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Reuters verified videos showing a burning tanker near Oman and oil reaching the country’s shores.
A $3.7 billion charge tied to revised U.S. data-center plans hit earnings, while financing costs more than doubled.
October exports jumped 35.2% year over year as AI infrastructure spending supported factories, even as domestic demand stayed weak.
Premium large-format screens accounted for 74% of the sequel's opening-weekend ticket sales.
Task Force Iron Gate would extend efforts beyond a months-long naval blockade, with illegal revenue streams also targeted.
Keidanren has postponed a China delegation, while the Kansai Economic Federation plans a year-end mission.
Japan has demanded the order's immediate withdrawal and lodged a protest with Moscow.
Reported moves included a 5% midday Nasdaq decline and a 1,000-point Dow slide amid tech-stock selling.
Thousands of Ueno Bank customers had savings frozen as lawmakers began impeachment proceedings against Peña.
An interim government estimate put Nov. 5 turnout at almost 600,000; marches were largely peaceful despite clashes.
SoftBank had sought the unit as part of its push to expand into physical AI.
Toyota's hybrid sales were a bright spot as the company reported higher profit.
CoreWeave bonds tumbled, some to new lows, after Democratic candidates favoring slower data-center construction won gubernatorial races, including in Texas.
The prize is the top honor at the 39th Tokyo International Film Festival.
The exchange describes separate approaches to two engineers before attackers reached its wallet transaction system.
Utility bills rose more than 13% in 2026, adding to household costs amid wartime inflation and higher military spending.
Finance ministers plan to discuss candidates on Nov. 9, but the European Council will make the final choice.
After weak monsoon rains, farmers preparing winter crops face water shortages and a risk of lower yields.
Firms from Taiwan, the US and Singapore showcased surface and underwater vehicles in Tainan amid increased Chinese military pressure.
Disney has reportedly asked some managers to target 20% in annual cost savings, potentially through layoffs and expense reductions.
