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Trump Admin Pitching US Companies To Rebuild Gulf Infrastructure Hit By Iran, Arab Officials Say 'Tone-Deaf'
Trump Admin Pitching US Companies To Rebuild Gulf Infrastructure Hit By Iran, Arab Officials Say 'Tone-Deaf'
Via Middle East Eye
The Trump administration has told several Gulf states that they should use American companies to rebuild their infrastructure damaged by Iran's retaliatory strikes amid the US-Israeli war on the Islamic Republic, US and Arab officials familiar with the discussions told Middle East Eye.
Kuwait, Bahrain and the UAE are among the countries the US has tapped as potential customers for US engineering, manufacturing and construction firms, given the extent of damage in their countries, the officials told MEE.
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Jul 1, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Police Flee During Riots In The Hague After Morocco Knocks Netherlands Out Of World Cup
Police Flee During Riots In The Hague After Morocco Knocks Netherlands Out Of World Cup
Via Remix News,
After Morocco knocked the Dutch national football team out of the World Cup, rioting broke out this morning in The Hague, with dramatic footage showing Dutch motorcycle police fleeing from Moroccan supporters. Police also deployed water cannons to control the crowd and at least a dozen people were reportedly arrested.
The video of the Dutch police fleeing prompted a sharp reaction from anti-immigration political leader Geert Wilders, who wrote: "Sweep those streets clean and...
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Oct 23, 2026 / Tyler Durden
US Manufacturing Sector Survey Hits 53-Month High, But "Cost Pressures Remain Key Concern"
US Manufacturing Sector Survey Hits 53-Month High, But "Cost Pressures Remain Key Concern"
After surging in September (and prompting some exciting moves in Treasuries - and STIRs), preliminary October PMIs from S&P Global were expected to drop modestly (for both Manufacturing and Services).
Instead it was more mixed with Manufacturing better than expected (56.0 vs 55.9 prior vs 55.5 exp) but Services down a little (57.9 vs 58.8 prior vs 58.0 exp).
That is a 53-month high for the Manufacturing sector...
The US remains the strongest economy in the world based on these...
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Sep 1, 2026 / Murray N. Rothbard
Chapter I. The Panic and Its Genesis: Fluctuations in American Business, 1815–21
A wartime boom, a flood of bank paper, a speculative rush for western land, and then the reckoning.
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