BP Supports A Green Hydrogen Startup That Aims To Lower The Cost Of Gasoline

BP has invested in a start-up business that is working on a technique that aims to use heavy industry vapours to significantly lower the cost of producing zero-carbon hydrogen. According to the companies, BP Ventures, the venture capital division of the British energy behemoth, participated in a $12.5 million Series A fundraising round for the…

Oil Prices Might Climb Higher In 2023, But IEA Predicts A Steep Decline In Demand In 2024

The International Energy Agency (IEA) warned that OPEC+ supply restrictions might deplete oil stocks in the remaining months of this year, potentially raising prices even more, before economic headwinds cap global demand growth in 2024. Brent crude prices reached highs of over $88 a barrel on Thursday, the highest since January, as a result of…

Increasing U.S. Sales Drives Honda To A 78% Increase In Profit For Q1

Japanese auto major Honda Motor announced a 78% increase in quarterly earnings, helped by higher sales, particularly in the North American market, and a cheaper yen. The second-largest automaker in Japan by sales reported operating profit of 394.4 billion yen ($2.76 billion) for the three months that ended in June, easily exceeding the average estimate…

Apple And Samsung Will Invest At Softbank’s ARM IPO-Nikkei

According to a report published on Tuesday in Japan’s Nikkei newspaper, Apple and Samsung Electronics will invest in SoftBank Group-owned chip manufacturer Arm’s initial public offering (IPO), which is scheduled to take place in September. According to Reuters, Arm was in talks with about ten businesses, including Apple, Samsung, and Intel, in order to secure…

WeWork Stocks Fall As “Substantial Doubt” Is Cast On Their Future

The once highly anticipated office space sharing business WeWork’s stock has plummeted after it cast “substantial doubt” on its future. In late trading in New York, the company’s shares decreased by about 24%. The company noted that in order to maintain operations for the following 12 months, management would need to raise extra funds. Because…

Maersk Foresees A Decline In Container Transport Demand

A.P. Moller-Maersk, the top shipping company of the world, has issued a warning about a greater decrease in worldwide demand for sea freight containers this year, brought on by sluggish economic development and customers cutting back on stocks. One of the largest container shippers in the world with a market share of about 17%, the company…