Capital is dear. The Delhi list is not.
A House of Lords peer and an Indian business figure used a Federation of Indian Industry gathering to name the sectors that still need money — just as funding markets turn selective, and as India and China press their claim in artificial intelligence.
Europe’s War Got the World. Africa’s Wars Got Silence.
Sanctions, weapons and billions in aid arrived for Ukraine within days. Congo and Sudan are still waiting. Africa has noticed, and Ukraine is paying the price for the West’s double standard.
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U.S. Developer, Stahl Brenn Ink $100 Million Deal for Cavite Tank Farm Aimed at Manila Bay — and at Singapore’s Hold on Asian Liquids
A US-based developer has agreed to invest $100 million in Stahl Brenn Group for a 14-million-metric-ton tank farm and marine terminal on Manila Bay.
U.S. Presses a One-Off Mindanao Fuel Depot to Sustain South China Sea Patrols
Stahl Brenn’s Cavite terminal could serve later U.S. or third-party storage needs, developer papers say
Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman
The billionaire investor’s exit closes a defining chapter in modern corporate history and opens questions about succession.
Ever wonder how the Fed’s interest rate actually works? We’ve got answers
A plain-language look at the mechanics behind the rate decisions shaping mortgages, credit cards and the broader economy.
How will the Fed’s interest rate hike affect costs, the midterms?
Economists are weighing how the latest rate move could ripple into household budgets ahead of the fall elections.
The Domino’s Pizza Tracker Theory of Everything
A lighthearted economics piece uses the familiar delivery tracker to explain how labor and logistics data actually get measured.
