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Japan raises visa fees for first time since 1978, with costs up to five times higher
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Japan raises visa fees for first time since 1978, with costs up to five times higher

Japan has raised visa fees for the first time since 1978, and the cost will be up to five times higher, CNBC reports.
Oil prices rise after fresh Persian Gulf attacks, trade opens higher Monday night
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Oil prices rise after fresh Persian Gulf attacks, trade opens higher Monday night

After a weekend of fresh attacks in the Persian Gulf, oil futures rose when trading reopened Monday night.
Norwegian oil lockout hits 1,000 workers as strike threatens production gains
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Norwegian oil lockout hits 1,000 workers as strike threatens production gains

A union conflict in the Norwegian oil service sector is escalating. Around 1,000 Norwegian oil workers are being locked out - which could have major consequences for production, CNBC reports
Toyota can overtake GM in US vehicle sales
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Toyota can overtake GM in US vehicle sales

Japanese car giant Toyota is closing in on American competitor General Motors (GM) in the race to sell the most vehicles in the United States, according to a new forecast.
Micron exceeds analysts' expectations by a wide margin
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Micron exceeds analysts' expectations by a wide margin

Chip giant Micron Technology significantly beats market analysts' expectations.
Bonuses at South Korean chip giants Samsung and SK Hynix create inflation fears
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Bonuses at South Korean chip giants Samsung and SK Hynix create inflation fears

South Korean chip giants Samsung and SK Hynix are set to pay large bonuses to employees, with South Korea's central bank warning that the payments could fuel inflation, CNBC reports.
SpaceX and Microsoft in tight battle for rankings of world's most valuable listed companies
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SpaceX and Microsoft in tight battle for rankings of world's most valuable listed companies

SpaceX's rocket trip on Wall Street has shaken up the rankings of the world's most valuable listed companies. The company is now battling Microsoft for fourth place
SpaceX buys Anysphere for 563 billion Swedish kronor
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SpaceX buys Anysphere for 563 billion Swedish kronor

Elon Musk's space company SpaceX is buying AI company Anysphere, co-founded by Swede Arvid Lunnemark, CNBC reports. The price tag is $60 billion, equivalent to 563 billion Swedish kronor
Oil below $80 for first time since March
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Oil below $80 for first time since March

Futures prices for North Sea oil fell below $80 per barrel on Tuesday for the first time in three months.
Oil prices fall after US and Iran reach deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz
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Oil prices fall after US and Iran reach deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz

SpaceX took off at rocket speed in its stock market debut
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SpaceX took off at rocket speed in its stock market debut

SpaceX shares surged when the company's stock was listed on the Nasdaq in New York on Friday, closing up more than 19 percent. The surge means that Elon Musk is now the world's first dollar-trillionaire
OpenAI files for IPO
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OpenAI files for IPO

OpenAI, which is behind the popular AI service ChatGPT, is approaching an IPO. According to CNBC, the company has filed a confidential application with the U
Judge halts increase in H-1B visa fees for tech workers
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Judge halts increase in H-1B visa fees for tech workers

A federal judge is blocking President Donald Trump's plan to raise a visa fee to $100,000 for immigrants in the U. S
Broadcom plummets in after-hours trading after reporting lower-than-expected sales
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Broadcom plummets in after-hours trading after reporting lower-than-expected sales

American chip giant Broadcom reported lower-than-expected sales in its quarterly report on Wednesday evening.
Netanyahu after Trump's harsh words: We have the same goals
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Netanyahu after Trump's harsh words: We have the same goals

Donald Trump admits he got angry with Benjamin Netanyahu after Israel's escalating attacks in Lebanon. But the Israeli prime minister is playing down the harsh exchange of words
NASA: Bezos rocket damage could take until 2028 to repair
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NASA: Bezos rocket damage could take until 2028 to repair

It could take until 2028 for the damage to be repaired after the explosion of Blue Origin's New Glenn lunar rocket last week, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman told CNBC.
Dell exceeded expectations, stock surges in after-hours trading
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Dell exceeded expectations, stock surges in after-hours trading

Computer manufacturer Dell beat market expectations in its quarterly report on Thursday. The stock is surging in after-hours trading on the New York Stock Exchange
Broad declines in Asia as oil rises after reports of attacks near the Strait of Hormuz
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Broad declines in Asia as oil rises after reports of attacks near the Strait of Hormuz

Several of Asia's leading indices are falling on Thursday, while crude oil prices are rising. The market reaction follows reports of new attacks near the Strait of Hormuz
WTI oil plunges despite new US attacks on Iran
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WTI oil plunges despite new US attacks on Iran

The July WTI crude oil futures contract fell by just over 5 percent overnight Tuesday, despite new US attacks on Iran.
Oil prices fall at opening as US and Iran deal talks weigh on futures
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Oil prices fall at opening as US and Iran deal talks weigh on futures

Crude oil prices are clearly falling as futures trading opens after the weekend.
Pretty happy weekend on Wall Street as US and Iran agreement remains unclear
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Pretty happy weekend on Wall Street as US and Iran agreement remains unclear

New York's stock exchanges ended the trading week in the red.
More than 47,000 Samsung employees to begin 18-day strike
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More than 47,000 Samsung employees to begin 18-day strike

More than 47,000 employees at South Korean electronics giant Samsung will go on strike on Thursday, Yonhap reports.
Germany to sell Swedish-linked energy company Uniper
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Germany to sell Swedish-linked energy company Uniper

The German government plans to reprivatize the energy group Uniper, which is a co-owner of the Swedish nuclear power plants Oskarshamn, Ringhals, and Forsmark.
Foreign countries dumped US government securities after the war in Iran broke out in March
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Foreign countries dumped US government securities after the war in Iran broke out in March

When the war in Iran broke out in March, other countries dumped assets into US government bonds.
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