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Markets Rebound as Oil, Yields and AI Remain in Focus | The Close, Sept. 2, 2026Economy

Bloomberg Television’s market program covers news and analysis around the Wall Street close. The episode focuses on a market rebound while oil, yields and artificial intelligence remain key topics, with investors, analysts and technology executives among the guests.

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Nepal-Tibet floods renew hope for hydro workers trapped in tunnelsWorld

Hope has returned that some hydro workers in Nepal may have survived inside tunnels along a river hit by last week’s enormous flash flood. In Nepal and China, however, there is little expectation that thousands of other missing people are alive. The death toll has passed 1,200.

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Sonos Arc vs. Arc Ultra: Can You Actually Hear the Difference?Tech

A blind listening test compares the Sonos Arc and the newer Arc Ultra with music and movies, asking whether the sound difference is meaningful and whether it is enough to justify upgrading—or whether the original Arc remains the better value.

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DETAILS: $7B Venezuelan oil deal could ease gas pricesEconomy

Fox Business reports on Chevron’s $7 billion expansion in Venezuela as the administration promotes increased crude imports to lower gas prices and replenish the strategic petroleum reserve.

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Lindsay Clancy jury sent home without verdict after fifth day of deliberationsSociety

Jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s trial were sent home Wednesday after a fifth day of deliberations and will return Thursday morning. They have twice said they cannot agree on whether the Massachusetts mother is criminally responsible for killing her three young children, raising the prospect of a hung jury and no resolution.

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Shaquille O’Neal Kicks Off College Credit TourSports

Fifteen-time NBA All-Star Shaquille O’Neal joins Romaine Bostick on “The Close” to discuss his Credit Tip Off Tour with Credit One Bank, which aims to teach students how to build credit. He also talks about his latest venture as a DJ.

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In Havana, church meals become a lifeline for manySociety

As Cuba’s food shortage worsens, some elderly residents search through trash for their next meal. Church volunteers are providing food that has become the only meal available to some people.

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Trump says he is 'happy' Harry and Meghan left the USPolitics

President Trump said he was happy Prince Harry and Meghan had returned to Britain, while criticizing how the couple treated the royal family during their time in the United States.

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Hong Kong activist pleads guilty in national security caseWorld

Prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiring to collude with foreign entities. The national security offence carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.

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‘We lost six members of my family’: Nepal families hold last rites after deadly floodsSociety

Nepalese families are mourning loved ones while rescuers search for survivors a week after catastrophic flash floods struck the Himalayan nation. At least 1,114 people have died and nearly 4,000 are missing. Relatives in Kathmandu are giving DNA samples to identify victims, while families in Trishuli held symbolic last rites for women swept away while working in paddy fields.

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Why did Apple Maps rename Lake Ontario?Politics

Apple has changed the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America on its Maps app for US-based users, following an order from President Donald Trump. Users in Canada will continue to see Lake Ontario, amid Washington’s trade dispute with Canada.

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NBA Suspends Clippers Owner Ballmer After Leonard Salary ProbeSports

The NBA found that the Los Angeles Clippers circumvented salary-cap rules by facilitating sponsorship agreements between outside companies and star Kawhi Leonard. It suspended owner Steve Ballmer for a year and took away five first-round draft picks.

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GOP Rep. Warns Midterms ‘Won’t Go Well’ if Party Focuses on Lake Ontario FightPolitics

Rep. Dusty Johnson says Republicans could fare poorly in the midterms if they focus on fighting over Lake Ontario. He discusses the party’s effort to retain its congressional majority in November, while NBC News reporters examine how President Trump’s data-center position and the Venezuela oil deal could shape voters’ choices.

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