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Oil Price Today (September 9): Brent crude rises above $100 a barrel as Middle East conflict escalates

Brent crude futures crossed $100 a barrel for the first time since July 24 as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions raised concerns over Middle East oil supplies. With disruptions to shipping routes intensifying, Goldman Sachs warned prices could reach $120. JPMorgan estimates prolonged disruption could push Brent to $114, while Citi and…

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Amazon faces class action alleging widespread discrimination against pregnant workers

Amazon faces a nationwide class action lawsuit alleging discrimination against pregnant workers. The suit claims the company denied basic accommodations and fired employees for taking time off. One plaintiff was fired after a hospitalization for a pregnancy-related emergency. Amazon states it provides accommodations to tens of thousands of employees annually.…

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US bans Canadian dairy, motorcycles and alcohol imports as trade war deepens

The United States is banning Canadian dairy products and motorcycles. This action escalates the ongoing trade war between the two nations. Canada previously imposed retaliatory tariffs on American imports earlier today. Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed to reduce dependence on the United States. Both countries remain in contact, exploring potential…

The Economic Times

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Could You Have More Debt Than Your Credit Report Shows? The Fed Says BNPL Creates a Blind Spot

Pull your credit reports, and you might reasonably assume you’re looking at a fairly complete picture of the money you owe. Buy now, pay later...

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38 Investment Firms Were Accused of Faking Their Legitimacy—7 Ways Investors Can Check Before Sending Money

Seeing an investment firm listed in a government database sounds like pretty convincing proof that your money is going somewhere legitimate. Unfortunately, the Securities and...

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Payment Processor Nuvei Agrees to Pay $4.85 Million Over FTC Tech Support Scam Allegations

A global payment processor has agreed to pay $4.85 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that it provided payment services to merchants engaged in...

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Americans' Financial Expectations Keep Declining. Almost a Third Believe Next Year Will Be Worse.

Over 13% of respondents believe there is a chance they will miss a minimum debt payment in the next three months.

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Petco loses millions of dollars on customer loyalty program

Petco executives also revealed what’s next for the revamped loyalty program

The Independent UK

Middle East Clashes Again Push Oil Toward $100. Goldman Sachs Raises Forecasts a Path To $120.

The immediate catalyst was a wave of Houthi attacks on southern Saudi Arabia.

International Business Times

Your Credit Card Activity May Say More About the Economy Than You Think

Every time you swipe a credit card for groceries, dinner, gasoline, or a streaming subscription, you are contributing to a much bigger economic picture. Economists, banks, and payment companies closely study credit card activity because consumer purchases can reveal changes in household confidence and financial pressure before they become obvious…

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Qualcomm Strikes $4 Billion Amazon Stock Deal. Its Stock Is Climbing.

Amazon received warrants to purchase 25 million shares at $161.26 each.

International Business Times

IRS Finalizes New Car Loan Interest Deduction — Who Can Claim Up to $10,000

Americans financing certain new vehicles can deduct up to $10,000 a year in car loan interest under a temporary federal tax break, and the IRS has now finalized regulations explaining who qualifies. The deduction was created by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed into law July 4, 2025, and…

The Free Financial Advisor

Iran war energy costs hit US consumers at $1mn every 2 minutes: Report

The Iran war has already cost US consumers more than $100 billion in higher gasoline and diesel prices, with the tab continuing to climb by roughly $1 million every two minutes, according to a real-time estimate from Brown University’s Watson School.

The Times of India

U.S. consumers grow more uneasy about jobs & finances as high inflation outlook holds steady, NY Fed finds

US consumers grew more pessimistic about jobs and personal finances in August. Inflation expectations remained largely unchanged, showing little relief for households. Consumers raised unemployment rate expectations to the highest level since April 2020. Their confidence in finding new jobs after a loss also weakened. This outlook faces the Federal…

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Trump threatens to bar Canadian company Bombardier from selling planes in the U.S. But the company employs 500+ workers in Kansas

The company has over 2,800 U.S. suppliers in 47 states

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Two Six Drawer Dressers Sold on Amazon and Wayfair Recalled for Failing the Federal Tip Over Standard

CPSC recalled Gizoon and Alanca six-drawer dressers sold on Amazon and Wayfair for violating the STURDY Act tip-over standard for children.

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7 Things Homeowners Spend Thousands Fixing Before a Sale That Buyers May Not Care About

A home sale can turn even a perfectly sensible homeowner into a renovation maniac. Suddenly, that perfectly usable kitchen looks “embarrassingly dated,” the bathroom seems to demand a complete makeover, and an innocent light fixture becomes a five-alarm design emergency. Before tons of money disappear into projects that may impress…

The Economic Times

Bitcoin falls below $79,000 ahead of US inflation data. Here’s what’s weighing on crypto

Bitcoin fell below $79,000 as strong US employment data revived expectations of tighter Federal Reserve policy. Rising oil prices and US-Iran tensions added inflation concerns ahead of US data, while institutional ETF inflows offered support despite weakening short-term momentum and cautious sentiment.

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Canada hits US goods with tariffs of up to 50% as trade dispute escalates

Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars’ worth of US products took effect on Tuesday, escalating an 18-month trade dispute between the two North American neighbours.

The Independent UK

Senators urge Trump to back down from threat to ban sales of Canada’s Bombardier jets

Responding to Trump’s remarks, Bombardier pointed out that key components for its aircraft, including wings and engines, are already manufactured in the U.S.

Medical Daily

A Recalled Power Bank Drew 28 More Overheating Reports, Including a Death and an Airplane Fire

CPSC records show a recalled power bank drew 28 more overheating reports after its 2025 notice, including a fatal burn case and a plane fire.

The Economic Times

Silver gave 98% returns in 1 year, but investors made just 18%; 56% investments in loss: Report

Silver’s 98% one-year rally has triggered a surge in investor interest, but chasing past gains could hurt future returns. The latest report highlights how FOMO has driven investors into silver ETFs after prices surged, with 56% of money invested over the past year showing negative returns as of July 31,…

International Business Times

Construction Needs 349,000 New Workers in 2026. The Data Center Boom Can't Wait for Them

Deloitte puts the cost of not closing the workforce gap at $124 billion in lost output and a shortfall of more than two million skilled trade workers by 2028.

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As Wall Street shifts expectations towards a Fed rate hike, the White House turns up the pressure on Warsh's central bank

"High interest rates put the U.S.A. at a very unfair disadvantage, and I won’t allow that to happen!" Trump wrote on Truth Social.

The Economic Times

Global Market | China’s Trade Data: Auto, tech stocks in focus after export surge

China’s exports surged 25% year-on-year in August, supported by strong overseas demand for automobiles and high-tech goods, while the country’s trade surplus widened to $119.1 billion. Auto exports jumped 43% and semiconductor shipments soared nearly 130%, highlighting the strength of China’s manufacturing sector.

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