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34 Iran Tankers Slip Past US Hormuz Blockade, With Over $900 Million In Oil: Report
Of the 34 ships that have circumvented the blockade, at least 19 are tankers linked to Iran that have exited the Gulf. The other 15 have entered the Gulf from the Arabian Sea, heading towards Iran.
Iran Menaces Hormuz and Tests US Blockade
Iranian gunboats fired on two ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran's own tankers tested a US naval blockade, as Tehran tightened its grip on the vital waterway with peace talks in limbo. (Source: Bloomberg)
New York City lost residents across all income levels last year, study finds
New York City lost more residents than those that moved in last year, according to a new study from the Citizens’ Budget Commission released Monday.The Citizens Budget Commission reported that the city’s overall population declined in 2025. The study explained further that the decline in population is due to the 70% drop in New Yorkers moving to other areas and international migration.According to the study, "Across all income levels, more people moved out of New York City than moved in last yea...
From the India Today archives (2004) | Spoilsport: The chemical race
From the India Today archives Spoilsport The chemical race
ECB’s Lane Says Still Can’t Determine Extent of Shock From War
It’s still unclear how big a blow the Iran war will inflict on the euro-area economy, according to European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane.
Ray-Ban Heir Steps Up Talks on €10 Billion Buyout of Siblings
An heir to EssilorLuxottica SA founder Leonardo Del Vecchio is in advanced talks to buy out two of his siblings for about €10 billion ($11.7 billion), in a potential step toward resolving the Ray-Ban magnate’s estate four years after his death.
Wall Street Group Urges SEC to Lift Private Asset Trading Ban
Lobbyists for some of Wall Street’s biggest alternative asset managers are asking regulators to relax rules preventing the buying and selling of assets between funds overseen by the same company, a move they say will boost the adoption of private assets in retirement accounts.
Pakistan to cut car duties, open market by 2030
Dubai: Pakistan is set to roll out a sweeping new five-year auto sector policy in consultation with the International Monetary Fund, aimed at slashing import tariffs, restructuring duties and opening up the vehicle market by 2030, The News reported on Wednesday.Under the $7 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) agreed with the Washington-based lender, Pakistan has committed that no new Regulatory Duty (RD) will be imposed on imports — a move seen as a clear shift towards trade liberalisation.As p...
What's Happening In Iran War? Trump Extends Truce with Talks In Limbo | The Pulse 4/22
"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews and market-moving scoops. Today's guests: Mohit Kumar, Jefferies, Chief European Economist & Strategist; Odile Renaud-Basso, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, President; Marc Weller, University of Cambridge, Professor & Chatham House Global Gov...
Oil over Druzhba may reach Hungary on April 22 — minister
Normal operations of the Druzhba pipeline is of high importance for Hungary, Hungary’s Minister for European Union Affairs Janos Boka said
EU plans to cut electricity taxes to shield households from Iran war energy crisis
Brussels will relax state aid rules to allow member countries to offer ‘targeted and temporary’ supportEurope live – latest updatesThe EU will cut electricity taxes and provide consumers with fresh incentives to ditch fuel-burning cars and boilers, the European Commission has announced, as the Iran war energy crisis speeds a shift to a clean economy.The plan, which foresees tweaking rules so that electricity is taxed less than oil and gas, aims to bring down bills while encouraging the move away...
Carbon hot spots discovered in Arctic's Siberian part
The concentrations of dissolved carbon dioxide and methane were increasing sequentially from the early stages of succession to later and background lakes
Vietnam, South Korea Ink Deals on Security, Nuclear Power Plants
Vietnam and South Korea signed twelve agreements including on security, energy infrastructure and nuclear power plants, following talks between the two nations’ leaders in Hanoi.
Sergei Bobrovsky trade rumors grow as Florida Panthers eye offseason changes
The families of Florida Panthers are going through the worst off-season ever since Sergei Bobrovsky is at the center of the accumulating trade rumors in the NHL. There are contract disputes, the age factor and declining performance, which have brought about confusion. Franchise prerequisites are bringing about currently liberal free agency and trade, which leaves the franchise with two choices as to what to do with their experienced star or how to restructure their team to remain competitive.
France Sticks to 2029 Deficit Goal as It Trims Growth Forecasts
French President Emmanuel Macron’s government presented a deficit-reduction plan based on lower growth forecasts for the next three years, which would make it more challenging for the country to get a grip on public finances.
Tamil Nadu votes on a strong economy and rising fiscal pressure
Tamil Nadu votes on a strong economy and rising fiscal pressure
Moldovan Tycoon Gets 19 Years in Prison in $1B Bank Fraud Case
Former Moldovan strongman Vladimir Plahotniuc was sentenced to 19 years in prison for his involvement in a $1 billion banking fraud that left the nation on the verge of bankruptcy over a decade ago.
Stay Invested Amid Shifts, Advises Goldman’s Rosner
Lindsay Rosner, Head of Multi-Sector Fixed Income Investing at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, discussed the accelerated pace of market movements compared to the pre-COVID era, investors no longer have the luxury of time to react to major market events or geopolitical developments, as news cycles and market responses are now highly compressed and volatile. (Source: Bloomberg)
EU ambassadors approve funding for Kiev, anti-Russian sanctions
The Cyprus presidency in the EU said the ambassadors approved the 90 bln euro loan for Ukraine
Germany informed about cessation of Kazakh oil transit via Druzhba pipeline — regulator
The agency assumes that the cessation of Kazakh oil supplies "will not jeopardize the security of oil product supplies in Germany, even if the PCK refinery in Schwedt has to reduce production capacity"