Baltic Nations Go LNG Hunting to Replace Russian Fuel
Baltic utilities are stepping up their search for liquefied natural gas cargoes to replace Russian fuel after prices slumped in the past few months.
Baltic utilities are stepping up their search for liquefied natural gas cargoes to replace Russian fuel after prices slumped in the past few months.
One of the most relied-upon sources for information on Sweden’s home-price development has been barred from releasing its data publicly, just as the country is in the midst of its worst housing rout in decades.
Liquidators in the Bahamas tasked with winding up the Caribbean outpost of Sam Bankman-Fried’s collapsed crypto empire are readying the sale of a vehicle portfolio as they seek to generate cash to return to creditors.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu shook up her government by appointing a top security adviser to be premier as the former Soviet republic bordering Ukraine confronts an increasingly perilous geopolitical environment.
Lebanese central bank Governor Riad Salameh said for the first time he plans to leave after his term expires later this year, bringing to an end a three-decade tenure marked by controversial policies that have been blamed for the country’s financial implosion.
US consumer sentiment climbed to a more than one-year high in early February as more upbeat views of current conditions outweighed lingering concerns about the outlook.
Toilet paper prices are on the rise yet again, and the blame can be pinned on an unexpected culprit: the housing market slump.
President Joe Biden’s package of measures to promote clean tech will aid the global fight against climate change, the US ambassador to the UK Jane Hartley said, pushing back against suggestions it may damage British and European industries.
Investment firm ValueAct Capital Management has built a position in Spotify Technology SA, in a move that supports the music-streaming company’s strategy led by Chief Executive Officer Daniel Ek to tighten its spending and become more efficient.
The market frenzy around artificial intelligence has lifted Nvidia Corp.’s stock so much that even many bullish analysts don’t see it going much further.