Viridien’s Frigg Survey Signals Fresh Push for North Sea Imaging
Viridien’s new dense multi-client OBN survey in the Frigg area adds another data push in the Central North Sea, as operators keep seeking sharper imaging in mature basins.
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IATA Says SAF Output Still Lags Aviation Demand
At IATA’s annual meeting in Rio, the airline group said global sustainable aviation fuel production is still far below what aviation needs, even as Brazil is positioned as a possible future hub.
TGS Wins Europe Offshore Wind Survey Contract
TGS has secured an offshore wind site characterization contract in Europe, with the Ramform Vanguard set to begin data acquisition in early August for an estimated three-week campaign.
Brewers Edge Athletics 15-14 in 12-Inning Las Vegas Slugfest
Milwaukee outlasted the Athletics 15-14 in 12 innings at Las Vegas Ballpark, opening the A’s temporary homestand with a game that quickly turned into a bullpen test and a showcase for late-inning offense.
UMT Pushes AI Compliance Tools as EU Fish Import Rules Tighten
UMT is marketing AI tools for customs and freight workflows just as EU CATCH became mandatory for catch certificates, putting compliance automation in focus for importers and logistics firms.
Massachusetts Life Sciences Hiring Slips After Years of Growth
MassBioEd’s new 2026 employment outlook shows Massachusetts life sciences jobs fell about 1% in 2025, extending a slowdown that began after years of expansion.
Asian Stocks Slide After U.S. Tech Rout Spreads Risk-Off Mood
Asian markets opened lower on Monday after a sharp U.S. tech sell-off ended Wall Street’s winning streak, while higher rate expectations and geopolitical tensions added to the pressure.
Asian Stocks Slide as Tech Selloff, Middle East Risk Hit Markets
Asian equities fell on June 8 as a global tech pullback, higher oil prices and renewed Middle East tensions combined to weaken risk appetite across markets.
Global markets slide as tech selloff spreads from Wall Street to Asia
A sharp drop in U.S. Big Tech and semiconductor shares, triggered by a stronger-than-expected jobs report, rippled into Asian markets on Monday as investors recalibrated rate expectations and growth stock valuations.
Australia’s News Bargaining Incentive Faces Meta Backlash
Australia’s draft News Bargaining Incentive would push major digital platforms to strike or renew news deals with publishers, or face a charge tied to Australian revenue. Meta says the plan is discriminatory and may breach the Australia-U.S. trade pact, but the policy is still in consultation and no formal U.S. dispute is confirmed.