Equinor ASA is partnering with Chevron Corp. in Namibia, joining a number of major energy companies hoping to turn the southern African country into the world’s next oil hotspot.
BP Plc has become the latest foreign company to begin trading Venezuelan oil since the US removed former President Nicolás Maduro, following in the footsteps of Trafigura Group and Vitol Group.
The margin for making diesel from crude oil in the US has soared to more than $100 a barrel, setting new all-time highs as a global fuel-making crunch continues to exacerbate fuel prices.
Thoma Bravo-backed software firm Sophos is focusing on existing lenders to refinance or extend more than $2 billion of loans as soon as next month, after efforts to secure private credit backing ...
Apple Inc. has agreed to a set of sweeping changes for its App Store in Europe, including dropping per-install fees for developers who don’t use the iPhone marketplace, to resolve a dispute with the ...
With a modest tan and a recharged battery, The Readout is back in business after our brief summer break. We’ll be landing in your inbox Tuesday to Thursday through the rest of August, before the ...
Bitcoin has spent months mired in a slump that has driven out retail traders, drained billions from crypto funds and turned one of its biggest buyers into a seller. Now, investors searching for signs ...
More than a dozen current and former Penn State University students were charged this week in connection with an alleged cocaine-trafficking ring operating out of two off-campus frats, where some ...
Botswana’s transport and infrastructure minister, Noah Salakae, tendered his resignation to lawmakers, citing a probe into alleged corruption.
Nvidia Corp. shares could be trading at a discount of as much as 50%, as investors overstate risks related to the leader in artificial intelligence chips, according to Bank of America.
Raw sugar futures rose to the highest in more than a year as India, the world’s second-largest producer, is considering cutting import duties on the commodity in the latest sign of global supply ...
Estonian authorities are investigating potential Russian involvement in a fire that broke out at a building used by defense company Milrem Robotics, according to Prime Minister Kristen Michal.
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