Saudi Arabia pumped 10.563 million barrels a day in October, OPEC said, as the U.S. average gas price fell to $3.94, its first time under $4 in months.
Congo’s Ebola outbreak has passed 11,000 cases and 5,387 deaths, its health ministry said Nov. 11, as Kenya began a 42-day countdown to Ebola-free status.
Spain held its first general strike in 14 years on Nov. 11 over housing costs. Masked groups clashed with police in Barcelona as 120,000 marched in Madrid.
Cost of living by country for mid-2026: the most expensive and cheapest nations, the biggest changes over the year and official inflation, with charts.
Russia hit six major power substations overnight, Kyiv said, a second night of strikes that left outages in eight regions and darkened city streetlights.
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a large prisoner exchange as Abu Dhabi talks ended Wednesday with no breakthrough. Envoys go to Moscow and Dublin Thursday.
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The Toast FTC lawsuit, filed Oct. 29 with 7 states, accuses the Boston restaurant software firm of hidden fees and hard cancellations. Toast says it will fight.
Daily Provisions Back Bay opens Nov. 4 at 501 Boylston St. Danny Meyer's café brings crullers, egg sandwiches and roast chicken. Prices and what to know.
Federal election monitors are expected at Boston polls on Nov. 3. What the Justice Department says they will do, what Galvin says, and Boston's voting numbers.
BPS proposes a Charlestown High School closure by June 2028 after enrollment fell from 820 to 559. The timeline, the Dec. 2 vote and what councilors are asking.
Business report October 31, 2026: Binance covers 90% of its $6.3 billion hack, OpenAI trims its raise to $20 billion and gas prices near an Election Day record.
Boston College Duke recap: Nate Sheppard ran for five touchdowns as Duke beat the Eagles 47-2, holding BC to 78 rushing yards a week after it ran for 399.
Suffolk County jail deaths hearing: what councilors, advocates and Shacoby Kenny's mother said, why the sheriff's office was absent, and what comes next.
Qubic Labs, the Quincy fintech nonprofit that ran Boston Blockchain Week, is closing after seven years and 70-plus portfolio companies as state grant money ran out.
Regulators approved Nov. 1 gas rates: National Grid bills flat, Eversource EGMA down 5%, NSTAR Gas up 7%, as a $342 million National Grid rate case looms.
The Wahlburgers Fenway closing comes Oct. 31 as the lease ends at 132 Brookline Ave., a month after Hingham shut. See prices, hours and what comes next.
Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center broke ground on a 49,000 sq. ft. Dorchester building to serve 14,000 patients a year. How the project is financed.
Boston Spooky Streets close 100+ streets this Halloween weekend while a $25,000 Elevate Cities block party grant still awaits a City Council committee hearing.
Terrestrial Bio Allston headquarters and patch factory open at 250 Western Ave. with $2.27M in new state grants. The numbers, the GLP-1 patch and what's next.
The MBTA raised Red Line speeds to 50 mph between North Quincy and JFK/UMass on Oct. 30, extending faster trips from Braintree. What riders should know.
Business report October 30, 2026: Intel sinks 29%, the Nasdaq ends its worst month since March 2025, oil giants hit records and Fed officials urge rate hikes.
The Arnold Arboretum in Jamaica Plain is free and open daily. Here are its late-fall tours through Nov. 21, how to get there, and how a $1 lease shaped it.
Burlington's Butterfly Network posted Q3 2026 revenue of $32.6 million, up 52%, a record 73% gross margin and a higher 2026 outlook. The numbers explained.
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