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We're Living In a New Age of Economic Warfare Says Fishman
Wall Street traders paced a rebound in stocks as an oil rally waned after Israel agreed to direct talks with Lebanon, bolstering expectations that a US ceasefire deal will hold. The US and Iran prepared for peace talks in Pakistan after agreeing on a two-week ceasefire, though issues such as Israel’s offensive in Lebanon and the opening of Hormuz remain unresolved. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to hold direct talks with Lebanon, with the focus on disarming Hezbollah. Preside...
Saudi Output Capacity Cut 600,000 Barrels a Day by War
Saudi Arabia’s oil production capacity has been cut by nearly 600,000 barrels a day due to a spate of attacks on energy facilities, pipelines and refineries that cost the life of one citizen, the state news agency said.
Glencore and Mercuria Agree to Buy More LNG From Commonwealth
Glencore Plc. and Mercuria Energy Trading SA agreed to increase liquefied natural gas purchases under 20-year deals with an export terminal Kimmeridge Energy Management Co. is developing in Louisiana, according to people familiar with the matter.
Hormuz Traffic Still Blocked as Only Iran-Linked Ships Cross
Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remained blocked Thursday, limited to a handful of Iran-linked ships, another sign that a fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran has yet to improve flows through the world’s key energy chokepoint. Just seven vessels, all of which have either called at Iranian ports or were carrying Iranian cargo, were observed making the voyage out of the Persian Gulf on Wednesday and into Thursday morning. Normal transits in both directions are more like 135 a day....
Israel Says Agrees to Direct Talks With Lebanon
Natasha Hall, associate fellow at Chatham House, said the negotiations on the ceasefire in the Iran war are complicated by fundamental issues that have driven conflict in the region for years. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that he has agreed to direct talks with Lebanon. Stating that “In light of Lebanon’s repeated calls to open direct negotiations with Israel, I instructed the Cabinet yesterday to open direct negotiations with Lebanon as soon as possible” The negotiations wi...
Carney’s Rival Says He Must Help Homeowners in Indigenous Case
The political debate over a court ruling recognizing Indigenous land rights in the Vancouver area escalated on Thursday after Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urged the prime minister to intervene.
What happens if you switch banks after a levy or garnishment order?
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DOJ Opens Probe Into NFL’s Sports Television Deals
The US Justice Department has opened an antitrust probe into the National Football League, looking at whether its broadcast deals with media companies drive up the costs for consumers, according to people familiar with the matter. The NFL and other sports leagues currently have an antitrust exemption that allows them to negotiate media deals collectively on behalf of their teams under the 1961 Sports Broadcasting Act. But media outlets, regulators and members of Congress have recently highlighte...
Modelo Owner Constellation Gives Softer-Than-Expected Outlook
Constellation Brands Inc. projected slower-than-expected growth for its beer business this year, renewing concern that declines in alcohol consumption have yet to hit their floor. Organic beer sales, which measure changes in sales volumes, are seen in a range of down 1% to up 1% in the company’s current year, Constellation said Wednesday. The range trails analysts’ average estimate for a 2.2% increase. While the guidance represents an improvement from the previous fiscal year, which ended Feb....
Mercuria Trader Who Built Huge LME Aluminum Bets Has Left
Sonny McNess, the veteran trader who helped build such massive aluminum positions at Mercuria Energy Group that the London Metal Exchange was forced to adjust its rules, has left the trading house.
Banxico’s Dissenters Warn About Price Pressures Due to Iran War
Mexico’s central bank’s decision to cut interest rates last week faced strong opposition from two of its five board members, who raised concerns about lingering inflationary pressures from the war in Iran.
Trump officials deny threatening Church over Pope Leo’s criticisms
Pope Leo XIV has become increasingly concerned over Washington’s military policies
Ex-First Brands Officer Says He Was Kept in the Dark About Fraud
First Brands Group’s former chief strategy officer asked a judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit that blames him in part for the auto-parts supplier’s collapse, arguing that founder Patrick James and his brother, Edward, concealed the alleged fraud that brought down the company.
Oil Trading Costs to Surge as ICE Hikes Crude and Diesel Margins
Intercontinental Exchange Inc. will boost the margins traders have to post for its Brent crude and European diesel futures contracts as the war in Iran sends volatility surging across commodity markets.
Morocco Adopts 2026-2032 Public Financial Management Reform Strategy
Agadir – Morocco’s Ministry of Economy and Finance has adopted a new Strategic Framework for Public Financial Management Reform (CSR-PFM) for the 2026–2032 period. Launched on April 8, the strategy sets a comprehensive roadmap to strengthen the performance, sustainability, and transparency of public finances, It aims to consolidate gains achieved in recent years while placing future reforms within a unified strategic vision aligned with national priorities and the objectives of the New D...
Iran War Erodes Exxon, Chevron Profits Even as Oil Prices Soar
The surge in oil and natural gas prices from the Iran war might seem like good news for the world’s biggest energy companies, but disruptions to production in the region, shipping blockades and hedging losses make the reality far more complicated.
Apollo’s Cornell, Client Coverage Head, Leaves After Four Years
Dennis Cornell, the head of client coverage for the Americas at Apollo Global Management, has left the firm, according to people familiar with the matter.
Top Canadian Grocers Downgraded as Scotiabank Flags Increased Competition
Canadian grocers could be facing tougher times, according to analysts at Scotiabank, who have dimmed their outlook for the sector in light of increasing competition.
NFL publicly defends media deal amid reports of DOJ investigation
The NFL defended how fans are able to watch its games amid reports on Tuesday that the Justice Department has opened an investigation into whether the league has engaged in anticompetitive tactics through its media rights deal and is overcharging customers.“With over 87% of our games on free, broadcast television, including 100% of games in the markets of the competing teams, the NFL has for decades put our fans front and center in how we distribute our content,” a league spokesperson said. “The...
IMF Moves Toward Resuming Venezuela Ties With Survey of Members
The International Monetary Fund is distributing a survey to members asking about their relations with Venezuela, according to people familiar with the matter, a key step for the institution to potentially resume engagement with the oil-producing South American nation for the first time in decades.