Today’s episode covers the following Top Business Headlines: ~ Oil Reaches Monthly Peak Amid US-Iran Tensions in Hormuz ~ Fed Takes Center Stage as Warsh Prepares for Congress ~ Venezuela's Smallest Refinery Resumes Operations ~ Ukraine to Manufacture French Missiles and Acquire Warplanes ~ Michigan Experiences Surge in Intestinal Disease Cases ~ Western Allies Form Missile Defense Pact with Ukraine ~ SpaceX Approved for Starship Test Following Mishap Investigation ~ US Strategic Oil Reserves Hit Lowest Levels in Decades ~ Intel Announces $5.7 Billion Investment in Irish AI Facilities ~ Tech Leaders Call for Action on AI's Economic Impacts ~ Smartphone Shipments Hit 13-Year Low Amid Chip Shortage ~ Wall Street Sees Decline as Middle East Tensions Impact Markets ~ Chipmaker Stocks Face Volatility: A Closer Look ~ Potential Takeover Talks for Watches of Switzerland ~ Meta Expands Louisiana Data Center with Major Investment ~ Volkswagen CEO Warns of Possible 50,000 Job Cuts ~ Bosch Commences Production at First U.S. Semiconductor Facility ~ Heatwave Intensifies Wildfire Threat Near Paris ~ European LNG Imports from Russia Hit Record Levels ~ Wall Street Banks Expand Use of Digital Assistants ~ Missile Strikes Reported in Kyiv, No Casualties SHOW SUMMARY: In today's news, on July 14, the Commuter Top Business Headlines podcast is keeping you current on-the-go. Whether you're driving to work, hopping on the train, or walking the dog, we're bringing you daily news stories every morning to keep you informed on what's happening in the world today. 21 current, breaking, and byte-sized stories — all in 15 minutes. 🔗 Follow Us on Social Media: 📲 X: https://x.com/mynewspodcast 📢 Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@Thecommutertopheadlinespodcast 📘 Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/myheadlinespodcast.bsky.social 📲 Telegram Channel: https://web.telegram.org/a/#-1002369205998