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An aviation fuel tanker refuelling an aircraft, illustrating jet fuel supply

India Raises Diesel and Jet Fuel Export Taxes Even as Crude Prices Fall

India raised export duties on aviation turbine fuel and diesel from June 16 while leaving petrol untouched, a move that looks backward until you stop watching crude. With oil prices falling after

June 18, 2026

by Economy Desk

Centene Corporation community outreach event, with volunteers at a food bank

Centene Asks Most of Its 61,000 Workers to Leave as Medicaid Cuts and ACA Losses Bite

Centene is offering buyouts to most of its 61,000 employees, citing a 6 percent drop in plan membership, the expiration of enhanced ACA subsidies, and the prospect of $900 billion in Medicaid cuts over the next decade. Layoffs will follow

June 18, 2026

by Economy Desk

EA Advertising Launches to Steal TV’s Sports Budgets With In-Game Brand Deals

Electronic Arts has launched EA Advertising, a platform that lets brands buy dynamically served placements inside

Electronic board showing Nikkei 225 stock prices in Tokyo as chip stocks rally on the US-Iran ceasefire

Chipmakers Lead a Global Tech Rally as the Iran War Premium Drains Out of Markets

A war that had hung over every chip stock for weeks came off the screens on

Onitsuka Tiger storefront in the Shinsaibashi shopping district of Osaka, Japan

Asics Sets Its Tiger Free: Onitsuka, the 38% Margin Brand, Becomes Its Own Company

Asics will spin off Onitsuka Tiger into a standalone subsidiary from January 1, separating its fastest-growing, highest-margin brand after sales jumped 43 percent to $851 million. Shares rose, because the market read

June 10, 2026

Business·Deals·News

A Boots pharmacy store on the High Street in Cheltenham, part of the 1,800-store chain drawing a 10 billion dollar Australian bid

Boots, Stripped From Walgreens a Year Ago, Draws a $10 Billion Australian Bid

Sigma Healthcare, the Australian owner of Chemist Warehouse, confirmed preliminary talks to buy Boots in a deal reported around $10 billion, with Canada's Weston family among rival bidders. A 178-year-old British institution

June 10, 2026

Business·Deals·News

SoftBank's Masayoshi Son and OpenAI's Sam Altman meeting in Tokyo in February 2025, before the stalled margin loan talks

Banks Balk at Pricing OpenAI: SoftBank’s $6 Billion Margin Loan Stalls

SoftBank's attempt to borrow at least $6 billion against its OpenAI stake has stalled, Bloomberg reported, with creditors unsure how to value a private company that has missed some internal sales and

June 10, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·Business·Markets·News

LNG carriers at anchor off Singapore, the kind of vessels that will move Malaysian gas to Japan under the new Petronas-JERA deal

Japan Locks In Malaysian Gas to 2048 While Missiles Fly Over Hormuz

Petronas and Japan's JERA signed a 20-year LNG supply deal running to 2048, up to 2 million tonnes a year from 2028, extending a partnership that began in 1983. The timing is

June 10, 2026

Business·Economy·News

The Hollywood sign in Los Angeles, as the Directors Guild reaches a tentative four-year deal with studios and streamers

Hollywood’s Directors Sign a Quick, Quiet Deal While the Town’s Biggest Merger Looms

The Directors Guild reached a tentative four-year agreement with the studios in under a month of talks, the third guild to settle this cycle. The terms are undisclosed, AI and health costs

June 10, 2026

Business·Entertainment·News

Lenovo's research and development campus in Beijing, as the PC maker's shares fall on memory-driven price hikes

Lenovo Falls Nearly 10% as the Memory Crunch Comes for the Price of the PC

Lenovo shares slid nearly 10 percent in Hong Kong on reports of PC price increases driven by memory costs, the squeeze analysts call chipflation. The AI data centers eating the world's DRAM

June 10, 2026

Business·Markets·News·Technology

Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo, overlooked by one of Starbucks Japan's most famous stores, as the company weighs a stake sale

Starbucks Eyes a Stake Sale or IPO for Japan, Its Next Retreat From Owning Asia

Starbucks has held preliminary talks with banks about a stake sale or IPO for its Japan business, Bloomberg reported, a unit of about 2,100 directly operated stores that could be valued at

June 10, 2026

Business·Deals·News

OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman, whose company is negotiating a 10-gigawatt data center lease on federal land in Ohio

OpenAI Wants 10 Gigawatts on Federal Land in Ohio, With Nvidia Helping to Pay

OpenAI is in advanced talks to lease a proposed 10-gigawatt data center campus on 3,700 acres of Energy Department land in Ohio, with financial backing from Nvidia, The Information reported. Days after

June 10, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·Business·News·Technology

Netflix headquarters in Los Gatos, California, the company Paramount accuses of a scorched-earth campaign against its Warner deal

Paramount Accuses Netflix of Poisoning Its Warner Deal. Netflix: ‘Absurd’

Paramount's chief legal officer told the Justice Department that Netflix is running a scorched-earth campaign to poison regulators against the $110.9 billion Warner Bros. Discovery takeover. Netflix, which banked a $2.8 billion

June 10, 2026

Business·Entertainment·News

Dustin Johnson celebrating as LIV Golf Boston champion, in the league now facing the end of its Saudi funding

LIV Golf Faces Its Saudi Funding Cliff With a Season to Run and a Decade to Profit

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund will stop financing LIV Golf after the 2026 season, a portfolio decision that leaves the league seeking its own economics years before its CEO expects profit. Scott

June 10, 2026

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India Raises Diesel and Jet Fuel Export Taxes Even as Crude Prices Fall

Centene Asks Most of Its 61,000 Workers to Leave as Medicaid Cuts and ACA Losses Bite

EA Advertising Launches to Steal TV’s Sports Budgets With In-Game Brand Deals

Chipmakers Lead a Global Tech Rally as the Iran War Premium Drains Out of Markets

Asics Sets Its Tiger Free: Onitsuka, the 38% Margin Brand, Becomes Its Own Company

Boots, Stripped From Walgreens a Year Ago, Draws a $10 Billion Australian Bid

Banks Balk at Pricing OpenAI: SoftBank’s $6 Billion Margin Loan Stalls

Japan Locks In Malaysian Gas to 2048 While Missiles Fly Over Hormuz

Hollywood’s Directors Sign a Quick, Quiet Deal While the Town’s Biggest Merger Looms

Lenovo Falls Nearly 10% as the Memory Crunch Comes for the Price of the PC

Starbucks Eyes a Stake Sale or IPO for Japan, Its Next Retreat From Owning Asia

OpenAI Wants 10 Gigawatts on Federal Land in Ohio, With Nvidia Helping to Pay

Paramount Accuses Netflix of Poisoning Its Warner Deal. Netflix: ‘Absurd’

LIV Golf Faces Its Saudi Funding Cliff With a Season to Run and a Decade to Profit

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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