Canadian trade negotiators left the U.S. without a deal to stop President Trump's new tariffs. Canada is now signaling it is prepared to retaliate rather than wait for further talks.
Boeing was awarded a $131.23 billion indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract by the US Air Force for the F-15 Eagle Crest in support of the F-15 Program Office.
Bitcoin options traders placed a $2.9 million bet on a rapid move above $82,000. The positioning reflects short-term bullish sentiment in the crypto market.
European stocks are expected to open broadly higher as U.S. Treasury yields ease. Reports suggest the Treasury may use its General Account to help fund its bond buyback program.
Navitas Semiconductor has agreed to acquire Claros Inc., a power management solutions company. The transaction is valued at up to approximately $232.8 million.
Woodside Energy reported higher first-half profit driven by stronger average realized prices despite weak production. The company also tightened its fiscal 2026 production outlook.
Woolworths is playing its jingle on a loop outside a Darwin store to deter anti-social behaviour. The tactic has irritated some customers, according to the report.
Digital Realty has been selected under Singapore's second Data Center Call for Application. It received a provisional allocation of 50 megawatts to develop a new data center at Jurong Town Corporation's low-carbon data center park.
Washington is threatening economic measures against Iran's remaining foreign trade. A small group of governments accounts for most of that trade, leaving them most exposed.