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All the most viral predictions, fake leaks, and memes ahead of tomorrow's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate character reveal.

The world's top commodity trading houses are being told by brokers and exchanges to deposit hundreds of millions of dollars in extra funds to cover their exposure to soaring gas prices, seven sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

The world needs to focus on absolute zero emissions, rather than a net zero target, and use clean hydrogen to get there rather than relying on unproven technologies such as carbon capture and storage, Australian iron ore titan Andrew Forrest said on Monday.

India's coal ministry has asked state-run Coal India to diversify its interests to areas such as electric vehicles and charging stations, according to an agenda document on the ministry's website.

Buyout firm American Industrial Partners said on Friday it acquired ownership of an aluminium smelter in France after a default on debt by a unit of the GFG Alliance owned by commodities tycoon Sanjeev Gupta.

It seems like every entry in the Super Smash Bros. franchise has 1 or 2 characters that are universally hated in the Smash community. TCNick3 recently created a video that attempts to determine the most hated character of them all ...

The world's major economies must do more at the upcoming U.N. COP26 climate summit in Scotland to show they are serious about wanting to tackle global warming and heed the warnings of young activists, policymakers said on Saturday.

Indonesia's exports hit a record high of $21.42 billion in August, boosted by surging commodity shipments, helping Southeast Asia's biggest economy post its largest ever monthly trade surplus, official data showed.

Peru's mining minister said on Thursday that unrest at the huge Las Bambas copper mine was partly caused by MMG Ltd's short-sighted decision to rely on a dirt road to transport the metal, and called for a train line to be built instead.

The U.S. Senate voted on Thursday to confirm Montana conservationist Tracy Stone-Manning to lead the Bureau of Land Management.