Licensed Merey is replacing costlier Urals at Jamnagar, then leaving Gujarat as diesel, while Treasury accounts still hold PDVSA’s sale proceeds.
Sector ETFs took in a record $86 billion through September, yet XLK is 64% in 10 stocks and this year’s winners keep rotating.
India says Starlink, Jio Satellite and OneWeb sit at the same security stage, undercutting Musk’s claim that oligarchs uniquely blocked his satellite internet.
Circle is putting USDC and EURC in SAP Pay so treasury teams can settle in stablecoins without leaving Cloud ERP.
After the Senate stalled the CLARITY Act, the CFTC’s first crypto rules target retail margin and leave ordinary spot trading with the states.
Yanmar’s NOK 5.9 billion cash offer for AKVA locks 92% of the shares and folds Atlantic salmon’s equipment layer into a Japanese industrial aquaculture division.
Washington is slowing aircraft-part licenses to China, using spare parts for jets already in service as leverage over rare earths.
Novartis will pay $575 million for a Suzhou mRNA therapy, part of a China licensing wave that now fills a third of global pipelines.
VanEck named Figment on VBNB and filed a 4% validator fee, but the BNB ETF still holds $2.69 million and shows no staking yield.
Arthur Hayes ties a $1 million Bitcoin target by 2030 to an AI data-center credit bust, with the strongest rally pinned on late 2027.