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Ireland Rolls Out New Round of Fuel Supports
In total, Ireland has spent around €755 million on fuel supports in recent months, as the country's fuel prices have surged since the start of the Iran war.
Photo: Bloomberg
Union Pacific Railroad Secures Contract for Domestic Steel Rail Production
The new rail mill is powered by a dedicated 1,800-acre solar farm, making it the world’s largest solar-powered steel mill.
Photo: iStock / ewg3D
GM Expects $500M Boost from Tariff Refunds
G.M. said it made $2.6 billion in the first quarter of 2026, a 6% decline from the same period a year ago.
Photo: iStock / JHVEPhoto
UAE to Leave Opec
The UAE has criticized fellow Arab states for not doing enough to protect it from numerous Iranian attacks during the Middle East conflict.
Image: iStock/William_Potter
Iran Conflict Strains Circuit Board Supplies
A senior executive with South Korean PCB maker Daeduck Electronics said that the company has already started having conversations with customers regarding price increases.
Photo: iStock / Sergii Kolesnikov
Dual Hormuz Blockade Cuts Ship Transits to Near Zero
Oil is trading above $100 a barrel after efforts to resume peace talks stalled, leaving Hormuz almost impassable.
Photo: iStock / Dimitrios Karamitros
California’s Jet Fuel Stock at Three-Year Low
The West Coast is characterized as a “fuel island” because it’s not connected by pipelines to the rest of the country.
Photo: iStock/aapsky
JetBlue Sued Over ‘Surveillance Pricing’ Claims
The claim came after Jet Blue advised a customer complaining about a price rise on a flight to clear their cache or book via an incognito browser window.
Photo: iStock/Douglas Rissing
White House Extends Shipping Waiver to August to Ease Oil Crunch
The waiver issued in March has already been used by ships transporting an array of goods — including renewable diesel, crude oil, ammonia, ethanol and gasoline.
The Enterprise Marine Terminal in Freeport, Texas. Photographer: Mark Felix/Bloomberg
Canada Could Nix U.S. Liquor Ban if Tariffs Are Relaxed
No Jack Daniels here. Aurora, Ontario, Canada. Photo: iStock/JulieAlexK
Labubu Dolls’ Clothing Found to Contain Banned Cotton
Nonprofit groups have submitted information about Pop Mart’s use of cotton from Xinjiang and other alleged labor violations to officials at U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Photo: iStock.com/Andrii Koval
Phillips 66 Sending U.S. Oil on Foreign Vessel After Jones Waiver
No other foreign-flagged vessel has shipped U.S. crude from the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic Coast since Trump waived the Jones Act.
Photo: Bloomberg
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