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UAE Says IRGC Attacked Two ADNOC Vessels in Strait of Hormuz

The UAE called the strikes acts of piracy, saying they could disrupt commercial shipping, threaten regional stability, harm global energy supplies.

36,211 Maharashtra Firms Shown Closed in Parliamentary Reply, State Says Most Were Defunct

Deepti Gaur Mukerjee Appointed Higher Education Secretary in Late-Night ACC Reshuffle

Pearson’s Candy to Close St. Paul Plant, About 80 Jobs at Risk

PepsiCo Rejects Extortion Claims After Matamoros Distribution Center Fire

House to Question Goldman Lawyer Over Newly Revealed Epstein Contacts

Kerala Cabinet Refers Adani’s Proposed 49% Vizhinjam Stake Sale to Empowered Committee

Germany Clears JD.com Takeover of MediaMarktSaturn With Data and Oversight Conditions

Hijos de Rivera Opens 14,000 m² 'Kilómetro Cero' Headquarters in A Coruña

Electrolux Pauses Italian Layoff Procedure After Government‑Brokered 50‑Day Truce

Pentagon Awards $9.7 Billion Microsoft Licensing Deal to Dell Federal Systems

Electrolux Keeps 1,719‑Job Restructuring in Italy as Government and Unions Demand Withdrawal

Navdeep Bains Registers to Run for Ontario Liberal Leader

Kansai Electric Admits Years of Unauthorized Courtroom Recordings

Kakao Union Secures Strike Authorization at Five Affiliates

In Senate Hearing, Brazil’s Central Bank Chief Says PIX Does Not Compete With Credit Cards

PM Internship Scheme Broadens to Final-Year Students as Stipend Rises to ₹9,000

Dutch Lawmakers Will End DigiD Hosting Deal if Solvinity Is Sold to U.S. Firm

Corporate Affairs Ministry Seeks Feedback on Overhaul of Company Filings

Ousted ORF Chief Roland Weißmann Moves to Sue for Nearly €4 Million