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Stocks Sell Off as Economic Risks of Iran War Build

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The economic risks of the war in Iran are getting real on Wall Street. 

U.S. stock indexes tumbled on Thursday, after it became clear to investors that Iran was willing to inflict—and suffer—economic pain as the conflict in the Middle East drags on. The Dow dropped 1.6%, or 739 points, while global oil prices logged their largest one-day percentage gain since the Covid pandemic. 

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Pangaea Logistics Solutions: Disappointing Quarter And Uncertain Outlook – Hold (Rating Downgrade)

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Form 4 Bank of America Corp For: 14 March

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US, Japan agree on their roles in potential nuclear power project, Westinghouse says

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Carnival Adventure Crew Members Filmed Denying Entry to Australian Officials

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Carnival Cruise Line members were caught on camera denying entry to Australian government and union officials to the ship Adventure.

The officials were trying to enter the ship, which was docked in Sydney, to investigate reports of “seafarer health and safety issues.”

Carnival Crew Members Refused Entry to Officials

According to CruiseHive, the video, which has been shared on social media, showed officials showing their IDs and insisting that they be allowed to board the ship.

These officials are from SafeWork NSW and the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA).

“That’s my badge, I’m a government official,” a SafeWork employee was caught on camera explaining.

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The man behind the camera was also caught saying, “So, you’re refusing the government official’s access.”

Will Carnival Be Fined for Refusing Entry?

TravelPulse notes that the cruise line could be fined if it is found liable for rejecting a lawful inspection.

Officials from SafeWork and MUA have insisted that they had the necessary permits to conduct investigations.

According to TravelPulse, Carnival pushed back on this claim and told local news outlets that only the Australian Maritime Safety Authority had permission to board.

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Form 4 CoreWeave Inc For: 13 March

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Chancellor to offer support over rising heating oil costs

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Rachel Reeves says the Treasury is also looking at “different options” to help households most vulnerable to soaring energy bills.

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Form 4 Microsoft Corporation For: 13 March

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NexPoint residential officer McGraner buys $26,140 in shares

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Lee Eugene I Jr buys Portillo’s (PTLO) shares worth $1.48 million

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BuzzFeed Issues Going Concern Warning, Lacks Liquidity for Coming Year

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BuzzFeed Issues Going Concern Warning, Lacks Liquidity for Coming Year

BuzzFeed warned that it lacks the resources to fund its cash obligations during the next year without a plan to address its capital needs.

The digital media company has broadly operated at a loss since its conception and is burdened by legacy commitments, Chief Financial Officer Matt Omer said Thursday. The company has engaged in strategic conversations to unlock the value of its assets and address liquidity issues, and is exploring strategic options to position itself for profitability, he said.

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