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BusinessHouthis Declare Saudi Embargo, Threatening 7% of Global Oil Supply
Yemen’s Houthi rebels declared a maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia on July 20, 2026, threatening 7% of global oil supply at the Bab el-Mandeb strait.
BusinessParamount faces $650M in penalties as judge freezes WBD merger
US Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín froze the Paramount-WBD merger, forcing the entertainment companies to face $650 million in quarterly penalties.
BusinessRyanair Q1 profits drop 34% amid Middle East conflict
Ryanair reports a 34% drop in first-quarter profits for 2026 as the Middle East conflict drives up fuel costs and forces the airline to slash fares.
BusinessMV Barima capsizes off Guyana coast after 85 years of service
The 85-year-old MV Barima capsized Saturday near Iron Punt, Guyana. The ferry carried 116 passengers and crew during the transit to Port Kaituma port.
BusinessJingye Group Demands Compensation After British Steel Nationalization
Jingye Group demands compensation after the British government nationalized the Scunthorpe-based British Steel plant on July 16, 2026, via a new law.
BusinessTrump Media Launches Truth API to Sell Market Data to Trading Firms
Trump Media & Technology Group launched the Truth API to sell real-time platform data to high-frequency trading firms for faster market advantage.
BusinessTaylor Farms Recalls Lettuce Products Over Parasite Contamination
Taylor Farms is recalling iceberg lettuce from central Mexico across 27 U.S. states following a widespread outbreak of the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis.
BusinessDrone strikes on logistics hubs blur lines between trade and war
On Saturday, coordinated drone strikes hit logistics facilities in western Russia, killing at least eight people and blurring lines for supply chains.
BusinessTaylor Fresh Foods Recalls Lettuce Over Contamination Concerns
California-based Taylor Fresh Foods is voluntarily recalling iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico following a recent FDA food safety investigation.
BusinessSan Francisco Seller Lists $3M Home for OpenAI or Anthropic Shares
A San Francisco seller listed a three-bedroom Duboce Triangle home for $3 million and now accepts payment in OpenAI or Anthropic shares for the property.
BusinessTrump Media to Sell High-Speed Access to Platform Posts for Traders
Trump Media will launch its Truth API on August 1, selling high-speed access to platform posts to Wall Street firms to generate recurring company revenue.
BusinessNetflix Misses Q2 Revenue Target With $12.56 Billion Result
Netflix reported $12.56 billion in Q2 2026 revenue, missing analyst expectations of $12.58 billion. The company's stock price fell 9% following the news.