Sabrina Siddiqui
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2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 3d ago
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The Nasdaq was dragged down nearly 1.5% by declines in all magnificent seven stocks.
The S&P declined 0.6%, closing near its lows on the day, and the Dow ended the day marginally higher, 0.02%.
Northwestern Energy Group and Black Hills have agreed to combine to form a large $7.8 billion regulated electric and natural gas utility company.
The announcement comes at a time of climbing energy demand across the U.S.
In a joint statement today, the two companies said that their boards approved a definitive agreement to combine an all-stock tax-free merger with a combined enterprise value of $15.4 billion.
The merger will create a utility serving roughly 2.1 million customers across eight states.
And Alphabet's Google has offered to change terms and conditions for developers using its Play Store in a bid to stave off a potential fine under European Union tech rules.
In a blog post today, Google said it would alter developer fees for app downloads and make it easier to lead users to deals and offers outside of its own app store.
Google said it would allow developers to steer users to app purchases outside of the Play Store through their own websites and introduce an alternative fee structure for those developers.
But the company warned that links leading outside the Play Store can expose users to security threats.
The move comes after the European Commission, the EU's executive arm and antitrust watchdog, told Google earlier this year that it believed current Play Store rules might be in breach of the bloc's relatively new rulebook designed to rein in big tech's market power.
Coming up, Hamas has accepted a proposal for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza.
How will Israel respond?
That's after the break.
Hamas has accepted a proposal for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza and the release of Israeli hostages in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
The proposal, which is similar to terms offered by Israel in July, follows a round of tense talks over the weekend in Cairo between Palestinian factions and officials from Egypt and Qatar.
Israel is currently weighing whether to accept the deal and will likely give a response later this week.
Anat Pellet, a Wall Street Journal reporter in Tel Aviv, has the story.
Anat, you reported that this offer is very similar to a proposal from Israel last month.
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