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European Commission proposes to cancel duties for goods from Ukraine in 2024, suggesting safety measures - Vimarsana News

European Commission proposes to cancel duties for goods from Ukraine in 2024, suggesting safety measures

The European Commission has officially proposed to extend the suspension of import quotas and duties on Ukrainian exports to the EU for another year, while including safety measures for agricultural products, as demanded by several EU countries.

Source: yahoo.com
What we learned from the nation's only stripper union - Vimarsana News

What we learned from the nation's only stripper union

The Star Garden case might have revealed something about the NLRB: the agency’s thinking on factors for worker classification.

WTI Crude Hits $80 Despite Disappointing Growth Plans From China - Vimarsana News

WTI Crude Hits $80 Despite Disappointing Growth Plans From China

West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices have broken above the $80 barrier despite disappointing growth plans coming out of China Monday

Natural Gas Plunges over 12% As Extreme Volatility Continues - Vimarsana News

Natural Gas Plunges over 12% As Extreme Volatility Continues

Forecasts for milder weather and lower heating demand have seen natural gas prices plummeting by over 12% on Monday, after a strong rally on Friday to five-week high

Canadian Oil Sands Back On Track With More Record Profits - Vimarsana News

Canadian Oil Sands Back On Track With More Record Profits

The last of Canada’s big oil sands producers has reported record 2022 profits, bringing the total profit for last year of the big five to over $25.7 billion as they rode the tailwinds of a Chinese COVID crisis and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine