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At least 20 oil tankers have crossed the Strait of Hormuz since the U.S. and Iran began to reopen the sea lane to commercial ship traffic, according to the trade intelligence firm Kpler. Tanker transits on Thursday hit the highest level since June 2, the firm said. However, traffic is still below prewar levels when more than 100 ships, including dozens of tankers, transited Hormuz daily. In total, 25 ships transited Hormuz on Thursday including cargo, container and other vessel classes, in addition to the tankers, according to Kpler. Traffic has picked up after the U.S. Navy ended its blockade…

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The Strip, The Sphere and full replica of the Eiffel Tower in daytimeStrekoza2 | Istock Editorial | Getty ImagesA sparsely-populated state known for its world-class casinos and dry desert climate has been a bright spot in the tepid U.S. job market.Nevada’s workforce grew 1.9% from April 2025 to 2026, the highest of any state, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Nationally, that rate inched up just 0.2% over the same period.About 12% of new jobs in the U.S. were created in Nevada during those 12 months, data shows. That’s an outsized gain for the Silver State,…

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Imagine this: you’re wearing a pair of glasses with a built-in camera and a visual display. You’re walking down the road and you remember you need to make a reservation at a restaurant. Instead of using your smartphone to research recommended spots, you talk to your digital assistant who manages to get it done, across various apps, and sends you a booking confirmation.This is the new world of AI agents across new types of gadgets envisioned by Cristiano Amon, the CEO of Qualcomm, a chip company that lives at the heart of many consumer devices. The example I provided involves the…

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Despite earning roughly $250,000 a year as a software engineer, Michelle Yeung felt increasingly disconnected from the work. “I wanted to transition into something where I was making someone’s day better or making someone happier in some way,” she tells CNBC Make It. Rather than quitting right away, she spent months exploring what might come next.In the summer of 2024, Yeung started thinking seriously about opening a matcha cafe in Manhattan after noticing a lack of high-quality options in the city, asking herself “Why is my own matcha better?” But Yeung wasn’t going to leave her high-paying job without a plan.Michelle…

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