Global week ahead: Why emergency G7 meetings are not working
Finance and energy ministers, as well as central bank governors from the G7 nations prepare for talks on Iran.
Yungblud has 23 million fans — how the rock star built a business around them
Grammy-winning rock star Dom Harrison, better known as Yungblud, shows Tania Bryer the London spot that fueled his ambition and discusses how he’s using his fame to launch a fashion brand.
France opens terror probe after attack attempt at Bank of America’s Paris headquarters
French police have reportedly arrested a man who allegedly attempted to ignite an improvised explosive device outside Bank of America’s offices in Paris.
Worried about Strait of Hormuz inflation to come? The world economy has one word for you: Plastics
Worried about consumer inflation to come from Strait of Hormuz closure? The economy has one word for you other than oil: plastics.
New fees, fewer flights: Higher fuel prices pinch consumer budgets beyond the gas pump
As corporate policies change, Americans will feel higher oil prices in their wallets beyond the gas pump.
How the big oil and gas CEOs think the Iran war supply disruption will play out
The oil industry’s grim outlook for global oil and gas supplies stands in contrast to the Trump administration’s promise that the disruption is short term.
As stocks and bonds fall, and oil hits $100, a futures trade that boomed in 2022 may again be a winner
Managed futures, which track macro themes expected to play out over months, do well when traditional assets are falling. This could be one of those times.
The Iran war is defense tech’s chance to shine, but few systems and weapons are ready
Palmer Luckey’s Anduril, software AI company Palantir and Elon Musk’s SpaceX are getting the lion’s share of defense tech dollars from the Pentagon.
Yemen’s Houthis launch Israel strike, the first time since the U.S.-Israel war began
The entry of the Houthis in the war marks a significant escalation in the conflict as it enters its second month.
How Chinese, Russian Arctic ambitions are fueling a U.S. polar icebreaker mission
China and Russia have a big lead in efforts to control once impenetrable Arctic waters. The U.S. is spending billions on new icebreakers in a race to catch up.
