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Russia’s Oil Revenues Halved in March Before Iran War Boost
Russia’s oil tax revenue in March dropped by nearly half compared to a year earlier, highlighting the Kremlin’s financial strain just before the Middle East war delivered an unexpected boost to Moscow’s earnings.
Songyee Yoon on Power of Compounding
Barry speaks with Songyee Yoon, founder and managing partner of Principal Venture Partners. They discuss her venture firm's focus on AI-native companies, and understanding technological innovation. They also discuss the tech investment landscape and how she determines which companies are native to A...
Investors are betting on AI chaos. History suggests otherwise
The experience of past tech revolutions suggests savvy incumbents might muddle through and even thrive
Turbulent markets fuel record year for Alex Gerko’s XTX
Billionaire’s trading business is one of the most profitable UK private companies
French-owned container ship braves passage through Strait of Hormuz
CMA CGM Kribi is first ship owned by major western line known to have transited since start of war
Israel Resumes Biggest Gas Field After War Shut It for a Month
Israel’s largest gas field resumed production after a 33-day shutdown triggered by the Iran war, likely providing some relief for markets that are struggling with supply.
French-owned container ship exits Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump renews threat to attack Iranian infrastructure
Italy Deficit at 3.1% Breaches EU Ceiling in Setback for Meloni
Italy’s deficit breached the European Union’s ceiling last year in the biggest fiscal setback for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government since she took office in 2022.
Abu Dhabi Halts Operations at Main Gas Facility After Attack
Abu Dhabi suspended operations at its biggest natural gas processing facility after a fire, the second time operations at the project have been halted since the war in the Middle east began.
Iran Strikes More Gulf Targets as Trump Warns of Further Attacks
Iran targeted more sites in Arab Gulf states overnight and into Friday, hours after US President Donald Trump issued fresh threats against Iranian infrastructure to pressure Tehran to start peace negotiations.
Middle East Conflict Weighs on Global Food Prices, FAO Says
Global food prices rose in March, driven by higher energy prices and an increase in freight costs linked to war in the Middle East.
France Weighs Targeted Fuel Aid as Pump Costs Jump on Iran War
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu has asked ministers to prepare measures to help individuals who depend on cars as the Iran war pushes up fuel prices.
Italy Extends Iran War Fuel-Tax Cut at Cost of €500 Million
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government extended Italy’s fuel tax cut through May 1, committing about €500 million ($577 million) in added funds to blunt the impact of higher energy prices caused by the Iran war.
Berkshire Sounds Out Yen Bond Sale Following Tokio Marine Deal
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. has started sounding out investors for a potential multi-tranche yen bond sale, according to people familiar with the matter.
<strong>Scott Bok Explains What Investment Bankers Actually Do All Day</strong>
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Scott Bok Explains What Investment Bankers Actually Do All Day
There’s obviously a lot of talk these days about AI and possible destruction of white collar jobs. Intuitively bankers might be expected to be victims of this. But before we can answer whether AI can disrupt an industry, or a line of work, we have to know what the job actually entails. What do inves...
Russian stocks up as main trading session opens
As of 10:16 a.m. Moscow time, the indices were up by 0.15% at 2,778.7 points and 1,089.65 points, respectively
French-Owned Container Ship Exits Hormuz in First Since Iran War
A container ship signaling French ownership has exited the Strait of Hormuz, in what appears to be the first known transit by a vessel linked to Western Europe since the war all but shuttered the vital waterway.
Turkish Inflation Surprises with Bigger Than Expected Drop
Turkey’s annual inflation slowed in March more than economists expected, despite economic pressures stemming from the Iran war.
Westpac CEO Warns Iran War May Spark Recession in Australia
Westpac Banking Corp.’s chief executive officer Anthony Miller has warned the conflict in the Middle East has raised the risk of a recession in Australia, saying that it was unclear how long supply chain disruptions from the Iran war could take to work their way through the economy.