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Nova Ljubljanska Banka’s offer is at a premium of nearly 12% to the stock’s closing price on Wednesday, and 26% higher than Raiffeisen’s.

Vitol, one of the world’s largest commodity-trading firms, has been among the companies hardest hit by the war in Iran.

The health secretary has instead promoted whole milk, a politically safer choice, as he seeks to avoid “weird stuff.”

Sales of electric vehicles plunged after the president ended a $7,500 tax credit, but high gas prices just helped drive a 12% jump in used-EV sales.

Company veteran Tony Bignell is leaving the sneaker giant after less than a year as chief innovation officer as its turnaround runs into snags.

A new study suggests political differences among golfers can affect concentration on the links—and perhaps in the workplace as well.

Rising prices for fuel and materials such as aluminum are pushing up costs just as they were stabilizing. “This war just trashed that.”

Countries in Asia and Europe are starting to run out of jet fuel, and it could take months for supplies to recover.

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