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The New York Times reports Meta Platforms (META.O) is working on an app called Meta Photos that would use AI to generate new forms of media.
2026-06-24
The New York Times reports Meta Platforms (META.O) is working on an app called Meta Photos that would use AI to generate new forms of media.
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Rio Tinto (RIO.N), BHP (BHP.N) and Caterpillar (CAT.N) have started a battery-electric haul truck trial in the Pilbara and report "significant progress". Early testing has logged more than 100 hours of operation and over 200 test cycles; the next phase will evaluate dynamic charging technology. The firms said dynamic charging could be a key lever to improve operational efficiency. BHP reiterated its target to cut operational GHG emissions by at least 30% by fiscal 2030 versus fiscal 2020.
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Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has picked up as tensions ease, with more ships openly signalling intent to transit. AIS data on Tuesday morning confirmed seven vessels entering the strait: two fully laden non‑Iranian VLCCs outbound from the Persian Gulf, three bulk carriers underway, and two Iran‑flagged Suezmax tankers approaching from the opposite side. Kpler senior crude analyst Muyu Xu said the move reflects increased owner confidence "as the market expects Iran will not resume attacks
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