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Blues fan survey results: Was 2025-26 a step forward? Most disappointing player? Trades?
ST. LOUIS — When The Athletic sent out the St. Louis Blues fan survey last week, one of our 20 questions was which contract proposal fans would be most comfortable with for forward Dylan Holloway.Well, in the seven days since, we got the news: Holloway has agreed to terms on a five-year, $38.75 million contract ($7.75 million AAV). So, we’ll get a chance with the survey to see how the real numbers match up to what fans were thinking.Advertisement
The growing risk of a ‘non-linear spike’ in oil prices
The global economy will soon be running on fumes
New market leader Antonelli faces title test
The Italian teenager is the new favourite to win the Drivers’ Championship, but can he handle the pressure at the top?
Europe has pumped 6 bcm of gas into UGS facilities for next winter
Currently, European underground gas storage facilities are 33.79% full
The age of the American Pharaoh
It would be strange if dynastic succession were not on Trump’s mind
2026 is the most happening year for mass-market sedans in a long time
is the most happening year for massmarket sedans in a long time
Harbour’s Tie-Up With Waldorf Cleared in Court Defeat for HMRC
Harbour Energy Plc is set to acquire Waldorf Production UK after a London court dismissed an objection to plans to write off most of Waldorf’s unpaid taxes.
Is new Bulls executive Bryson Graham prepared for big-market, small-organization Chicago?
It was too easy to be true.Matt Lloyd coming home, the friendly face with the A-plus resume returning to rescue the Chicago Bulls from years of mediocrity, back-biting and basketball hell.On Monday, the Bulls threw everyone a curveball — or I guess a no-look pass — by hiring Bryson Graham, the former senior vice president of basketball operations with the Atlanta Hawks, to take the top Bulls job.Advertisement
Savings Over Stocks: How Vijay's Investments Defy His On-Screen Persona
Tamil Nadu Assembly Election Results: Vijay reported Rs 213.36 crore parked in a single savings account at Indian Overseas Bank.
US Companies Are Eagerly Buying Back Their Own Shares
Companies have announced $665 billion of buybacks this year.
Iraq encouraging oil exports through Strait of Hormuz with big discounts — Bloomberg
Iraq previously slashed oil production due to overflowing storage facilities and problems with exports through the Strait of Hormuz caused by the conflict surrounding Iran
AMD Earnings Need to Justify Rally After Best Month in 25 Years
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is coming off its best month in the stock market since the dot-com era, and with the chipmaker’s first-quarter earnings due after the bell, investors will get a chance to see whether its shares have gotten ahead of its fundamentals.
Ineos and Shell join up to drill for new oil and gas in US
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UK to Introduce 12-Month Treasury Bills to Broaden Debt Market
The UK will begin selling 12-month Treasury bills at its weekly auctions, as part of the government’s efforts to tilt its borrowing toward shorter-maturity debt.
Australians are poorer because of war on the other side of the world – Michele Bullock’s logic is hard to fault
In sobering comments, the RBA governor forecasts economic malaise due to the global fuel shock. Not recession but higher prices, lower growth and wages that don’t keep pace with inflationGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAs far as rallying cries go, Michele Bullock’s “we are poorer, and there is no way out of that” leaves a lot to be desired.It’s not going to win you any applause, particularly when you’re the governor of a central bank that has just announced a third rat...
Bruins offseason priorities: Trade Lohrei? Extend Minten? Check in on Tkachuk?
The Boston Bruins are no longer under the radar. Making the playoffs, perhaps ahead of schedule, will do that to a franchise. It would be painful to take a step back in 2026-27.“This team gave me a lot of hope of getting better and better and better,” coach Marco Sturm said. “I can’t guarantee you anything about points or wins for next season. It’s going to be even harder. But there’s a lot of hope and excitement that I can see moving forward.”
Brazil Nears Its China Beef Quota in Big Shift for Trade Flows
The world’s top beef exporter Brazil is close to reaching its annual quota for shipments to its biggest buyer China, a situation that’s set to redraw trade flows at a time when global consumers are facing higher meat prices.
India’s RBI Mulls Sale of Foreign Bonds by State-Owned Lenders
India’s central bank, grappling to support the beleaguered rupee, is weighing a plan for state-owned lenders to sell foreign-currency bonds to draw capital inflows, according to people familiar with the matter.
Kazakhstan may refuse electricity supplies from Russia starting 2027 — ministry
Kazakhstan has been purchasing electricity from Russia annually in recent years due to a shortage of its own capacity
Ratcliffe’s Ineos Markets New Bond After Boost From Iran War
Ineos Group, the heavily-indebted chemicals conglomerate helmed by Jim Ratcliffe, plans to raise €400 million ($468 million) from bonds to repay upcoming term loans.