CNBC Daily Open: Trading the signals vs the noise
Anthropic files for its IPO and OpenAI’s Sam Altman discusses going public with CNBC, while Iran uncertainty continues to move oil markets.
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Russia bans aviation fuel exports until November 30
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British battle tanks on the Russian border
British heavy armour has deployed within 25km of the Russian border to rehearse defending against an incursion, as a battlegroup built around the Royal Regiment of Scotland took part in Exercise Spring Storm in south-eastern Estonia.
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Trump admin eyeing new nuclear bases near Russia’s border: report
U.S. officials have indicated an openness to expanding deployments beyond the six nations currently hosting nuclear-capable bombers
Solstad Offshore orders new installation and construction vessel
The vessel will be owned jointly with charterer SBM Offshore
Heidmar hunts new finance chief as Niki Fotiou leaves after three years
Management company ‘attracting top financial talent’ in search for successor
Why Trump Blinked on Iran – CounterPunch.org
Why Trump Blinked on Iran CounterPunch.orgNaval blockade or a new round of war: Trump’s bid to force Iran into peace on his terms theins.pressWall Street Journal: Inside ‘Project Freedom,’ Trump’s Aborted Bid to Reopen the Persian…
Kyiv residents shelter underground during Russian attack
Residents took refuge in Kyiv’s metro system as Russian missile and drone attacks hit the Ukrainian capital overnight, causing fires, damaging buildings and injuring several people.
‘Massive enemy attack’ kills at least 18 across Ukraine as evil Putin’s forces unleash 656 drones and 73 missiles
RUSSIA has killed at least 18 people as it blasted Ukrainian cities overnight with one of Vladimir Putin’s most brutal assaults in recent months. More than 100 others, including children, were injured as the ageing tyrant unleashed 653 drones and 73 mi…
UK must be able to make millions of drones, says Pollard
Defence Minister Luke Pollard told the Commons the priority is building the capacity to produce millions of drones at speed rather than stockpiling them, citing supply-chain shortages as a key constraint.
The post UK must be able to make millions of drones, says Pollard first appeared on UK Defence Journal.