Russian Oil Exports Surge With Days to Go Until Cuts Begin
Shipments rise to the highest in more than a month, with all regions showing an increase in crude flows
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Israel Pledges to Hold Off on New Settlements in Coming Months
Israel has told the US government that it won’t authorize new settlements in the coming months, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Monday.
Meta Asks Users to Pay for Verification Following Twitter Move
Meta Platforms Inc. is the latest social networking company to ask users to pay for account verification, joining attempts from competitors including Twitter Inc. to diversify away from ad revenue.
Sunak Set for Biggest Political Test Yet With Brexit Deal
Rishi Sunak is gearing up for the toughest political test of his premiership as he prepares to unveil a deal with the European Union that risks a stand-off with Northern Ireland unionists and members of his own party.
Putin’s Arms Dealers Put War-Tested Weapons on Sale at UAE Show
Russian defense companies were out in force at an arms fair in the United Arab Emirates despite international sanctions, pitching to sell weapons that a top ally of Vladimir Putin said had been battle-tested in the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Some of Venice’s Canals Are Nearly Dried Up From Low Tide
Severe low tides in recent days are threatening the levels of Venice’s 150 canals, stranding water taxis and gondolas and complicating the city’s emergency services, which rely on ambulance boats.
Turkey’s State-Backed Markets Have Few Charms for Foreigners
Before last week, the stock market was one of Turkey’s last economic pillars that was largely free from the political whims of the state. That’s not the case any more.
Deutsche Bank’s Regulators Criticize Its Internal Probe
Deutsche Bank AG’s top supervisors are critical of how the lender handled an internal investigation into mis-selling of derivatives, raising questions about its findings.
Larry Fink Warning on ESG Disclosure Resonates With Key Watchdog
(Bloomberg) — The global markets watchdog that sets guidelines for the world’s regulators has suggested it would be unreasonable to penalize companies that aren’t immediately able to get the data they need to report their complete carbon footprints.
Amplats Cuts Dividend Payout Again as South African Power Outages Crimp Profit
Anglo American Platinum Ltd., the world’s biggest platinum miner by market value, cut its dividend payout as worsening power outages in South Africa curb production and profit.
