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Apple makes a killing on extra flash storage for iPhones, pressuring suppliers into selling chips for cheap. AI hyperscalers started outbidding Apple, and chip sellers are the ones laughing now.

Despite a significant rebound in oil exports from the Persian Gulf, prices remain above $100 a barrel. Here’s why.

A $311 million buying spree in Naples created one of the country’s most expensive compounds, putting the mystery buyer in rarefied company alongside Ken Griffin and Jeff Bezos.

The Fed held rates steady, but two officials dissented in favor of an increase, including governor Lisa Cook. A December hike remains widely expected.

Israel’s fiercely contested election appeared to be headed toward weeks or months of grueling negotiations over who will serve as prime minister

No Spanish? Cut band? Falling birthrates are squeezing school budgets, leaving communities to make tough trade-offs

To win re-election, Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine must navigate a polarized electorate, anger over inflation and fallout from the Supreme Court’s 2022 decision overturning Roe v. Wade

The “Cornell 7” case has put the spotlight on ketamine, a powerful psychedelic-like anesthetic that is gaining popularity as a party drug, at college campuses

The Philadelphia Eagles built one of the NFL’s best rosters in recent years by exploiting an accounting trick. Now the team is struggling—and the bill is coming due.

The pause in fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces, coordinated in part by first lady Melania Trump, is designed to allow humanitarian aid into the city and evacuate those who want to.

A $300 billion “debt wall” is looming over private-equity backed companies. Software companies account for about a third of the risky corporate loans due in 2028 and 2029.

Israelis will vote Tuesday in parliamentary elections that could decide whether longtime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains in power or a new leader takes office

President Trump is grasping for ways to lower fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections, but refinery attacks have limited his options

Ukrainian detective Ivan Dulkay is pursuing Russian mass killers for around 300 murders in the Kyiv suburb of Bucha

The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady this week for reasons that have as much to do with what Fed officials have said as with what the economy is doing

A gunman killed one person and wounded four more in what authorities suspect was a terrorist attack targeting an ethnically diverse area outside Paris

To survive, pubs across Britain are exploring some of the more niche needs of their communities to build revenue beyond pies and pints

Capital Account: President Trump once called “tariff” the most beautiful word in the dictionary. He has somehow made it one of the most hated words in politics, writes @greg_ip

A deadly strike and others like it show the tactical and intelligence shortcomings Saudi Arabia faces as it confronts its Iran-backed enemy

Here are eight charts that show the depth of France’s financial distress, which is now prompting protests

Here’s another way the U.S. stock market has come to depend on a handful of companies tied to the AI trade

Xinjiang, once the focus of international criticism, is key to Beijing’s plan to expand exports and energy production.

Iraq and Pakistan are cutting off some important land routes in and out of Iran

Ukraine and Russia are going head-to-head underground, with soldiers from both sides crawling through of miles of Soviet-era gas pipelines to get behind enemy lines

Apple’s iPhone Duo is on sale. Good luck buying one, though: Despite mixed reviews, demand for the new folding iPhone is significantly outpacing the current supply.

Corporate America is feeling the health cost squeeze. The average family plan rose 5% to more than $28,000, according to a KFF survey, with worker costs rising 9%