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Iran War Updates: Trump threatens to bomb a bridge or power plant for every ship attacked in Strait of Hormuz CBS NewsIran War Live Updates: Trump Threatens Retaliation Against Civilian Targets if Iran Strikes in Strait The New York TimesIran War Diplomatic Momentum Is Moving the Wrong Way Bloomberg.comTrump says US will destroy a bridge or power plant for each Iranian attack in the Strait of Hormuz Anchorage Daily News
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Oil prices were holding on to their gains after climbing to a six-week high on Wednesday morning after the U.S. struck Iran for the 11th night in a row and President Donald Trump warned that the U.S. will bomb Iranian bridges and power plants if Tehran shoots at ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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US sportswear brand has struggled in one of its most important markets
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Co-founder and CEO Greg LaVecchia shares how his supplement brand became an energy drink power player.
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In Surprise Move, Mamdani Names Lina Khan to Development Post WSJMamdani taps Lina Khan and Tony Shorris for key New York economic posts The GuardianMamdani throws business leaders a curveball: Tapping antitrust crusader Lina Khan Business InsiderMamdani Appoints Lina Khan as Board Chair of EDC Commercial ObserverMamdani names Lina Khan chair of NYCEDC board Crain's New Yo
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"I asked why the limit was so low, but they couldn't give me an explanation."
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Oskar Eustis, Theater Giant, Is Stepping Down. First, He Has Thoughts. The New York TimesOskar Eustis to Step Down As Head of Off-Broadway's Public Theater After 23 Years The Hollywood ReporterOskar Eustis Will Step Down From Off-Broadway's Public Theater PlaybillLongtime Public Theater Artistic Director Oskar Eustis Will Step Down in 2028 TheaterManiaOskar Eustis To Step Down
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Robust first-half earnings from Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs last week have triggered earnings and recommendation upgrades from research analysts as they say Wall Street's success may be shared in Europe as well.
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"I just don't care about the corporate ladder."
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 Managing tax risk is the most important metric by which tax departments are measured, with the more traditional target of lowering the company's effective tax rate being less important to tax heads. However, CEOs seem to know little about tax KPIs and how, or why, they are chosen.
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