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Will Welch is leaving GQ after seven years as top editor. He transformed the magazine with digital innovation and cultural coverage. Condé Nast has not named a replacement yet.
As Nicolás Maduro faces increasing pressure, international investors and oil companies are scrambling to position themselves to profit from a potential political upheaval in Venezuela.
Nuclear energy is seeing a resurgence of interest driven by climate goals and new tech like Kairos Power's SMRs. Can this optimism overcome economic hurdles and regulatory challenges?
Chevron's decision to remain in Venezuela despite sanctions may now give the oil giant a competitive edge as US election approaches and diplomatic relations evolve.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has voted to shut down, ending its decades-long role in funding public TV and radio. The decision follows years of funding cuts and political pressure.
Jamie Dimon's $770 million compensation package signals Wall Street's renewed dominance as banking regulations roll back, raising questions about income inequality and financial stability.
Reviving Venezuela's oil industry faces immense economic and political challenges. The plan involves high costs, complex sanctions, and international competition.
Oil stocks rallied sharply today as investors grew optimistic that Venezuelan oil could soon return to global markets following potential sanctions relief. Major energy companies led the surge.
Despite economic pressures on the middle class, new car sales are surging, powered by wealthy buyers. High earners are fueling a boom in luxury vehicles and premium features.
Travel loyalty programs are pivoting from points to exclusive experiences to retain customers. Airlines and hotels are betting on private events and VIP access to woo frequent flyers.
Chevron is expanding operations at Kazakhstan's giant Tengiz oil field to tap into new reserves. The multi-billion dollar project involves advanced technology and complex engineering to extract oil from deep underground.
China and Venezuela are renegotiating their extensive oil-for-loans agreements, marking a pivotal moment in their decade-long partnership as Venezuela's production plummets and political instability strains the original terms.