Pakistan attack in Peshawar injures two Americans
A car bombing in Peshawar struck a U.S. government vehicle, killing two Pakistanis and wounding more than a dozen including two Americans. Officials say the attack highlights risks in the region as militants remain active near the city’s international facilities.
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Markets open mixed on bets of stimulus and easing
Notable Markets started a potentially crucial week with investors betting on more central bank action and China stimulus after a weak manufacturing survey. With Labor Day, Wall Street was closed and trading lapsed. China’s contraction signals a likely policy easing, while Germany’s finance minister dampened hopes for an early Europe-wide banking supervisor.
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U.S. Markets Closed For Labor Day Holiday
U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day, with trading halted across major exchanges and no regular session activity reported. Investors paused as holiday limits traded volumes and price movements remained light. Institutions advised investors to monitor reopening schedules and upcoming economic data releases.
Firefighters brace for long fight against California blaze
Fire crews battled a wildfire northeast of Los Angeles as thousands were evacuated from Angeles National Forest on Labor Day weekend. The 4100 acre fire was only five percent contained with an incident management team coordinating long term strategy. Firefighters, aided by six helicopters and air support, worked to keep routes open for emergency access and containment planned through Sept. 10.
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Gulf Coast oil and gas resume after Isaac damage
Offshore platforms ramp up production as crews return and power is restored. Refineries restart units while floodwaters clear. nine refineries are restarting or operating at reduced rates. About 58 percent of Gulf of Mexico output remains offline, with 800000 barrels per day shut in. Gasoline averages near 3.83 dollars per gallon as prices stabilize after the storm.
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Syria rejects dialogue with rebels until defeat of opposition
BEIRUT The regime said no talks with the opposition before the army crushes rebels as August is reported to be the deadliest month of the uprising. Information Minister Omran al Zoebi said there will be no dialogue until security and stability are imposed nationwide. Opposition figure Muhieddine Lathkani in Britain said dialogue requires Assad's departure and dismantling of security agencies responsible for crimes.
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