A US prosecutor’s newly revealed diaries from World War II have laid bare the gruelling effort to document Japanese wartime atrocities in China and the unlikely bond forged between him and the people he helped. The diaries belonged to David Nelson Sutton, an American assistant prosecutor at the Tokyo Trial, or the International Military Tribunal for the Far East – a landmark international judicial...
A US prosecutor’s newly revealed diaries from World War II have laid bare the gruelling effort to document Japanese wartime atrocities in China and the unlikely bond forged between him and the people he helped. The diaries belonged to David Nelson Sutton, an American assistant prosecutor at the Tokyo Trial, or the International Military Tribunal for the Far East – a landmark international judicial effort. The tribunal drew upon a vast “evidence wall” comprising nearly 50,000 pages of trial...
Stingray accélère l’intégration de TuneIn, entraînant beaucoup plus tôt que prévu des synergies sur le plan des produits de plus de 42 millions de dollars et une optimisation des coûts de 12 millions de dollars Stingray accélère l’intégration de TuneIn, entraînant beaucoup plus tôt que prévu des synergies sur le plan des produits de plus de 42 millions de dollars et une optimisation des coûts de 1...
Stingray accélère l’intégration de TuneIn, entraînant beaucoup plus tôt que prévu des synergies sur le plan des produits de plus de 42 millions de dollars et une optimisation des coûts de 12 millions de dollars Stingray accélère l’intégration de TuneIn, entraînant beaucoup plus tôt que prévu des synergies sur le plan des produits de plus de 42 millions de dollars et une optimisation des coûts de 12 millions de dollars
Stingray accelerates TuneIn integration well ahead of schedule, with revenue synergies surpassing $42 million and cost optimizations of $12 million Stingray accelerates TuneIn integration well ahead of schedule, with revenue synergies surpassing $42 million and cost optimizations of $12 million
Stingray accelerates TuneIn integration well ahead of schedule, with revenue synergies surpassing $42 million and cost optimizations of $12 million Stingray accelerates TuneIn integration well ahead of schedule, with revenue synergies surpassing $42 million and cost optimizations of $12 million
Vance Reacts After Israel Reportedly Caught Spying On Pentagon Vice President JD Vance has raised some eyebrows in Washington after responding to a Fox News question about pervasive Israeli spying on top Trump administration and US intelligence officials. NBC reported days ago that the Pentagon has officially elevated Israel's counterintelligence threat level to its highest possible category , dri...
Vance Reacts After Israel Reportedly Caught Spying On Pentagon Vice President JD Vance has raised some eyebrows in Washington after responding to a Fox News question about pervasive Israeli spying on top Trump administration and US intelligence officials. NBC reported days ago that the Pentagon has officially elevated Israel's counterintelligence threat level to its highest possible category , driven by surging internal alarm that this primary Mideast regional ally is aggressively ramping up espionage operations targeting senior US officials - even Trump's own top Iran negotiator. While the White House has officially denied the report and major allegations of egregious levels of ally on ally spying, Vance did not echo that rejection, interestingly enough. Watch: 🚨 MUST WATCH: ISRAEL WAS JUST CAUGHT SPYING ON THE PENTAGON AND TRUMP’S TOP NEGOTIATOR… VICE PRESIDENT JD VANCE REACTS 🚨 “Israel may like that, they may not like that… this is in the BEST INTEREST of the United States of America” 🇺🇸🔥 pic.twitter.com/JkNc0rDjqE — Jesse Watters (@JesseBWatters) June 9, 2026 Asked by reporter Jesse Waters "how concerned" he was about "Israel spying on the United States" - Vance acknowledged the following: “Well look, obviously the Israelis and I – excuse me, the Israelis and the United States have a lot of shared interests, but we also have some situations where our interests diverge ,” Vance told Waters. “The president has been very clear that while Israel obviously has some objectives that it has, the United States’ main objective in Iran does not have a nuclear weapon, and we’ve actually created the space necessary where the president believes that we can get the long-term settlement to Iran’s nuclear deal .” One source reacted to the response from the White House number two as follows : "The White House vehemently denied a report last Friday about a heightened counterintelligence threat, but on Monday night, Vice President JD Vance appeared to undercut that denial with a bl...
A number of stocks fell in the afternoon session after the midday Apache helicopter incident over the Strait of Hormuz removed the stable macro backdrop the semiconductor sector needed to extend its recovery.
A number of stocks fell in the afternoon session after the midday Apache helicopter incident over the Strait of Hormuz removed the stable macro backdrop the semiconductor sector needed to extend its recovery.
