Market Tanks As Studio, Console Stocks Sink ; Can GTA VI Revive Industry?
Video game stocks have been battered so far this year, with Electronic Arts the only major name in positive territory and even then only marginally higher. The Roundhill Video Games ETF is down about 14.8% YTD, highlighting industry-wide weakness as investors await a potential revival sparked by Take-Two's release o…
· Tyler Durden
Chinese EVs take on BMW, Mercedes-Benz in Thai luxury car market
The Zeekr 009 minivan has garnered attention for its amenities and low price point. (Photo by Risako Kojima)
· KEIGO IWAMOTO
Ex-Lloyd’s of London CEO failed to disclose ‘close’ relationship with woman he promoted: reports
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· Ariel Zilber
Prosecutors argue D4vd had financial motive to kill Celeste Rivas Hernandez
Gory details about tarp, mats and inflatable pool come to light during hearing over death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez
· Uwa Ede Osifo