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    RBA expected to raise rates 25 basis points in Septemberโ–ผRBA preview September: 25 bps widely expected as inflation risks growโœ‰newsBusinessBanking8 h ago

    Attention is on the Reserve Bank of Australia's September meeting, where markets and analysts widely expect a 25 basis point interest rate increase. The anticipated move reflects growing concerns that inflation risks in Australia are building again, and traders are positioning for a tighter policy stance.

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    Trump business empire could face subpoena blitz if Democrats win Congressโ—Trump family business empire faces subpoena blitz if Democrats take Congress: reportโœ‰newsWorldUS Politics8 h ago

    The Trump family's business empire is reportedly bracing for a wave of congressional subpoenas should Democrats retake control of Congress. According to the report, Democratic majorities would enable House committees to investigate the former president's company's finances, deals and foreign ties, opening a new legal front around the family enterprise.

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    Sudan's RSF collects oil transit fees as Heglig output continuesโ–ผParamilitary RSF extracts oil transit fees as Heglig pumps 26,000 bpdโœ‰newsWarSudan22 h ago

    Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces are extracting transit fees from oil passing through Heglig, where pumping continues at around 26,000 barrels per day. The report underscores how control of key oil infrastructure in South Kordofan has become a revenue source for the RSF during Sudan's war, complicating Khartoum's finances and oil export arrangements.

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    BP weighs sale of Brazilian biofuels businessโ—BP weighs sale of Brazilian biofuels business, Bloomberg News reportsโœ‰newsBusiness6 min ago

    BP is considering selling its Brazilian biofuels business, according to a Bloomberg News report picked up by Reuters. The potential divestment would mark another step in the energy major's efforts to streamline its portfolio and refocus on core oil and gas operations, though no buyer or valuation has been named.

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    RSF extracts transit fees as Heglig oil output hits 26,000 bpdโ–ผRSF extracts transit fees as Heglig oil output reaches 26,000 bpdโœ‰newsWarSudan5 h ago

    Sudan's Rapid Support Forces are reportedly collecting transit fees on oil moving through the Heglig area, where production has reached 26,000 barrels per day. The report highlights how control of key oil infrastructure has become a revenue source in Sudan's ongoing conflict, raising concerns over the war's financing and the fate of the country's vital oil exports.

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    Locked-Out BP Workers Picket at Indiana Refineryโ—Locked Out BP Workers Picket Outside Indiana Refinery Amid Labor Contract Disputeโœ‰newsBusinessLabor15 h ago

    BP workers locked out of their jobs are picketing outside the company's refinery in Indiana amid a dispute over a new labor contract. The standoff between the oil major and its unionized workforce has halted normal operations for the affected employees, who are demanding better terms. The action adds to scrutiny of labor relations in the US energy sector.

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    Leidos Wins $129 Million ICE Health Records Support Contractโ—Leidos Wins $129 Million ICE Electronic Health Records Support BPAโœ‰newsHealth7 h ago

    Technology firm Leidos has won a $129 million blanket purchase agreement to support electronic health records systems for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Under the deal, Leidos will provide technical and operational support for medical record systems used across ICE detention facilities. The contract adds to Leidos' large federal health IT portfolio and comes as immigration detention conditions and detainee medical care remain under scrutiny.

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    Storm-hit Wyandotte County residents learn of BPU savings deal lateโ–ผStorm-damaged Wyandotte County neighborhood learns of BPU savings deal a month laterโœ‰newsEnvironmentWeather1 d ago

    Residents of a storm-damaged neighborhood in Wyandotte County, Kansas are only now learning about a savings agreement with the Board of Public Utilities, roughly a month after it was reached. The deal offers financial relief to households hit by storm damage, but the delayed notification has left many residents frustrated that they went weeks without knowing help was available.

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