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Why Digital Goods Are Becoming Big Business For Creators
InnovationCreator EconomyWhy Digital Goods Are Becoming Big Business For CreatorsByIan Shepherd,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ian Shepherd is an investor and host of the Business of CreatorsFollow AuthorApr 27, 2026, 12:02pm EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.Teens in circle holding smart mobile phones - Multicultural young people using cellphones outside - T...
Correspondents' dinner shooting suspect due in court as investigation continues
Live Live Updates: White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting suspect due in court as investigation continues By Caroline Linton, Caroline Linton Associate Managing Editor, Politics Caroline Linton is an associate managing editor on the political team for CBSNews.com. She has previously written for The Daily Beast, Newsweek and amNewYork. Read Full Bio Caroline Linton, Nicole Sganga Nicole Sganga Homeland Security and Justice Correspondent Nicole Sganga is CBS News' homeland security and justic...
Chemical Firm Arxada Gets Key Lender Support for Debt Extension
Specialty chemical firm Arxada AG won the support of key creditors in its bid to delay debt repayments, as the broader industry faces stress from rising energy prices and subdued demand.
Vitol US Gasoline Traders Greer, Reiser Depart From Energy Giant
Two US gasoline traders have departed from Vitol Group, the world’s largest independent commodity trading house.
Brent oil price above $109 per barrel on ICE — trading data
Brent futures gained 3.66% to $109.18 per barrel
Mideast Urea Output Slumps With Lack of Fertilizer Ships to Load
More than half of the Middle East’s urea output may have been lost since the start of the Iran conflict, which is continuing to disrupt fertilizer flows from the region and threatening global food inflation.
Deutsche, JPMorgan Favor Energy-Linked Currencies Amid Iran War
Investors are doubling down on bets that energy-linked currencies will keep rising as the US-Iran conflict reshapes global oil markets, with Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Pioneer Investments urging clients to buy into the trade.
RBC Hires Graham, Boccio as Heads of CDS and Electronic Trading
Royal Bank of Canada is bolstering its credit trading business with senior hires, including new roles focused on credit-default swaps and electronic trading.
Citadel Securities Sees Markets Buoyed as Iran Risks Recede
Stocks and bonds can rally in tandem as the Iran conflict moves closer to a resolution that avoids escalation, even as the stalemate around the Strait of Hormuz continues, according to Citadel Securities.
The Real Rare Earth Crisis: Processing
Critical Metals CEO Tony Sage joined Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why the real crisis in rare earths isn’t mining, it’s processing. With the US facing a dangerous shortfall in critical minerals used for defense and AI, Sage outlines how China’s dominance, permitting delays, and limited refining capacity threaten national security, and how a global push is racing to fix it. (Source: Bloomberg)
Oil India discovers oil, gas in Libya amid global energy tensions
Oil India discovers oil gas in Libya amid global energy tensions
India Changes Bank Loan-Loss Rules to Align With Global Norms
India’s central bank has introduced tighter rules requiring banks to set aside more funds for future losses on credit and loan portfolios, in a move to align the sector’s norms with global standards.
0% tariffs, visas, $20 bn investment: How India benefits in trade deal with NZ
India and New Zealand have signed a 'once-in-a-generation' trade pact, granting Indian exporters duty-free access to New Zealand. The agreement aims to double bilateral trade to $5 billion in five years and includes a $20 billion investment commitment from New Zealand. Both nations are optimistic about the pact's potential to boost economic growth and cooperation across various sectors.
Ask locals, 'who do you think killed Richard Wills?' They all say only one person could be so sadistic. WAYNE FLOWER investigates an innocent farmer's horrific murder that has a small town gripped with fear
Ask locals, 'who do you think killed Richard Wills?' They all say only one person could be so sadistic. WAYNE FLOWER investigates an innocent farmer's horrific murder that has a small town gripped with fearRichard Wills was murdered on Easter Sunday His body was dragged by a vehicle before being dumped in a shallow grave 'Merino Mafia' fears have set internet alight READ: The most horrific death imaginable: How vicious 'Merino Mafia' sheep war is tearing country Victoria apartBy WAYNE FLOWER, S...
Russia to produce about 12,000 tons of salmon roe in 2026 — official
"This will be more than enough for the domestic market," Ilya Shestakov said
Meme-Stock Casualty Plotkin Joins Rich Shifting Assets Into ETFs
Hedge fund manager turned NBA owner Gabe Plotkin, who shut his firm after a bruising showdown with meme-stock traders, is planning to convert some of his own assets into an ETF using a tactic that’s helped a slew of wealthy investors defer tax.
Bloomberg Surveillance 4/27/2026
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
Oil industry seeks extension in permission to import petroleum products on CIF basis to ensure continuity of supplies
ISLAMABAD: The oil industry has asked the State Bank of Pakistan to extend for two months or “until market conditions stabilise” the permission for the import of petroleum products on cost, insurance and freight (CIF) basis — an arrangement under which buyers assume the responsibility of import costs and final delivery following the arrival of commodities at the destination port. The request was made by the Oil Companies Advisory Council (OCAC) — an association of more than three dozen oil compa...
Weather Conditions Delay Morocco’s Tomato Harvest, Affects Export Volumes to the EU
Rabat – Europe is feeling the heat as weather conditions in Morocco are delaying local tomato harvests, a situation that has caused a surge in produce prices in Europe. La Razon reported on Sunday that European markets sell tomatoes at €8 per kilogram, causing panic among local purchasing power. “This is due to unfavorable weather conditions in southern source countries, particularly in Morocco, which delayed the summer production season and reduced the availability of crops for both expor...
Supermarket supplier ‘cautiously optimistic’ despite Middle East pressure
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