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Israel threatened a retaliation, and it came before dawn on Friday morning. Early indications suggest it was a single strike and on a deliberately chosen target - if that is the case, then this doesn't appear to be the devastating response the Israeli war cabinet had warned of. There is an airbase outside Isfahan which is connected to Iran's aircraft manufacturing industry - if this was the target then it appears to have been carefully chosen as a response to the drones flown at Israel on Saturday night: you fly drones at us, we take out the place they were built.
Escalation in the Middle East has rounded out a rough week for financial markets. Barring a reversal, world stocks are set to log their sharpest weekly drop since September and the dollar is at year-to-date highs. Even before Asian markets turned decisively risk averse on reports of explosions in Iran, and an Israeli strike, investors were rattled by disappointing results and hawkish Fedspeak.
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Escalation in the Middle East has rounded out a rough week for financial markets. Barring a reversal, world stocks are set to log their sharpest weekly drop since September and the dollar is at year-to-date highs. Even before Asian markets turned decisively risk averse on reports of explosions in Iran, and an Israeli strike, investors were rattled by disappointing results and hawkish Fedspeak.
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LOWELL, Mass. (AP) — Emily Brown scored her first career goal, Susanna Tapani had a goal and an assist, and Boston returned from a 24-day international break to beat Toronto 2-1 on Thursday night in Professional Women's Hockey League action. Aerin Frankel stopped 23 shots for Boston (5-4-2-9), which is in fifth place with 25 points, two behind Ottawa for the fourth and final playoff spot. “The mentality tonight was for 60 minutes, we play to win," Boston head coach Courtney Kessel said. "I thoug
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Israel struck Iran on Friday morning in an attack that dramatically raises the stakes in a simmering conflict.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Logan Webb retired 19 straight batters on his way to seven smooth innings and the San Francisco Giants beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-0 Thursday night to open a four-game series. Webb (2-1) struck out five and induced 13 groundball outs, allowing just two hits and a walk in a game that took only 2 hours, 12 minutes. Wilmer Flores had a pinch-hit, two-run double in the eighth and Mike Yastrzemski added a two-run single. LaMonte Wade Jr. delivered a sacrifice fly in the third
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