Commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is at a virtual standstill after a brief and confused reopening over the weekend ended with the first US seizure of an Iranian vessel — underscoring ...

Ben Kovler, the Green Thumb Industries Founder and CEO joins Bloomberg Open Interest to break down why federal rescheduling ...

Commerzbank AG said it “formally rejects UniCredit’s continued hostile tactics” as the takeover battle between the two ...

The Baltic Exchange in London is consulting the shipping market about making changes to its benchmark tanker rate after the ...

Kevin Warsh, nominado por Donald Trump para ser el próximo presidente de la Reserva Federal, promete proteger la ...

Tehran gives mixed signals about possibility of attending negotiations and Trump says US delegation to travel to Pakistan ...

The war in Iran is pushing up inflation expectations, after sentiment had been improving prior to the conflict, survey data ...

Hyundai Motor Co. plans to ramp up US production and cut expenses to shield the South Korean carmaker from tariffs that are ...

Gaza needs an estimated $71.4 billion over the next decade to recover from two years of war that devastated most of the ...

Some US petrochemical prices pulled back last week after two months of gains as demand showed early signs of weakening.

The Strait of Hormuz now appears to be just as closed as before Iran and the US said the vital oil channel had been reopened.

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