- Gulf Airspace Closures Leave Asia-to-Europe Travelers Stranded and Bleeding Cash Bloomberg.com
- Prepare for turbulence – how a prolonged Middle East conflict could reshape how we fly BBC
- If you’re flying soon, read this right now news.com.au
Category: 6. Business
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Gulf Airspace Closures Leave Asia-to-Europe Travelers Stranded and Bleeding Cash – Bloomberg.com
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Meta, Google lose US case over social media addiction harming kids
Alphabet’s Google and Meta were found liable on Wednesday for designing platforms that are dangerous for kids and teens, in a landmark verdict that could force tech firms to rethink how they defend themselves against safety claims.The verdict…
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Global Economic Model – Modelling the Iran Conflict: Quantifying US Economic Impacts
Join us on Tuesday March 31 for a live demonstration of Oxford Economics’ Global Economic Model – Modelling the Iran Conflict: Quantifying Economic Impacts.
The Iran conflict is causing a wide-range of forecast impacts, from energy…
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‘The worst I’ve seen’: Oil industry grapples with the fallout from US-Israel war with Iran – Politico
- ‘The worst I’ve seen’: Oil industry grapples with the fallout from US-Israel war with Iran Politico
- Instability rocks Houston energy summit Axios
- Saudi Aramco boss pulls out of major international energy conference due to Iran conflict,…
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US Southern metros suffer more from Iran war inflation
The disruption in oil prices due to the Iran conflict will have a disproportionate impact on low-income households, as they spend a larger share of their household budgets on fuel, food, utilities, and related necessities—the prices of which…
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This is how the 1970s oil shock played out. There are lessons for the economy today
On October 6 1973, the Yom Kippur War – mainly involving Egypt, Syria and Israel –triggered one of the biggest energy crises of the 20th century. Eleven days later, several Arab members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting…
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No escape from the energy shock for UK business. A long-term strategy is still essential | Nils Pratley
The cost of energy for British business was a crisis even before the Iran war sent prices higher: the UK already had the highest electricity prices for industry among G7 countries. Now comes the next whack. How big will it be?
Projections from the…
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Soaring gas prices and disrupted supply chains will ripple out to increase costs in every store and sector of the economy
The disruptions from the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran spread quickly to commercial aircraft, shipping lanes and the world’s energy supply. Those repercussions have already hit fuel costs, including for motorists, truckers and…
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The Iran War Has Already Hurt Oil Production More Than the ’70s Energy Crisis Did
Days after Israel and the United States began bombing Iran, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro boldly proclaimed that the “Iran war will lower energy prices.” Navarro’s prediction has, thus far, been exceedingly wrong.
The war has led to…
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Record investment in quantum computing talent | Computing
Dr Simon Williams (Letters, 19 March) writes that ambition in quantum computing cannot succeed without sustained investment in people and fundamental science. He is correct on that point, but wrong to say that UK’s investment plans risk losing…
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