Congress Set to Sell East Coast’s 1 Million Barrel Gas Cache
Congress is poised to sell off a 1 million barrel emergency cache of gasoline created in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy amid questions about the reserve’s usefulness.
Congress is poised to sell off a 1 million barrel emergency cache of gasoline created in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy amid questions about the reserve’s usefulness.
Saudi Arabia and Iran exchanged ambassadors, formally ending a seven-year diplomatic rupture between the two Persian Gulf powers that had roiled the oil-exporting region.
Delta Air Lines Inc. named renowned former quarterback Tom Brady as a strategic adviser to help develop training and “teamwork tools” for employees and to take part in marketing the carrier’s brand.
The UK government chose Mark McAllister as its favored candidate to lead energy regulator Ofgem, who will be tasked with restoring public confidence in the watchdog that it can help households navigate the cost of living crisis.
Top officials of Japan and China discussed their disagreements over Tokyo’s disposal of treated wastewater from the ruined Fukushima nuclear plant at the Asean leaders’ summit in Jakarta.
The US trade deficit widened in July by less than forecast, reflecting an increase in exports of cars and services.
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo agreed to acquire health-records software company NextGen Healthcare Inc.
Authorities in China and Japan are stepping up efforts to defend their currencies against a surging dollar that threatens to fan inflationary pressures.
NatWest Group Plc has picked former Mastercard Inc. chairman Rick Haythornthwaite to replace its chair Howard Davies next year.
Bonds tied to biodiversity goals are on track for a record-setting year and this niche area of ESG investing is only going to get bigger, according to Fitch Group Inc.