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Oil prices took a downturn on Thursday, reversing earlier gains, after reports surfaced that Saudi Arabia, the leading global crude exporter, was preparing to ease its focus on maintaining a price target, setting the stage for an increase in production. By mid-morning, Brent crude had declined by $1.27, or 1.7%,...

As a CEO, you’re no stranger to the pressure to maintain a high-performance environment. However, emotional resilience is a crucial component of leadership that often gets overlooked when pursuing success. In today’s fast-paced, high-stakes corporate world, ensuring your team is emotionally resilient is just as important as meeting financial targets. It’s...

Traditional hierarchical structures are becoming obsolete in today’s fast-paced work environment, with their limitations in fostering innovation, quick decision-making, and employee engagement. Embracing peer networking as a modern management approach empowers employees, bridges the gap between leadership and operations, and unlocks the collective potential of teams. By transitioning to more...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced Thursday evening that the European Union (EU) will provide a $11 billion fund to support countries impacted by recent floods. The announcement was made during a meeting in Wroclaw, Poland, attended by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, as well as the prime...

Building decarbonization is becoming a major focus for U.S. companies as they ramp up efforts to combat climate change, according to a recent survey conducted by Carrier Global Corporation. The survey, which gathered responses from over 200 C-suite executives, revealed that 83% of U.S. executives plan to increase their sustainability...

A crew led by tech mogul Jared Isaacman returned to Earth early Sunday morning, concluding a groundbreaking five-day space expedition that took them farther from the planet than anyone has ventured since the Apollo missions. The SpaceX crew, consisting of Isaacman, two company engineers, and a former Air Force Thunderbird...

A recent international survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report, gathering responses from nearly 17,000 individuals, including 5,900 aged 45 and older, has revealed the best countries for a comfortable retirement. The survey assessed 89 countries based on several key factors: affordability, tax environment, friendliness, desirability as a place...

Hong Kong-based conglomerate CK Hutchison is preparing to raise up to $1.5 billion through a two-part US dollar bond issuance, according to sources familiar with the matter. The company is targeting 5.5-year and 10-year bonds, as outlined in a term sheet shared on Tuesday, September 10. Initial pricing guidance for...

A growing number of enterprise CIOs are rethinking their cloud strategies, with a significant shift towards bringing workloads back from the public cloud to private cloud infrastructure. According to a recent Barclays survey, 83% of leaders in the first half of 2024 reported plans to move workloads on-premises, up sharply...

In his new book, Human Ethics, retired physician and ethicist Carl G. Schowengerdt looks at the many problems facing our world, and particularly the United States. Lamenting the downfall of human decency may seem like an easy stance, but as someone who has lived through the better part of a...