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Wall Street Journal
3 days ago
- Business
- Wall Street Journal
Sliding Oil Prices Have Reopened the Door to Russian Crude
Earlier this year, the Western energy industry began to calculate how it might tiptoe back into Russia if there is peace in Ukraine. One group isn't hanging around. A cadre of Greek shipping magnates has sent a stream of ships to Russian ports in recent months, stepping back into the fold as the go-to distributors of Moscow's crude to the world.
Japan Times
16-05-2025
- Business
- Japan Times
Japan to ease 1-year buyback rule for stockpiled rice
The agriculture ministry Thursday decided to ease a key bidding rule for government-stockpiled rice that requires a buyback within a year, in a bid to promote the circulation of such rice in the market. The government has held three auctions to sell stockpiled rice in the hopes of curbing soaring prices. But the average retail price is still more than double that a year earlier. Under the current rules, the government will buy back the same quality and quantity of rice sold to the buyers within a year. Due to the small window, distributors are said to be refraining from releasing rice into the market as they expect prices to remain high. By extending the limit to five years, the government aims to secure a bigger pool of bidders, officials said. The government has released 312,296 tons of stockpiled rice over three auctions. It plans to release 100,000 tons per month in auctions between May and July.
Tahawul Tech
13-05-2025
- Business
- Tahawul Tech
Channel growth Archives
It's no exaggeration to say credit is the life blood of channel business. Distributors provide credit to partners who don't have the wherewithal to roll out IT projects, and many resellers choose their disties based on their ability to extend credit and financing.
