Could oil prices plunge to US$40 in 2025?
Oil markets brace for 2025 collapse as pressures mount on all sides
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How will oil markets respond amidst rising tensions in the Middle East?
Fear premium fades as oil markets await Iran’s next move
The Age of Electricity takes centre stage in global energy markets
The transition to the Age of Electricity is accelerating, with global energy shifting from fossil fuels to renewables
Saudi Arabia and Gulf allies caught in the crossfire of rising Israel-Iran tensions
Israel warning of ‘significant retaliation’ against Iran sparks fears of economic disaster
Global energy transition is doomed without a realistic plan
Ignoring the crucial role of fossil fuels in any energy transition plan risks economic collapse
Six things business owners owe their employees
Respectful treatment of employees is crucial for business success
How allergy-friendly restaurants are a recipe for success
Restaurants that accommodate for food allergies ensure customer safety while boosting business success
Ottawa’s emissions cap a threat to our economy, our jobs, and our prosperity
Emissions cap is actually a cap on jobs and growth and could cost $1 trillion in GDP
Oil markets brace for impact as Middle East conflict escalates
Oil prices on the brink as Middle East tensions threaten global supply
Entrepreneurs need to know when to call it quits
Persistence is important, but sometimes quitting is the smartest move
Bill C-59 targets Canadian companies with confusing new regulations
New amendments to Competition Act risk chilling open debate on environmental policy
Middle East tensions spike oil prices, but surge won’t last
Global oil market expected to absorb Middle East conflict impact
The myth of peak oil fades as global reserves continue to expand
Shattered by emerging energy frontiers and massive discoveries
