In the latest Global Risks Perception Survey by the World Economic Forum, climate change and disinformation have emerged as significant threats to the world. With the results of the survey released just ahead of the annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland, world opinion leaders are now more aware than ever of the severe global risks that […]
The Red Sea has long been a vital trade route, facilitating approximately 12 percent of global trade and 30 percent of global container traffic. However, recent developments in the region have raised concerns about the future of shipping in this strategic area. The rise in attacks by the Houthis in Yemen on vessels operating in
The workforce landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as more Americans over the age of 65 are re-entering the job market. A recent study by the Pew Research Center reveals that twice as many individuals over 65 are still working compared to previous generations 35 years ago. While this trend may come as a surprise
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The oil and gas sector has taken a significant step forward in addressing methane emissions by pledging to reduce them to near-zero by 2030. This commitment was made by fifty oil and gas companies at the recent United Nations climate conference in Dubai, highlighting the industry’s willingness and ability to lead on this critical issue.
Oil prices have surged over 3% as tensions in the Middle East escalate and OPEC reaffirms its commitment to supporting prices. The West Texas Intermediate (WTI) contract for February climbed $2.41 to $72.84, while the Brent contract for March rose $2.47 to trade at $78.36. These price jumps come in the wake of the Houthi
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