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What scientists will be looking for as government UFO files are released

Space We asked scientists what they think we'll learn from the government's UFO files. Here's what they said. By Graham Kates, Graham Kates Reporter Graham Kates is an investigative reporter covering criminal justice, privacy issues and information security for CBS News Digital. Contact Graham at KatesG@cbsnews.com or grahamkates@protonmail.com Read Full Bio Graham Kates, Cara Tabachnick Cara Tabachnick News Editor Cara Tabachnick is a news editor at CBSNews.com. Cara began her career on the cri...

Gold price today: Yellow metal jumps; check 24K, 22K city-wise rates

Gold prices surged on Friday, driven by robust spot demand and fresh speculative buying. Across major Indian cities, retail rates for 22K, 24K, and 18K gold saw an uptick. Futures contracts for August delivery on MCX climbed, mirroring a stronger global sentiment for the precious metal. This rally reflects increased trader confidence and positive market momentum.

Japan not planning to send an economic mission to Russia — source

According to the source, some Japanese business representatives may be on business trips, but the ministry cannot comment on this

The average cost of gas in the U.S. is $4.55 per gallon. Here's how it's impacting consumers.

The average price of gas in the U.S. is now up to $4.55 per gallon, an increase of more than 50% since the war with Iran began. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger explains how the spike is impacting consumer spending.

Argentina Soyoil Trades at Decade Low to US on Harvest, Biofuels

Soybean oil from Argentina, the world’s biggest exporter, is trading at the cheapest in at least a decade relative to rival supplies out of the US, as the harvest on the Pampas crop belt hits full stride and after Washington increased biofuel blending mandates.

Gulf crisis: Air India says no layoffs planned, asks staff to cut discretionary spending

Air India assures employees no layoffs are anticipated despite financial strain from the Middle East conflict. However, annual salary increments will be deferred by at least a quarter. CEO Campbell Wilson urges a "laser sharp focus" on cost reduction, eliminating waste, and suspending discretionary spending to navigate these challenging times. Variable pay and planned promotions will continue.

Nationwide rule update 'could mean £4,822 windfall'

Data from Finder indicates the typical UK saver holds £19,214 in reserve

Elliott Loses Fight Over $8.7 Billion Buyout of China’s 58.com

Elliott Investment Management, T. Rowe Price Group Inc. and other money managers failed to persuade a Cayman Islands judge to award more than the deal price in the $8.7 billion take-private of China’s largest online classified-ad marketplace six years ago.

Iran war costs Toyota £3bn as prices of materials soar and sales fall

Carmaker gives one of biggest warnings yet of conflict’s impact on businesses while Trump tariffs also take tollToyota has reported a £3bn hit from costs from the war in Iran, as prices of parts and materials soared and sales dropped.The world’s biggest carmaker said profits declined in its financial year to March as it was “likely unable to absorb newly added impact from the Middle East”, in one of the largest warnings yet of the war’s impact on businesses. Continue reading...

Energy Flows, Life Flows: Why Qatar's Real Strategic Asset Is Continuity

BusinessEnergyEnergy Flows, Life Flows: Why Qatar's Real Strategic Asset Is ContinuityByGüney Yıldız,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I focus on the nexus of AI adoption, energy, and geopolitics.Follow AuthorMay 08, 2026, 08:07am EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.Doha's financial, energy and diplomatic infrastructure operates as one of several layers...

Economists Cast Doubt on Milei’s Green Shoots in Weary Argentina

President Javier Milei and leading experts are at odds over whether Argentina’s economy has recovered from a recent wobble, highlighting the challenges involved in gauging whether the reformer’s shock therapy policies are working as intended.

Fast Food Sales Surge as Rising Price of Gas Impacts Budgets

Fast food chains across the United States are supercharging their value menus to win over cautious customers who are coping with sky-high gas prices. McDonald’s this week reported sales grew nearly 4 percent in the U.S. from a year earlier which is a better-than-expected success. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s Emilie Ikeda breaks down how these restaurants are beefing up their offerings.

Tristar Group Sustainability Report highlights decarbonisation and social impact

Tristar Transport LLC, a global leader in energy logistic industry, today announced the publication of its 14th Annual Sustainability Report. Covering the 2025 financial year, the report outlines the Group's progress in embedding Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into its core business strategy and accelerating its transition toward a sustainable future. The 2025 report demonstrates significant progress that includes:Decarbonisation: Adopting low carbon fuel such as Biofuel,...

Suvendu Adhikari named BJP's first Bengal Chief Minister

Suvendu Adhikari named BJPs first Bengal Chief Minister

US Futures Rise as Chip Stocks Rally, Iran Ceasefire Holds

Stock futures climbed on Friday as top semiconductor stocks gained ahead of a payrolls report that’s expected to show a modest increase in hiring. Oil held steady as the Iran ceasefire appeared intact even with overnight clashes near the Strait of Hormuz.

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‘Peak Euphoria’ Seen as Small Companies Jump on the AI Bandwagon

A tiny pharmaceutical company in danger of being delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange went from celebrating new patents for cancer treatments to re-branding as an AI company in the period of two months. The move rescued its share price in the process, albeit briefly.

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After 43 yrs, US family sells electrical firm for $1.7bn; gives 540 workers $240m

A US-based businessman, Graham Walker, gifted his 540 employees a staggering $240 million from the $1.7 billion sale of his family's company, Fibrebond Corp. This generous act, where workers received an average of $443,000, stemmed from a condition Walker imposed before the sale to power-management giant Eaton.