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Lockheed Martin's backlog hit a record $230 billion after a $35 billion missile interceptor contract.
A U.S. Navy helicopter disabled a container ship in the Gulf of Oman hours after the cargo ship attack.
Traders cut the odds of a September interest rate hike to 42 percent after the report matched forecasts.
UNESCO is calling for the immediate and unconditional restoration of girls' right to education as Afghanistan remains the only country that formally bans female secondary schooling.
The arrangement, funded through JPMorgan Chase and Banco Santander, allows GM to prepay suppliers without carrying the cost on its books.
The company reported $2.58 billion in second-quarter revenue and raised its full-year outlook to as much as $13.2 billion.
Dimon told CNBC that heavy capital demand from AI investment may prevent the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates.
The Florida energy drink company also promoted its North American sales head to chief commercial officer as part of a broader realignment.
Oil prices jumped 2.5% Tuesday after Pakistan's defense minister said a deal over the Strait of Hormuz may be close.
The deal sent Archer's stock higher as the company moves to use artificial intelligence to reshape commercial aviation.
Spider-Man and The Odyssey are both gaining traction in Chinese theaters, even as the country's overall box office dropped 40% in the first half of the year.
The company's quarterly revenue came in at just $1.7 million, almost entirely from ads on Truth Social.
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