Global Markets Open Cautiously as Oil Surges After US Strikes Iran’s Nuclear Sites

Global Markets Open Cautiously as Oil Surges After US Strikes Iran’s Nuclear Sites

Stocks around the world began the week cautiously after rising tensions in the Middle East prompted concerns about oil supply and inflation. Brent crude oil climbed 1.8% to $78.42 a barrel, and U.S. crude rose 1.9% to $75.26. While oil had reached five-month highs earlier in the session, prices soon tracked downward as investors anticipated de-escalation. Freepik Asian…

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Former In-N-Out worker claims his natural hair got him fired

Former In-N-Out worker claims his natural hair got him fired

A former African-American In-N-Out employee is suing the company for discrimination and termination for his natural hair, according to court documents. Per the court documents, the former employee, Elijah Obeng, a California native, claims that he was discriminated against and terminated for his natural hair and texture. In the suit, Obeng claims he suffered emotional distress, reputational harm…

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Dramatic moment CNN’s Anderson Cooper is forced to urgently evacuate set live on air during missile attack

Dramatic moment CNN’s Anderson Cooper is forced to urgently evacuate set live on air during missile attack

Anderson Cooper and his CNN crew were forced to evacuate during a live broadcast from Israel Monday, after air raid sirens signaled an imminent threat in the area. The network star, 58, was forced to plug the plug on his newscast when sirens began ringing during his conversation with CNN’s chief international correspondent, Clarissa Ward,…

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Nomura CEO’s pay more than doubles after profit hits record

Nomura CEO’s pay more than doubles after profit hits record

[TOKYO] Nomura Holdings more than doubled Kentaro Okuda’s pay last year, rewarding the chief executive officer for guiding Japan’s largest brokerage to a record annual profit. Okuda’s compensation rose to 1.208 billion yen (S$11 million) in the year ended Mar 31 from 506 million yen a year earlier, according to a filing on Monday…

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Tricky Mets roster decision looms as Mark Vientos nears return

Tricky Mets roster decision looms as Mark Vientos nears return

PHILADELPHIA — The Mets could be facing another significant roster decision as soon as Monday.  Mark Vientos is nearing a return from the right hamstring strain that has cost him almost three weeks, and manager Carlos Mendoza indicated before Sunday that the third baseman could be activated for the start of a four-game series against…

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