Venezuelan Sanctions Relief Is Set to Redirect Oil Flows
The resumption of unimpeded Venezuelan oil exports after the US eased sanctions will mark yet another major reshuffle to global crude flows in the past two years.
The resumption of unimpeded Venezuelan oil exports after the US eased sanctions will mark yet another major reshuffle to global crude flows in the past two years.
Mexico’s three airport operators agreed to almost double the contributions they pay the government, adding hundreds of millions of dollars in costs, in a deal to placate President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador after he criticized the industry’s profit margins.
L’Oreal SA sales in the region that includes China unexpectedly fell in the third quarter as the cosmetics maker grappled with a challenging travel retail market.
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin vowed the Mountain Valley Pipeline would be completed after the project’s owner Equitrans Midstream Corp. announced new delays and cost overruns for the controversial project.
Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet withdrew its donation of a unique timepiece from the upcoming Only Watch auction in Geneva after questions surfaced about the charity’s governance practices.
Walt Disney Co.’s sports division could attract outside investors at a valuation of up to $22 billion, according to analysts, based on financial results that were made public for the first time.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said the government is planning a wartime stimulus program “larger and wider” than the support provided to the economy during the coronavirus pandemic, with the budget deficit possibly widening this year to 3.5% of gross domestic product
Tudor Investment Corp. senior portfolio manager Emil Dabora pitched an investment in Live Nation Entertainment, citing explosive growth in music streaming and a boom in concert attendance.
Poland’s opposition leader Donald Tusk will meet European Union leaders and officials in Brussels next week after winning a coalition majority on Sunday as expectations grow that the next government will seek to move fast to access billions of euros in suspended aid.
Mexico’s three airport operators will now contribute 9% of their gross revenue to the government from the current 5%.