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Tanker traffic through Hormuz falls to lowest level since talks began
Insurers and shipowners are quietly rerouting around the Gulf as negotiators in Muscat argue over an inspection timetable.
Halcyon unveils accelerator it says cuts model-training costs in half
The chip's interconnect, not its raw speed, is the claim that has rivals paying attention.
Grocery prices ease, but shoppers say it doesn’t feel that way
Inflation has slowed. Price levels have not fallen, and the gap between the two explains a lot about the mood.
Early voting opens in twelve states with turnout tracking 2022 levels
Lines were short and steady on the first morning, election officials said.
Muscat talks stall over inspection timetable, diplomats say
Both sides agree on what should be inspected. They cannot agree on when.
Whitfield launches bus tour through the industrial Midwest
The senator is betting that a message about ports and factories will travel better than one about Washington.
Markets rally on rate-cut bets as jobs data softens
A weaker payrolls report was, for one afternoon, good news.
Hospital network restores systems after week-long ransomware outage
Clinicians worked from paper for eight days. Some of the records may never be reconciled.
Kyiv braces for winter as strikes target the power grid
Utilities have rebuilt substations twice in two years. This time they are building them underground.
Rural hospitals warn of closures as a funding formula expires
A temporary payment adjustment kept hundreds of small hospitals solvent. It ends in December.
Your phone knows where you sleep. Regulators want to know who else does.
The FTC is examining how location data flows from apps to brokers to buyers, and whether anyone actually consented.
Boardrooms rethink return-to-office mandates as leases come due
Companies that ordered workers back are discovering that their buildings were sized for a different decade.
Port congestion in Rotterdam spreads to Antwerp as carriers reroute around the Gulf
Longer voyages mean bunched arrivals, and Europe's two biggest ports are feeling it at the same time.