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Axpo CEO Says Nuclear Renaissance Unlikely Amid Cost and Regulatory Hurdles Axpo CEO Christoph Brand warns a nuclear renaissance is unlikely as high costs, regulatory barriers and geopolitical shocks reshape …

Anthropic expands Claude Mythos access amid U.S. government scrutiny Anthropic plans wider international access to Claude Mythos, including Japan, as U.S. officials scrutinize the model for safety and national-security risks. …

IU Berlin visa permits denied for hundreds of Indian students after university found to have breached rules Hundreds of Indian students at the International University of Applied Sciences (IU) in …

Pakistan fuel import bill surges to $800 million, threatening broad economic shock Pakistan fuel import bill surges from $300m to $800m, triggering a severe economic shock that raises inflation, strains …

Massie Primary Tightens as Trump-Backed Ed Gallrein Mounts Challenge in Kentucky’s 4th District Massie primary tightens in Kentucky’s 4th District as Trump-backed Ed Gallrein challenges Thomas Massie; polls show a …

Elliott Urges Daikin to Double ROE in Five Years as Shares Tick Up Daikin shares rose after activist investor Elliott unveiled a plan arguing the world’s largest air‑conditioner maker can …

D.C. pay equity fund under threat in Bowser budget, imperiling early educator wages Bowser’s 2026 budget proposes cutting the D.C. pay equity fund, risking raises for 3,300 early educators and …

Prudential Financial Japan Hit by Up to $575m Profit Charge as CEO Vows Long-Term Commitment Prudential Financial Japan faces up to $575 million operating profit hit after misconduct at a …

Samsung strike deepens as union demands removal of bonus cap amid AI-driven chip profits Samsung strike escalates as union rallies at Pyeongtaek seeking removal of bonus cap amid AI-driven semiconductor …