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California farmer Cesar Mora is giving away more than 100,000 pounds of nectarines because a legal fight with Giumarra Brothers Fruit Co. has left him unable to sell the crop.

Iran has partly reopened the Strait of Hormuz after a ceasefire with the United States, but the waterway remains tense, with seized ships still held and the threat of renewed conflict hanging over the region.

President Donald Trump’s financial filing shows 327 stock trades made the day before he paused many tariffs, adding to questions about his investment activity and possible conflicts of interest.

US hospitality jobs fell in June, surprising analysts who expected the World Cup to lift hiring.

President Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure shows he earned heavily from crypto, merchandise, books, and gifts while in office.

A federal filing shows President Donald Trump made about $1.2 billion from crypto businesses last year, far more than from much of his property holdings.

LeBron James is leaving the Los Angeles Lakers after eight seasons and is expected to continue his NBA career with another team.

Black Knight Rugby, part of Cannae Holdings, has completed its takeover of Exeter Chiefs in a deal worth about £25m.

The Supreme Court said Lisa Cook can stay on the Federal Reserve board for now, even as President Donald Trump keeps trying to fire her.

A former Federal Reserve leader says inflation is still too high, so Chair Kevin Warsh may have to keep rates steady or even raise them instead of cutting them as President Donald Trump wants.

Big Tech is raising prices on older devices and game consoles as AI-driven chip demand squeezes memory supplies and pushes costs higher.

Bitzero Holdings is turning its cheap power and Bitcoin mining sites into AI data-center assets, with Kevin O’Leary backing the move and OneQode Networks signing a major lease.

Tech companies are selling off as fears grow that rising memory chip prices and shortages could hit costs, sales, and inflation.

Ray Dalio says the U.S. may be facing a modern version of the Suez Crisis, where a failed show of power can signal a long decline in empire, trust, and currency strength.

President Donald Trump is now accusing major oil companies of price gouging and wants the Justice Department to investigate, even though the industry helped fund his return to office.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent used a CNBC interview to link Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rise to the Democratic Party’s direction and to promote a new plan to help more Americans invest in stocks.

Ray Dalio says a recent trip to China convinced him the world is shifting away from U.S. power and toward a new order shaped by Chinese influence.

Slate, backed early by Jeff Bezos, has set a starting price of $24,950 for its small electric pickup, aiming to sell what it calls the most affordable truck in America.

The Washington Wizards used the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft to select AJ Dybantsa, giving the team a new young star to build around.

Prediction markets like Kalshi are drawing more attention as they spread into politics, with growing concern about insider trading, election influence, and new government rules.