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Iron ore prices are still sliding Iron ore spot markets fell again on Tuesday, led once again by mid and lower grades. The weakness was replicated in Chinese futures but not in other bulk commodity and steel contracts.

Elon Musk could face everything from a fine to a suspension The US Securities and Exchange Commission has asked a judge to hold Elon Musk in contempt of court.

Pakistan hints at nuking India after cross-border airstrikes roil the white-hot feud India launched airstrikes across its border with Pakistan in a military escalation after a terror attack in Kashmir left 40 Indian troops dead.

China's stock market is ripping higher in the middle of a 'all-hands buying' run China's stock market has gained nearly 20% this year as the US and China have at least temporarily eased their trade tensions through a string of negotiations.

Hidden TV cameras caught Kim Jong Un taking a cigarette break in China on his epic train journey to his summit with Trump North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was spotted smoking a cigarette during a break on his 2,000-mile train journey to meet US President Donald Trump in Vietnam.

Porsche just confirmed that the best-selling Macan SUV will soon be all electric The Porsche Macan is the brand's best-selling model and accounts for nearly half of its total sales.

It looks like Apple Music users will soon be able to use Google's smart speakers to play their music Apple Music appeared in Google's Home app, which helps set up and control Google's smart speakers.

Kim Jong Un's elite bodyguards were back for his entrance to Vietnam ahead of his second summit with Trump The 12 black-suited bodyguards act as an elite human shield for the North Korean leader, and are hand-picked for marksmanship, martial arts skill, and attractiveness.

The Senate Commerce Committee is demanding answers from Google CEO Sundar Pichai On Monday, the Senate Commerce Committee sent a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai demanding information about the tech giant's failure to disclose a microphone in its Nest Secure devices to consumers.

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