Oil rose and Asian shares fell as attacks around Saudi Arabia and the Strait of Hormuz kept energy risks high. Anthropic reportedly chose Nasdaq for its planned stock offering, while Texas took the top spot in the AP college football poll. New Hampshire home prices cooled in August, but Nashua moved the other way.
Oil prices rose more than 2% after new strikes involving Saudi Arabia and the Strait of Hormuz, Reuters reported. A lasting disruption would raise fuel, shipping and business costs.
Asian shares fell as oil climbed and investors prepared for possible interest-rate increases, Reuters reported. Higher energy and borrowing costs can squeeze companies and household budgets together.
Anthropic selected Nasdaq for its planned stock offering, Reuters reported, citing Business Insider. The choice moves the AI company closer to a public listing, though its timing remains unsettled.
Texas moved to No. 1 in the AP Top 25 after its comeback win over Ohio State. Ohio State and Oregon fell, changing the early playoff picture and the odds around the leading teams.
Oil prices rose more than 2% after new strikes involving Saudi Arabia and the Strait of Hormuz, Reuters reported. A lasting disruption would raise fuel, shipping and business costs.
Asian shares fell as oil climbed and investors prepared for possible interest-rate increases, Reuters reported. Higher energy and borrowing costs can squeeze companies and household budgets together.
Anthropic selected Nasdaq for its planned stock offering, Reuters reported, citing Business Insider. The choice moves the AI company closer to a public listing, though its timing remains unsettled.
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Texas moved to No. 1 in the AP Top 25 after its comeback win over Ohio State. Ohio State and Oregon fell, changing the early playoff picture and the odds around the leading teams.
New Hampshire home prices cooled in August while Nashua prices rose, Nashua Ink Link reported. Buyers around Nashua still face a tighter and more expensive local market than the state trend suggests.
Nashua aldermen approved a temporary resource center at Harbor Care while the city explores a permanent site. Local services now have a short-term home, but the lasting solution remains unfinished.