Canada Poised to Approve New Major Oil Pipeline
Canada is on track to greenlight a new major oil pipeline, with energy officials and industry leaders signaling that approval is now “highly likely” as global demand for stable fossil fuel
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Global Infrastructure Delays Threaten $1.5 Trillion in Economic Output by 2030
A growing number of infrastructure megaprojects worldwide are facing significant delays due to supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, regulatory hurdles, and financing gaps — a trend that could wipe out
Petronas Signs 20-Year LNG Supply Agreement with Venture Global, Strengthening Long-Term Energy Security
Malaysian state-owned energy company Petronas has finalized a 20-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement with U.S.-based Venture Global LNG, marking a significant step in deepening energy ties between Southeast
European Steel Industry Adjusts to BYD’s New Factory Footprint
The steel industry in Europe is closely tracking developments surrounding BYD’s new electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing plant in Hungary. As one of China’s largest EV producers, BYD’s move into Europe
U.S. Construction Industry Squeezed by New Tariffs as Material Costs Soar
The U.S. construction sector is under growing financial pressure following the imposition of new tariffs on key imported materials, prompting concerns over project delays, budget overruns, and slowed growth in
U.S. Eases Ethane Export Restrictions to China, Opening Door for Renewed Energy Trade
In a significant shift for the global energy trade, the United States has officially lifted restrictions on ethane exports to China, signaling a thaw in a previously strained segment of the
Lehman Brothers: What Really Happened — and Could It Happen Again?
The collapse of Lehman Brothers on September 15, 2008, remains one of the most defining moments of modern financial history. Once the fourth-largest investment bank in the United States, Lehman’s sudden bankruptcy sent
The Most Powerful Companies Shaping Global Governments
Some of the most powerful companies in the world that wield significant influence over governments include: These companies exemplify how corporate power can influence government policies and regulations, shaping the
Trump’s Global Market Influence: Unlocking Oil Trade in Iran, Libya, and Syria
The presidency of Donald Trump had a profound impact on global markets, particularly in the realm of energy and geopolitics. His administration’s policies and decisions significantly influenced oil trade in
Aramco’s $5 Billion Bond Sale: Investors Flock to World’s Largest Oil Producer
Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Aramco) has successfully raised $5 billion through a strongly subscribed bond offering, demonstrating robust investor confidence in the world’s largest oil producer. The bond issue, which
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