Welcome back to Canada Daily, the newsletter on business, economics and politics from Vancouver to Montreal and beyond. If this was forwarded to you, sign up . The Canadian dollar has been on a ride this year. In the week after the Iran war began in late February, the loonie rose against most of its Group of 10 counterparts. Several foreign exchange analysts touted the currency as a top pick due t...
Welcome back to Canada Daily, the newsletter on business, economics and politics from Vancouver to Montreal and beyond. If this was forwarded to you, sign up . The Canadian dollar has been on a ride this year. In the week after the Iran war began in late February, the loonie rose against most of its Group of 10 counterparts. Several foreign exchange analysts touted the currency as a top pick due to its link to oil prices. But as the conflict has dragged on, things got more complicated. Today, the loonie slumped to 1.3969 against the US dollar, its lowest level of the year , before recovering slightly. There are a few reasons for the loonie’s weakness. Though still higher than they were before the war, oil prices have softened. Crude just touched its lowest level since April on signs of plunging global demand, with Brent briefly falling below $90 a barrel. (It recovered a bit after President Donald Trump said the US must respond to an Iranian attack on an Apache helicopter.) Second, it seems clear the Bank of Canada will be on hold for a while. Weak first-quarter GDP data threw cold water on rate-hike expectations this year. Only two of 15 of economists surveyed by Bloomberg said they think the central bank will hike in 2026. Financial markets are pricing in one increase by December, but traders are showing less conviction in that bet than a few weeks ago. And the US dollar has just been a robust performer, with the country’s job market showing strength, for example. The greenback is up against all other G10 currencies so far this month. So speculators have raised their short bets against the Canadian dollar for the past three weeks, according to Commodity Futures Trading Commission data. Also in this newsletter: Apotex dives into a hot market for IPOs . A little-known satellite maker benefits from SpaceX hype . Pushback to Kevin O’Leary’s Alberta data center . The following was produced with the assistance of Bloomberg Automation. Top stories Apotex Health expects t...
Brazil’s aim to become a leader in rare-earths mining is running head-on into budget cuts and staffing shortages at the sector’s regulatory agency. The Latin American nation is pursuing partnerships with other countries on critical minerals and rare earths, yet its National Mining Agency, or ANM, lacks the resources to keep up with inspections and meet international commitments, said Director-Gene...
Brazil’s aim to become a leader in rare-earths mining is running head-on into budget cuts and staffing shortages at the sector’s regulatory agency. The Latin American nation is pursuing partnerships with other countries on critical minerals and rare earths, yet its National Mining Agency, or ANM, lacks the resources to keep up with inspections and meet international commitments, said Director-General Mauro Sousa. “It’s a contradiction at the heart of the Brazilian state,” Sousa told reporters Tuesday at an industry conference organized by mining group Ibram in Brasília. Outside of China, Brazil has the world’s largest reserves of critical minerals. Brazil’s government recently cut funding for agencies including ANM, which oversees more than 255,000 active mining claims, inspects mining structures and handles permits for new projects. Read More: How Brazil Can Chip Away at China’s Rare Earths Lead: Explainer The cuts also are affecting review of structures for mine waste materials called tailings dams in a country still marked by two major disasters at operations owned by Vale SA . The regulator’s workforce is less than half the level needed, and only four employees are dedicated to critical minerals, Sousa said. Still, ANM is facing a boom in rare-earth exploration applications — ones it will likely struggle to process. Since 2023, the agency has received 3,038 requests, compared with 745 filed between 1975 and 2022. “ANM is currently on life support,” Sousa said.
Michael Hurlston, CEO of Lumentum, discussed the critical role of indium phosphide in optical chips, particularly lasers, which are essential for the AI revolution. He explained that the increasing speeds and bandwidth requirements in data centers are driving a shift toward optical connectivity using fiber optics, as light offers unmatched transmission speed. He speaks with Romaine Bostick & Katie...
Michael Hurlston, CEO of Lumentum, discussed the critical role of indium phosphide in optical chips, particularly lasers, which are essential for the AI revolution. He explained that the increasing speeds and bandwidth requirements in data centers are driving a shift toward optical connectivity using fiber optics, as light offers unmatched transmission speed. He speaks with Romaine Bostick & Katie Greifeld on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)
comScore ( SCOR ) said on Tuesday that chief operating officer Greg Dale and chief data and analytics officer Frank Friedman will leave the company. The audience measurement company said their responsibilities will be overseen by CEO Matt McLaughlin. More on Comscore comScore, Inc. (SCOR) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Comscore appoints Matt McLaughlin as CEO Comscore Q1 2026 Earnings Preview Se...
comScore ( SCOR ) said on Tuesday that chief operating officer Greg Dale and chief data and analytics officer Frank Friedman will leave the company. The audience measurement company said their responsibilities will be overseen by CEO Matt McLaughlin. More on Comscore comScore, Inc. (SCOR) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Comscore appoints Matt McLaughlin as CEO Comscore Q1 2026 Earnings Preview Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Comscore Historical earnings data for Comscore
Polls open in Maine, North Dakota, Nevada, and South Carolina; voters appear to stand by Democratic challenger Graham Platner despite string of controversies Maine voters weigh Platner scandals: ‘It’s not my job to judge’ Sign up for the Breaking News US email Outside of Maine, three other states are holding primary elections today: South Carolina, North Dakota and Nevada. Polls close in South Car...
