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Sweden Election Too Close to Call as Centre-Left Opposition Holds One-Seat Edge

Sweden's two main blocs are split by about 20,000 votes, with the centre-left opposition holding a projected one-seat edge over the governing right-wing co

Coca-Cola Returns 84% over Five Years as PepsiCo Manages 3%

Coca-Cola shares returned 84% over five years against PepsiCo's 3%, as Q2 results show diverging margins and guidance.

Oracle Down 50% in a Year Despite 30% Revenue Growth and $664 Billion Backlog

Oracle shares are down about 50% over the past year despite 30% revenue growth and a $664 billion contract backlog in remaining performance obligations.

DocuSign Bets on AI Agreement Platform as Revenue Growth Slows to 9%

DocuSign is shifting from e-signatures to AI-driven agreement management as revenue growth slows to 9%, with IAM now 15% of annual recurring revenue.

Nearly a Dozen Data Center Firms Go Public, File for IPO or Explore Listings

Nearly a dozen data center companies have gone public, filed for IPOs, or been reported exploring one over the past year, with the pace accelerating recent

US Resumes Strikes on Iran After Attack on Jordan Base, Reigniting Open Conflict

The US launched fresh strikes on Iran after an attack on a base in Jordan, reigniting open conflict as mediators scramble to revive a ceasefire.

Kumamoto Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 23 as Rescue Hopes Fade in Japan

The death toll from the magnitude 7.1 earthquake in southwestern Japan's Kumamoto region has risen to 23 as rescue hopes fade for finding survivors.

US and Saudi Arabia Strike Iran-Aligned Groups in Iraq, Sending Oil Prices Higher

The US and Saudi Arabia launched coordinated strikes on Iran-aligned groups in Iraq, driving oil prices higher amid fears of a wider regional conflict.

Blanche Attorney General Nomination Faces Delay as Cornyn Demands IRS Settlement Assurances

Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination faces delay as Sen. John Cornyn demands assurances over the settlement of Trump's lawsuit against the IRS.

Iran Launches Surprise Missile Strike on US Forces, Shattering Fragile Pause in Middle East Conflict

Iran launched a surprise ballistic missile attack on US forces in the Middle East, breaking a fragile pause and rattling oil and equity markets.

Kentucky Governor Demands McConnell Prove Fitness to Serve or Resign After Hospital Stay

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has called on Senator Mitch McConnell to prove he is fit to serve or resign following his prolonged hospital stay.

Ukrainian Drone Strikes Ignite Russian Industrial Sites, Targeting Wildberries Logistics Hub

Ukrainian drone strikes have set Russian industrial sites ablaze in Ryazan, forcing retailer Wildberries to evacuate warehouses as Kyiv targets Moscow's ec

Powerful Earthquake Kills 13 in Southwestern Japan as Rescue Teams Race to Find Survivors

A powerful earthquake in southwestern Japan's Kumamoto region has killed at least 13 people and injured hundreds as rescue teams search for survivors.

Senate Confirms Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence in Party-Line Vote

The US Senate confirmed Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence in a 51-47 party-line vote, ending Bill Pulte's brief interim tenure.

Trump Pursues Iran Talks During Strike Pause as Zelenskyy Meeting Nears

Trump says talks with Iran are underway during a pause in US strikes, as he prepares to meet Zelenskyy and the Senate votes on Russia sanctions.

Approaching Heat Wave Threatens to Intensify Record Wildfires Across Spain and France

An intensifying heat wave with temperatures near 95F is set to escalate wildfire dangers across Spain and France as nearly 300,000 acres burn.

McConnell Remains in Rehab, Will Miss Kentucky’s Fancy Farm Picnic as Recovery Continues

Senator Mitch McConnell has not been cleared to leave rehabilitation after a fall and will miss Kentucky's annual Fancy Farm picnic, his office says.

Michigan Faces Major Cyclospora Outbreak as Experts Point to Food Supply Consolidation

Michigan faces a major cyclosporiasis outbreak as experts warn food supply consolidation may be amplifying the spread of contaminated produce nationwide.

Comey Asks Judge to Dismiss ‘Seashells’ Threat Case as Protected Political Speech

Former FBI Director James Comey asked a judge to dismiss charges over a seashell Instagram post, arguing it was protected political speech, not a threat.

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