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Demand for clean-energy products is surging in many parts of the world as oil and natural-gas prices spike. Which stocks to buy, which to avoid.
By Avi Salzman
Barron`s, Apr. 30, 2026
Ariane de Rothschild’s association with the sex offender tests a truce between two banks that share the dynastic name
By Margot Patrick
The Wall Street Journal, May. 01, 2026
Consumers feel effects of conflict while many expect Strait of Hormuz stand-off to exacerbate stagnation
By Najmeh Bozorgmehr in Tehran
Financial Times, Apr. 30, 2026
Move by Finland’s Kone to buy German rival TK Elevator is further proof that 2026 is shaping up to be a bumper year for deals
By Dominic Chopping and Ben Dummett
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 29, 2026
Tehran is trying to buy time as the war turns into a race to see whether its oil fields or global consumers can take more pain
By Benoit Faucon, Georgi Kantchev and Rebecca Feng
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 28, 2026
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Stay the course in bonds and consider alternative ETFs that may hold up well if stocks and bonds falter.
By Elizabeth O’Brien
Barron`s, Apr. 30, 2026
Gross domestic product expanded 13.69%
By Sherry Qin
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 30, 2026
After bearing the brunt of Iran’s counterattack, the financial powerhouse is strengthening security cooperation with Israel and widening a rift with Saudi Arabia
By Summer Said, Jared Malsin and Dov Lieber
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 30, 2026
The crypto tokens are not yet safe enough to be used at scale in the settlement of large, wholesale financial transactions
By Daniel Heller, former head of the secretariat of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures of the Bank for International Settlements and former executive director at IMF
Financial Times, Apr. 29, 2026
The European Union signed off on loans to keep Kyiv afloat—but it may not be enough
By Kim Mackrael in Nicosia, Cyprus, Anastasiia Malenko in Kyiv, Ukraine, and Laurence Norman in Berlin
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 25, 2026
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Federal debt exceeding the size of the economy is a potent symbol of the gathering fiscal stresses on the U.S.
By Richard Rubin
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 30, 2026
Meta stock drops on capex increase while Alphabet’s cloud business grows faster than rivals Amazon and Microsoft
By FT
Financial Times, Apr. 30, 2026
With a hefty 10% dividend yield, Western Union (founded in 1851) stock looks inviting. But given that its cash flow and revenue are under assault from changing technology, it’s a risky bet for long-term investors.
By Ian Salisbury
Barron`s, Apr. 29, 2026
Iran war is accelerating shift from an oil market structured around economic efficiency toward one shaped by politics and conflict
By David Uberti
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 29, 2026
As a neuroscientist, I conducted research into artificial versus human intelligence. The results surprised me—and suggest we’ve been worrying over the wrong things.
By Vivienne Ming
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 24, 2026
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