Behind Warren Buffett’s $100 billion-plus bet on Apple and the iPhone
The “Oracle of Omaha” called the iPhone “an extraordinary product” and Apple a better business than any of Berkshire’s wholly-owned subsidiaries.
This individual investor favorite has endured even as other meme stocks fell from favor
Tesla net inflows from retail investors have risen and it’s now on track to be the most bought-into security.
Fourteen dead in plane crash in Brazil’s Amazonas state
Manaus Aerotaxi airline issued a statement confirming there had been an accident and that it was investigating, but offered no details on deaths or injuries.
IAEA chief Grossi condemns Iran’s ‘unprecedented’ barring of inspectors
IAEA said Tehran’s decision went beyond normal practice. It said Iran had told it that it would bar “several” inspectors, without giving a number.
Ukraine drones strike Crimea, Moscow, oil depot, Russia says
Ukraine in recent days has launched a series of strikes on Russian military targets in occupied Crimea, including the Russian Navy Black Sea Fleet’s facilities.
Stellantis offers raises, inflation protection measures to UAW as strikes continue
The company outlined its latest deal, which was released Thursday.
Atlantic storm Lee delivers high winds and rain before forecasters call off warnings in some areas
Atlantic storm Lee made landfall at near-hurricane strength Saturday, bringing destructive winds, rough surf and torrential rains to New England.
North Korea’s Kim views Russian nuclear-capable bombers, hypersonic missiles
Washington has accused North Korea of providing arms to Russia, but it is unclear whether any deliveries have been made.
U.S. ambassador to Russia visits jailed reporter Gershkovich
Gershkovich is the first U.S. reporter to be accused of spying in Russia since the Cold War.
Poland, Hungary, Slovakia to introduce own bans on Ukraine grains
The announcements follow a European Commission decision not to extend its ban on imports into Ukraine’s five EU neighbors.
