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U.S. energy giant ExxonMobil has notified Iraq’s Ministry of Oil that it wants to purchase Lukoil’s controlling stake in the West Qurna-2 oil field — Russia’s largest overseas project — according to Iraqi officials cited by Reuters.

Société Générale de Banque au Liban, a leading lender in the Middle East, is confronting a civil lawsuit in the U.S. for its refusal to cash a check owed to a Lebanese-American businessman.

The City Council’s far-left majority is pushing the Big Apple into a “communist dystopia” with Stalinesque legislation designed to control how private property is sold — and penalizing owners $30,000 if they resist.

Connecticut towing companies exploited legal loopholes to seize and sell cars, including luxury vehicles, for far below market value — often without owners’ knowledge

Thirteen Italian pasta brands could pull their products from American grocery store shelves or hike prices as soon as January, when punishing 107% tariffs are set to take effect.

Residents of an Arizona city are upset, claiming they unknowingly agreed to an 89 percent property tax increase to fund an $80 million high school football stadium.

As the national debt hit a record $38 trillion this week – rising by $1 trillion faster than ever outside the pandemic – many Republican lawmakers who once decried spending stayed silent, something the progressive news outlet The Tennessee Holler promptly mocked them over.

French regulators have launched large-scale inspections of cryptocurrency companies as part of efforts to combat money laundering.

Verijet, a Florida-based charter operator, has filed for bankruptcy and canceled all flights, according to documents obtained and shared by Private Jet Card Comparisons.

JPMorgan Chase will invest $10 billion over 10 years in U.S. companies critical to defense, AI, energy, and manufacturing. The initiative aims to strengthen national security and reduce reliance on foreign sources.

David Bren promised investors an ultra-luxury car club with high membership fees, but the project never materialized, leaving many with huge financial losses. Lawsuits allege he misappropriated funds to support his lavish lifestyle.

The U.S. SEC reports difficulty serving summons to Gautam Adani and his nephew in a $265 million bribery case linked to renewable energy contracts in India. The case alleges massive bribes and misleading bond documents, while diplomatic and procedural hurdles delay proceedings.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has received funds directly from Chinese investors, according to previously sealed testimony, raising new questions about foreign ownership interests in one of the United States’ most significant military contractors.

Nevada regulators have accused Elon Musk’s Boring Company of nearly 800 environmental violations over its Las Vegas tunnel project. The infractions allegedly include unapproved digging, water discharge onto streets, and material spills from trucks.

After two decades of unsuccessful efforts in gathering signatures, court battles, and legally questionable attempts to raise hotel-room taxes, the city of San Diego has finally secured hundreds of millions of dollars for the long-planned expansion of the San Diego Convention Center.

Neil Young slams Jeff Bezos and Amazon for “selling out America,” announcing he’s removing his music from the platform.

The Trump administration disclosed in a court filing that over 4,000 federal employees were dismissed on Friday due to the ongoing partial government shutdown.

Thousands of packages destined for the U.S. and shipped by UPS are stuck at hubs throughout the country, struggling to navigate the new customs regulations implemented by the Trump administration.