Russia warned Tuesday it will treat any US move to station nuclear weapons in the UK for the first time in 15 years as an “escalation” after media reports indicated plans to deploy the bombs on British soil.
The Russian government’s oil and natural gas revenue sank in August as subsidies to the nation’s refiners offset a surge in crude prices and a weaker ruble.
Saudi Arabia and Russia prolonged their unilateral oil supply curbs by another three months, a more aggressive move than traders had been expecting as the OPEC+ members seek to support a fragile global market.
The former chief executive officer of embattled Brazilian retailer Americanas SA Miguel Gutierrez spoke out for the first time since the company sank into bankruptcy protection and pointed a finger at the firm’s billionaire shareholders.
A decade ago, Sweetgreen Inc. co-founder Nicolas Jammet couldn’t imagine his salad-focused chain featuring a dish with barbecue sauce. But in mid-June, a chicken salad with just that flavor appeared as a seasonal choice to appeal to a broader set of diners.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning help explain a pickup in production at Chile’s Escondida copper mine, the world’s largest, as the industry battles deteriorating ore quality at its aging operations in the South American nation.
Microsoft Corp. is expanding its partnership with Abu Dhabi’s G42, with plans to develop artificial intelligence technology across sectors and offer cloud infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates.
The UK said it will end an effective ban on new onshore wind farms, nine months after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak caved in to a rebellion led by lawmakers from his own Conservative Party.
Brent oil rallied to $90 a barrel for the first time since November as key OPEC+ producers extended supply cuts that have tightened the crude market.
While many on Wall Street have stopped obsessing about a recession, Jeremy Grantham has not. That should shock no one who has followed the career of Grantham Mayo Van Otterloo & Co.’s co-founder.
