BUSINESS & COMMUNITY
WISCONSIN, USA
1148 reports.
A New York appeals court has reversed a $16.1 billion award against Argentina in the long-running YPF nationalization case, saying the shareholders’ breach-of-contract claims do not stand under Argentine law.
Read report »News reports said ballistic missiles and drones hit Prince Sultan Air Base, damaging refueling aircraft and sending several Americans to hospital.
Read report »A technology writer argues that AI infrastructure demand, concentrated component markets and soldered designs could make personal computing equipment costlier and harder to replace.
Read report »Oil reached $111.41 a barrel after Iranian forces said they had turned back container ships and barred traffic linked to enemy ports.
Read report »Defence Minister Israel Katz claimed the Iranian commander was killed with other senior naval officers, but Iran had not confirmed his death when the report was filed.
Read report »Portugal’s Catholic Church approved compensation for dozens of abuse survivors following a major independent inquiry.
Read report »Lawmakers approved tariff measures by 417 votes to 154 but added safeguards tying European concessions to continued US compliance.
Read report »South Sudan has begun rotational power cuts in Juba and Mauritius says it is restricting electricity use after a fuel supply shock tied to the Iran war.
Read report »The latest US strike on a suspected smuggling boat in the Caribbean Sea killed four people and pushed the reported death toll from the campaign to at least 163.
Read report »The Chinese shipping giant is restarting some container bookings to Gulf destinations after a pause, though the move is limited and tied to a volatile security situation.
Read report »Estonia and Latvia said Ukrainian drones crossed into their airspace overnight while Ukraine attacked Russia’s Ust-Luga port.
Read report »Gold prices in Dubai rose sharply on March 25 after a 15-day decline, with the move linked to expectations around possible diplomacy on the Iran war.
Read report »China’s market regulator says a wiring fault in certain BMW models could cause short circuits and fires, prompting a major recall across domestically made and imported vehicles.
Read report »QatarEnergy has invoked force majeure on some long-term LNG contracts after disruptions linked to the war on Iran and damage to its gas infrastructure.
Read report »The agreement comes with a new defense partnership and sets out tariff changes for wine, seafood, horticulture and red meat.
Read report »The video-generation app and developer access are being discontinued, dissolving a proposed $1 billion partnership centered on Disney characters.
Read report »Three suspects were detained and federal authorities took over after police intercepted a boat carrying more than 1,800 pounds of cocaine off Puerto Rico’s north coast.
Read report »Seattle’s Jaxon Smith-Njigba has agreed to a four-year extension worth $168.8 million with $120 million guaranteed, a deal that would make him the NFL’s highest-paid wide receiver if finalized.
Read report »The country has become the first EU member state to ration fuel, limiting private motorists to 50 litres a day and tightening controls on retailers.
Read report »President Donald Trump said U.S.-Iran talks had produced major points of agreement after he postponed strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure, but Iranian officials denied any talks had taken place.
Read report »A jury found him liable for drugging and sexually assaulting Donna Motsinger in 1972 and added punitive damages after a two-phase trial.
Read report »A March 23, 2026 field report detailed one user’s move toward European email, hosting, domain and code services in pursuit of greater control and data protection.
Read report »Damage near Habima Square and closures on the Ayalon Highway followed the strike, according to the supplied report.
Read report »Regional officials said a Russian attack on Zaporizhzhia on March 21 damaged critical infrastructure and led to smoke contamination in parts of the city.
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