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California sisters stranded in Cambodia after cruise halt

By Norman Pearlstine

Two California sisters are among more than 200 passengers left in Cambodia after a Florida‑based cruise line halted its long‑term residential voyage, citing soaring fuel prices.

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Gold Slides Below $4,000 as Oil Prices and Election Risks Spur Sell‑off

By Mitchell Landsberg

Gold fell to its lowest level since October 2025, slipping below $4,000 amid higher oil prices, a strong economy and looming US midterm elections.

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Expert warns AI‑driven cyberattack surge after $6.3 B Binance hack

By Helene Elliott

Financial‑risk consultant Eric Schiffer says the $6.3 billion Binance theft could foreshadow a wave of AI‑enabled hacks, urging firms to treat cybersecurity as a proactive priority.

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BOJ Holds Rates as Underlying Inflation Meets 2% Target for First Time Since 2013

By Norman Pearlstine

The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at 1.25% after noting that underlying inflation aligns with its 2% target for the first time since 2013, while upgrading its inflation outlook.

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Polymarket pauses international trading after third‑party security breach

By Mitchell Landsberg

Polymarket halted trading on its international platform for about an hour on Thursday after a security incident involving third‑party provider DebugBear, promising full reimbursement to affected users.

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California sisters stranded in Cambodia after cruise halt

By Norman Pearlstine

Two California sisters are among more than 200 passengers left in Cambodia after a Florida‑based cruise line halted its long‑term residential voyage, citing soaring fuel prices.

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Gold Slides Below $4,000 as Oil Prices and Election Risks Spur Sell‑off

By Mitchell Landsberg

Gold fell to its lowest level since October 2025, slipping below $4,000 amid higher oil prices, a strong economy and looming US midterm elections.

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Expert warns AI‑driven cyberattack surge after $6.3 B Binance hack

By Helene Elliott

Financial‑risk consultant Eric Schiffer says the $6.3 billion Binance theft could foreshadow a wave of AI‑enabled hacks, urging firms to treat cybersecurity as a proactive priority.

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BOJ Holds Rates as Underlying Inflation Meets 2% Target for First Time Since 2013

By Norman Pearlstine

The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at 1.25% after noting that underlying inflation aligns with its 2% target for the first time since 2013, while upgrading its inflation outlook.

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Polymarket pauses international trading after third‑party security breach

By Mitchell Landsberg

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Boston researchers identified distinct cellular and genetic traits in colorectal tumors of patients under 50, opening possibilities for age‑specific therapies.

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Boston Study Finds Cellular and Genetic Differences in Young Colorectal Cancer Patients