A US-sanctioned vessel carrying Iranian crude oil has shifted course to China from its previously signaled destination of India, where it would have been the first such shipment in nearly seven years.

Osaka Gas Co. is considering investing in or operating as many as five gas-fired power plants in the US, according to a spokesperson for the Japanese utility.

The top-line numbers from Blue Owl Capital Inc.’s funds were unambiguous and, by just about any measure, ugly.

Synthetic Canadian oil prized by refiners for its rich diesel output tripled in a matter of days amid a worldwide clamor to secure supplies of the truck and train fuel.

SpaceX boosted its target IPO valuation above $2 trillion, according to people familiar with the matter, as the world’s most valuable startup gears up to pitch potentially the biggest-ever market debut.

The Trump administration will impose tariffs of as much as 100% on certain imported medicines, albeit with several key exemptions, a maneuver to pressure drugmakers to manufacture more in the US.

SBA Communications Corp. is exploring options including a potential sale after the tower owner and operator received preliminary takeover interest, according to people familiar with the matter.

The US Environmental Protection Agency has proposed adding microplastics and pharmaceuticals to its list of drinking water contaminants, which could lead to regulations of those compounds.

Software-sector weakness, liquidity concerns and a series of bad underwriting vintages are all widening the moat between public and non-traded private credit vehicles, according to Oaktree Capital Management’s Armen Panossian.

Canadian Industry Minister Melanie Joly ruled out the use of knockdown kits if Stellantis NV wants to proceed with Chinese electric vehicle production at its idled Ontario factory, and said the plan must be supported by the provincial government and the workers’ union.

Los Angeles Host Committee President Kathryn Schloessman said the city will have additional security if Iran does come for its scheduled matches for the upcoming World Cup.

Inwit SpA said it told its lawyers to “pursue all appropriate actions” to protect its interests, after the phone-tower operator’s two biggest customers made plans to break away and build their own network.

The world’s most important price for real-world oil barrels surged above $140 on Thursday, the highest since 2008.

MBaer Merchant Bank AG faces a preliminary probe by Swiss prosecutors after it was forced to shut down due to allegations from US authorities that it facilitated international money laundering.

Brazil’s federal government will demand concessions if it’s required to step in and rescue Banco de Brasília SA, the Brazilian lender struggling because of its connections to Banco Master SA’s record-breaking collapse, according to a government official with knowledge of the matter.

Chime Financial Inc.’s customers spent 25% more on fuel in March compared with the previous month as the US attacks on Iran drove up oil prices.

Citadel’s Global Fixed Income Fund last month fell 8.2%, the worst performance among the hedge fund firm’s major strategies, as war in the Middle East shook global markets.

Bank of America Corp.’s $72.5 million settlement with a group of victims of Jeffrey Epstein was given preliminary approval by a federal judge.

Spanish drugmaker Grifols SA is facing restrictions on its Canadian license to collect blood products following the deaths of two patients who made plasma donations in the country.

As conflict in the Middle East sends oil prices soaring, governments are reacting to the crisis with a focus on offsetting the cost to consumers rather than curbing fuel consumption, according to data from the International Energy Agency.