Launched near $102 Brent after Iran seized ships in the Straits of Hormuz
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Launched near $102 Brent after Iran seized ships in the Straits of Hormuz

Prices of crude oil were launched Wednesday, with Brent over $100 a barrel, reaching $101.91, while West Texas Intermediate closed at $92.96, with an increase of over 3%. The increase was caused by the occupation of two container transport ships by the Guards of the Iran Revolution in the Straits of Hormuz. Despite the extension of the truce by Donald Trump, oil flows remain intermittent and the US retain Iran's naval blockade, as peace talks collapsed.

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Mitsotakis: Communications on the new package of support measures
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Mitsotakis: Communications on the new package of support measures

New measures to support society affected by the consequences of the war in Iran announced today Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, following the publication by ELSTAT of a primary surplus of 4.9% of GDP of 12.1 billion euros. Specifically, the Prime Minister announced: The diesel grant is extended to the network with 20 minutes and for the month of May [...]

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«These are very smart people.»
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«These are very smart people.»

Donald Trump today adopted a conciliatory tone for the newly-born Anthropic artificial intelligence operation, two months after his mandate to discontinue any collaboration. «We'll work it out. These are very smart people.», stated to CNBC. The dispute concerned the objections of the Californian company for using its TN models to mass surveillance and military attacks. War Minister Pete Hegseth denounced the contract late February and asked to be classified «dangerous» for national security. On Friday, the head of Anthropic Dario Amondei had «production» meeting at the White House, marking possible restoration of relations.

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Plan-mammoth for merging Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile, the largest deal M&S in history
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Plan-mammoth for merging Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile, the largest deal M&S in history

Deutsche Telekom examines a complete merger with its American subsidiary T-Mobile US, in a move that could be the largest M&A deal in history. The German group, which already owns 53% of T-Mobile, plans to set up a new equity swap holding company. The merger would create the world's largest wireless service provider, surpassing China Mobile valued at $235 billion. Discussions are at an early stage and require political support, while the two companies refused to comment.

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