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The snowballing crisis in the Red Sea is threatening to disrupt an already fragile global supply chain, as shippers begin to avoid one of the world’s busiest trade routes

Investors are getting impatient with BP over the lack of updates in appointing a successor following Bernard Looneys exit. Things may not change well into 2024.

SBP cites debt repayment for decline in reserves

A Sunland Park, New Mexico, man who told border agents five Guatemalans and a Mexican citizen inside a parked SUV in front of his family’s home “must have randomly got in” is facing federal felony charges.

Consortium of six commercial banks offered Rs15 billion in new loans to PIA

The attacks on container-carrying vessels in the Red Sea and drought in the Panama Canal have cut off two of the world’s most important arteries for trade.

The Israeli killing machine has continued its assault on the besieged Gaza Strip, with the regime forces boasting about how they have struck 300 targets in 24 hours, which included a series of hospitals and homes.

The offshore wind industry is expected to play a major role in helping several states and U.S. President Joe Biden meet goals to decarbonize the power grid and combat climate change

On two occasions investigators found prices there to be $2/gallon higher than other area stations, leading to probable cause to accuse them of violating the Michigan Consumer Protection Act.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel ordered a BP gas station by the Detroit Metro Airport to stop posting higher-than-average gas.