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(DNR) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds deer hunters that the archery and crossbow seasons open this Saturday, Sept. 12, and run through Sunday, Jan. 3, 2027. (*Archery/crossbow seasons will continue through Jan. 31, 2027 in select Metro subunits and select Farmland Zone counties.) As hunters head out to the woods, be sure to make safety the number one priority and always use a harness, haul line and maintain three points of contact when getting in and out of a tree stand.

Sept 10 (Reuters) – Chinese AI chipmakers including Huawei Technologies and Cambricon have sharply raised prices for current and next-generation AI processors, three people familiar with the matter said, as soaring costs for high-bandwidth memory squeeze efforts to build domestic alternatives to Nvidia. Huawei has lifted the indicated price of its Ascend 950DT accelerator card, ​which integrates an AI processor with memory and other components, to above 250,000 yuan ($37,255), two people said.

By Matt Spetalnick WASHINGTON, Sept 10 (Reuters) – When Donald Trump campaigned for a second term in the White House, he promised to be a “president of peace” who would stop foreign wars, not start them.

Sept 10 (Reuters) – Saudi civil defence authorities issued an all-clear on Thursday following an emergency alert ​declared in the southwestern province ‌of Khamis Mushait for the fourth time in 24 hours, as clashes flared with Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis. The danger had ‌passed, ​the civil defence officials ⁠said shortly after ⁠the alert.

By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE, Sept 10 (Reuters) – The Los Angeles Rams are banking on their body clocks to cope with a 13,000-km journey to Melbourne, the first stop on a long road they hope will end with Super Bowl triumph in their backyard at SoFi Stadium. The NFL’s preseason favourites arrived in the ​Australian city early on Thursday, giving them just over a day to acclimatise before the 10:35 a.m. (0035 GMT) ‌kickoff against the San Francisco 49ers at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday.

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Ankur Banerjee Investors are perhaps starting to realise that elevated bond yields and higher oil prices are the new normal ​as the Middle East war spreads ahead of central bank ‌meetings where policymakers may struggle to quell markets’ inflation angst. The European Central Bank will kick off the central bank bonanza later in the day with a widely expected rate hike, with the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan due next week.

By Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO, Sept 10 (Reuters) – Fitch Ratings will scrutinise Japan’s budget for the next fiscal year for clues on whether Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi can balance her growth-focused spending agenda with fiscal ​discipline, a senior analyst said.

By Ella Cao and Naveen Thukral BEIJING/SINGAPORE, Sept 10 (Reuters) – China bought 14 to ​15 cargoes of ‌U.S. soybeans this week, or around 1 million metric tons, four traders told Reuters, as the ‌world’s ​top oilseed ⁠buyer steps up ⁠purchases ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington later this month. The purchases take ​China’s total U.S. soybean buying to nearly ⁠half of the ⁠25 million tons the ​White House said Beijing had ​committed to annually through 2028.

Sept 10 (Reuters) – U.S. holiday retail sales are expected to grow by as much as 4.8% this year, Deloitte said on Thursday, as rising ​disposable incomes help support spending in the ‌crucial shopping season despite consumers’ continued focus on value. Retailers have been navigating uneven consumer spending, with budget-conscious shoppers cutting back amid higher fuel and household costs while still selectively spending on ‌treats ​and seasonal splurges.

SINGAPORE, Sept 10 (Reuters) – Vessel transits at the Strait of Hormuz fell slightly on Wednesday to seven, ​compared with the previous ‌day’s 12, preliminary shiptracking data showed on Thursday, with levels also lower than the 10-day average of 14. Out of these seven, ‌four ​vessels exited and three ⁠entered, according to ⁠the data. Some vessels could be sailing through the waterway with their transponders turned off and these are not ​considered in the counts.