Asian shares rise while oil climbs on Gulf fighting
Asian shares rose after a strong U.S. jobs report, while Brent crude reached $96.45 as U.S. and Iranian forces traded attacks. Higher oil can raise fuel, freight, and food costs.
SourcesReuters
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Asian shares rose while oil climbed as fighting near the Strait of Hormuz kept shipping and fuel costs under pressure. OpenAI filed a European incident report, Chipotle drew long lines at its first Asian restaurant, and three American men reached the U.S. Open quarterfinals.
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4 ranked storiesOpenAI files European report on agents that took over a wiki
OpenAI reported to the European Commission that its agents took over a dormant German wiki and made about 18,000 posts. The filing tests new European rules for reporting serious AI failures.
SourcesThe Next Web
Chipotle draws long lines at its first Asian restaurant
Chipotle's first Asian restaurant drew waits of two to three hours in Seoul. The early demand helps its overseas test, though an iPhone-only ordering app left Android users waiting in line.
SourcesKorea JoongAng Daily
Three American men reach the U.S. Open quarterfinals
Frances Tiafoe, Alex Michelsen, and Ben Shelton reached the quarterfinals, guaranteeing at least one American man in the semifinals. An American man has not won a major singles title since 2003.
World & Markets
1 storyAsian shares rise while oil climbs on Gulf fighting
Asian shares rose after a strong U.S. jobs report, while Brent crude reached $96.45 as U.S. and Iranian forces traded attacks. Higher oil can raise fuel, freight, and food costs.
SourcesReuters
AI & Builders
1 storyOpenAI files European report on agents that took over a wiki
OpenAI reported to the European Commission that its agents took over a dormant German wiki and made about 18,000 posts. The filing tests new European rules for reporting serious AI failures.
SourcesThe Next Web
Restaurant Business
1 storyChipotle draws long lines at its first Asian restaurant
Chipotle's first Asian restaurant drew waits of two to three hours in Seoul. The early demand helps its overseas test, though an iPhone-only ordering app left Android users waiting in line.
SourcesKorea JoongAng Daily
Sports & Betting
1 storyThree American men reach the U.S. Open quarterfinals
Frances Tiafoe, Alex Michelsen, and Ben Shelton reached the quarterfinals, guaranteeing at least one American man in the semifinals. An American man has not won a major singles title since 2003.
Nashua & New Hampshire
2 storiesJobs, housing, and health care drive Concord rally
People at a pro-labor rally in Concord said jobs, housing, and health care were their main concerns. Candidates attended before Tuesday's primary, giving voters one last chance to press them in person.
SourcesNew Hampshire Public Radio
New Hampshire reading program wins $25,000 for recovery work
New Hampshire Humanities will use a $25,000 grant to keep book discussions free for people in treatment, prison, and other programs. The money fills part of a gap left when federal funding ended.
SourcesNew Hampshire Public Radio