World/International

As war in Iran continues to unfold, energy prices are surging globally. But another lasting impact of the war will be how it impacts the speed of climate change.

Strikes and counterstrikes in the Middle East are hitting the price of oil, government bonds, and more. We dig in.

A new study from the University of Iowa found that China’s entry into the World Trade Organization has had long-lasting effects on local U.S. banks.

The 100-year-old mandate was intended to protect the U.S. shipping industry. Analysts differ in how much they think waiving it will impact the cost of oil.

President Trump is delaying a U.S.-China summit, citing the war. But there’s more at play.

Christopher Mims, a technology columnist for the Wall Street Journal, talks about the rise in GPS dead zones and what alternatives there are to GPS.

Diesel prices are averaging above $5, while new policies block certain foreign-born drivers from getting commercial licenses.

The war in Iran and the partial government shutdown in the U.S. are creating multiple stressors for airlines, which also means stress for travelers.

Crude oil, fertilizer, and diesel prices are up. These increases due to the war in the Middle East are putting pressure on farmers, while the oil industry is poised to benefit.

At some point, the rising price of energy could start forcing people and businesses to make hard choices.