Polls open in Maine, North Dakota, Nevada, and South Carolina; voters appear to stand by Democratic challenger Graham Platner despite string of controversies Maine voters weigh Platner scandals: ‘It’s not my job to judge’ Sign up for the Breaking News US email Outside of Maine, three other states are holding primary elections today: South Carolina, North Dakota and Nevada. Polls close in South Carolina at 7pm ET. Continue reading...
M. Suhail/iStock Editorial via Getty Images RTX ( RTX ) subsidiary Collins Aerospace said it expanded its maintenance, repair and overhaul facility in Malaysia, investing $63 million to significantly increase its capacity in the fast-growing Asia-Pacific aviation market. The company said its facility at Subang Aerotech Park in Selangor will grow to 164,000 square feet (0.02 square kilometers) from...
M. Suhail/iStock Editorial via Getty Images RTX ( RTX ) subsidiary Collins Aerospace said it expanded its maintenance, repair and overhaul facility in Malaysia, investing $63 million to significantly increase its capacity in the fast-growing Asia-Pacific aviation market. The company said its facility at Subang Aerotech Park in Selangor will grow to 164,000 square feet (0.02 square kilometers) from 46,000 square feet (4,273.54 square meters), making it Collins' primary regional hub for advanced component maintenance, repair and overhaul operations. The transition to the expanded site is expected to be completed by the end of 2026. The facility will support maintenance work on aircraft components including air cycle machines, heat exchangers, valves and next-generation starters. Collins said the site will incorporate automation and digital technologies, including autonomous mobile robots and real-time location systems, aimed at improving productivity and reducing repair turnaround times. Investor significance The expansion highlights RTX's ( RTX ) effort to capture a larger share of the commercial aerospace aftermarket, one of the industry's most profitable and resilient segments. Demand for aircraft maintenance services has been rising as airlines expand fleets and keep aircraft in service longer amid ongoing supply chain constraints and delivery delays from aircraft manufacturers. Asia-Pacific is expected to be one of the fastest-growing aviation markets over the next two decades, making the region a strategic focus for aerospace suppliers seeking long-term revenue growth. Collins said the Asia-Pacific fleet is expected to drive a doubling of maintenance demand over the next 20 years. The company plans to increase hiring at the Malaysian operation, where it currently employs about 150 people. Malaysia Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook said the investment strengthens the country's position as a regional aerospace maintenance center and supports the development of a s...
The housing market remains a focal point for investors as supply shortages clash with high borrowing costs. Deciding between M/I Homes (NYSE:MHO) and Champion Homes (NYSE:SKY) requires looking at two different building models. M/I Homes focuses on traditional single-family residential construction across several major U.S. regions. Champion Homes takes a different approach by specializing in facto...
The housing market remains a focal point for investors as supply shortages clash with high borrowing costs. Deciding between M/I Homes (NYSE:MHO) and Champion Homes (NYSE:SKY) requires looking at two different building models. M/I Homes focuses on traditional single-family residential construction across several major U.S. regions. Champion Homes takes a different approach by specializing in factory-built housing, including manufactured and modular units. Both companies serve the urgent need for residential supply, yet they operate with distinct cost structures and growth trajectories. M/I Homes builds single-family homes across 17 markets in the United States. It manages the entire process from construction to title and closing services. The company currently offers homes in 232 communities and targets a mix of first-time and move-up buyers looking for reliability. Continue reading
James S. III Mahan, the Chief Executive Officer of Live Oak Bancshares (NYSE:LOB) , reported the indirect sale of 20,000 shares of Common Stock over June 3 and June 4, 2026, for a total value of approximately $737,000, as detailed in the SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average sale price ($36.87). Live Oak Bancshares, Inc. is a regional financial institution with...
James S. III Mahan, the Chief Executive Officer of Live Oak Bancshares (NYSE:LOB) , reported the indirect sale of 20,000 shares of Common Stock over June 3 and June 4, 2026, for a total value of approximately $737,000, as detailed in the SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average sale price ($36.87). Live Oak Bancshares, Inc. is a regional financial institution with a specialized focus on commercial banking and government-backed lending. The company leverages a diversified business model that combines traditional banking with specialized financial services and investment management. Continue reading