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ASX 200 Top Gainers: Telix Pharma Jumps 3.23% on FDA

ASX 200 Pares Midday Losses As Oil Surge, Gold Slide And Tech Sell-Off Test Australian Shares On Tuesday

The ASX 200 recovered much of its midday decline but remained lower as rising oil prices, a stronger US dollar and technology losses pressured Australian shares.

ASX 200 Falls To Fresh Six-Week Low As Iran Tensions Push Oil Toward $100 A Barrel This Wednesday Morning
ASX 200 Slides To Six-Week Low As Rate Hike Fears, Housing Warning Rattle Investors Amid Middle East

Michael Jordan's 1998 Finals Game 2 Jersey Sells For Record $14 Million In Private Sale
An autographed Michael Jordan jersey worn during Game 2 of the 1998 NBA Finals has sold privately for $14 million, setting a record for basketball memorabilia.
Breaking Bad' Actor RJ Mitte Dies At 34 In Texas; Representative Confirms Suicide
RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr. on "Breaking Bad" and advocated for disability inclusion, has died by suicide at 34, according to his representative.
Cipher Digital Shares Fall After Company Proposes $850 Million Zero-Coupon Convertible Notes Offering
Cipher Digital shares dropped 16.5% after the data-centre developer announced plans for $850 million of zero-interest notes and an exchange of some 2030 debt for shares.
Ollie's Bargain Outlet Shares Rise After Board Approves Additional $500 Million Buyback
Ollie's shares rose after the board approved an additional $500 million share buyback authorisation, expanding available capacity as the retailer lowered its full-year outlook.

(VIDEO) Man Falls To Death From Six Flags Over Georgia's Goliath Coaster, Forcing Shutdown Of Similar Rides

A man died and several people were injured after an incident on the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, prompting the temporary closure of similar rides nationwide.

Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Still Haven't Seen King Charles Six Weeks After Shock Move Back To Britain

Prince Harry and Meghan have reportedly not met King Charles in person six weeks after returning to Britain, amid family tensions, busy royal schedules and plans for the months ahead.

Economy in Focus

Kroger Plans To Cut About 3,000 Corporate Jobs, Or 37 Percent Of Its Office Staff, Over Three Years
Kroger plans to eliminate about 3,000 corporate roles over three years as CEO Greg Foran seeks to simplify operations, reduce overhead and invest in prices, stores and frontline workers.
HYBE Shares Jump 4% As BTS Agency Rebounds Above 160,000 Won After Months-Long Slide From Yearly Highs
Apple's First Foldable IPhone Duo Faces Tight Supply As $1,999 Phone Heads Into Friday's Pre-Order Rush

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(VIDEO) SpaceX Pre-Dawn Launch Lights Up Sky With Glowing 'Space Jellyfish' As Cargo Dragon Heads To Space
A SpaceX Falcon 9 launch to resupply the International Space Station created a glowing, jellyfish-shaped plume visible across Florida and parts of the southeastern United States.
BMW M2 XDrive Review: First All-Wheel-Drive M2 Hits 60 MPH In 3.6 Seconds, But Purists May Miss Something
BMW's 2027 M2 xDrive brings all-wheel drive to the compact sports coupe for the first time, improving acceleration and wet-weather confidence while adding weight and reducing rear-drive playfulness.

Apple Introduces $299 HomeView Smart Display With Face Recognition And New Siri AI Assistant

Apple has introduced HomeView, a $299 smart display with Face ID-style personalisation, Siri AI, FaceTime, music and smart-home controls. Pre-orders begin in six countries.

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A satellite image of the Strait of Hormuz

Strait Of Hormuz Remains Severely Restricted As Tanker Attacks Continue And Traffic Stays Near 10% Of Normal

The Strait of Hormuz remains technically open, but commercial crossings have fallen to about one-tenth of pre-crisis levels as vessel attacks continue and oil flows weaken.