Iraq and the U.S. begin formal talks to end coalition mission formed to fight the Islamic State group
The U.S. and Iraq held a first session of formal talks Saturday in Baghdad aimed at winding down the mission of a U.S.-led military coalition formed to fight the Islamic State group in Iraq.
Skipping breakfast isn’t as harmless as you may think—here are 2 surprising reasons why
Research suggests that skipping breakfast may be more harmful than you think. Here are two reasons why breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
How Guyana’s big oil boom turned it into the world’s fastest-growing economy
The 2015 oil discovery led Guyana to become the world’s fastest-growing economy, recording the world’s highest real GDP growth rate in 2022 and 2023.
Activist Rubric nominates two directors at Xperi. Here’s how the firm may help enhance shareholder value
There are opportunities for cost cutting at Xperi, and fresh blood on the board might be what it takes to build value.
These energy stocks may rally after U.S. crude oil prices rose above a key level this week
The energy sector has lagged oil prices over the past four to six weeks but confirmation that crude is moving higher should now help the stocks play catch up.
Goldman Sachs is pounding the table for these top tech stocks ahead of earnings
Goldman Sachs said it’s standing by stocks like Apple heading into earnings.
Quality stocks are dominating the market, up 25% in the past year
The quality factor has dominated the market, with the representative iShares MSCI USA Quality ETF (QUAL) up 25% in the past year.
South Gaza battles rage as heavy rain hits displaced people further north
Israel pressed ahead with its campaign against Hamas in Gaza’s Khan Younis, as bad weather hit displaced Palestinians seeking refuge further north in the battered enclave.
Ukraine says there’s no evidence for Russia’s claim that dozens of POWs died in a plane crash
Officials in Ukraine said Russia has provided no credible evidence to back its claims that their forces shot down a military transport plane.
Israel’s El Al suspends South Africa route over World Court case
“Israelis don’t want to fly to South Africa,” said an El Al spokesperson. “They are cancelling flights and planes are pretty empty.”
