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GlobalData’s April CPMI shows resilience masking pre-execution caution, with conflict risk surfacing unevenly by country and sector.
Showrunner Rolin Jones breaks down the finale’s parallel confessionals, Armand’s reveal, and why the edit hides meaning.
Markets watch oil surge as U.S. forces struggle at the Strait of Hormuz and fears shift to Suez.
FIFA’s 48-team prize structure now pays out $871M, including an April add-on tied to federation travel costs.
The finding comes as airstrikes on Iran and missile threats to Jordan keep widening the conflict.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright tells ABC News the U.S. is focused on uninterrupted shipping even as the U.S. and Iran clash again.
A controlled blast killed one and injured another, underscoring how drone warfare keeps creating lethal follow-on risks.
Sen. John Fetterman argues the “nuclear dust” point justifies continued U.S. strikes even as Iran and the U.S. restart hostilities.
Fortune and AP flight-log analysis finds near-60,000 miles of private jet travel, plus 29 hours for Qatar funeral.
Forty-ish minutes of geopolitics: U.S. strikes, Iranian missiles, and a deal crumbling in plain sight.
A mapped World Cup odyssey shows how Qatar Executive aviation, elite logistics, and FIFA's commercial push intersect.
Air sirens in Amman, Israel detects launches at Aqaba, and US officials warn Americans off key infrastructure.
