Expect more activity in the Arctic ocean in spring 2026, when the ice melts. But how quickly the region opens up depends on ...

Water risk is reshaping global markets as companies and investors confront rising scarcity, new valuation tools and the ...

The world economy is experiencing a major turning point, moving from abundance to scarcity, which alters economic dynamics and leads to potential inflation. Economies are described as dissipative ...

Long-term crude oil prices are held down by growing wage and wealth disparities, which reduce the purchasing power of the middle class and thus limit demand for oil-intensive goods and services.

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Houston’s economy has been riding the oil roller coaster for over a century, and the highs and lows of the world’s most volatile (and most popular) commodity have left deep marks on the city’s ...

There are about 300,000 people who are actually responsible for keeping Israel in the developed world in terms of all the more advanced sectors of the economy,” Dan Ben-David noted.

As inflation worries persist and geopolitical risks grow, is the world turning to gold because economies are strengthening or because everyone is preparing for tougher financial times ahead?