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A Lukoil gas station sits in Newark, N.J., Thursday, March 3, 2022. Outraged by the invasion of Ukraine, the Newark City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to suspend the service stations’ operating licenses, citing Lukoil’s base in Moscow. In doing so, however, they may have predominantly been hurting Americans.
Energy
Collateral damage: Backlash against Russian-branded gas stations hits American workers
By David Porter and The Associated PressMarch 6, 2022
Prices for gas and diesel fuel, over $5 a gallon, are displayed at the pump of a petrol station in Monterey Park, Calif., on March 4, 2022. Californians filling up their cars on March 4 winced at the spiraling cost of gasoline, but largely shrugged as residents of the state that has long had the highest gas prices in the United States.
Energy
Gasoline soars above $4 a gallon for most U.S. drivers, highest price since 2008
By David Stringer and BloombergMarch 6, 2022
People shop for vegetables at a supermarket on June 19, 2020, in Beijing, China.
Xi says China can’t rely on world markets for food security, another sign of waning globalization
By BloombergMarch 6, 2022
Technicians sit in a room at the office of Echo of Moscow radio in Moscow on March 3, 2022. The independent Russian radio Ekho Moskvy (Echo of Moscow), a historic figure in the Russian media landscape, announced Thursday its self-dissolution, after its ban from antenna by the authorities because of its coverage of the invasion of Ukraine. Ekho Moskvy, majority owned by the gas giant Gazprom, was born in 1990 during the last collapse of the Soviet Union, establishing itself as one of the most respected media in the country.
Russia cracks down on media, protests as Ukraine war rages
By The Associated PressMarch 6, 2022
Nurses perform timed breathing exercises on a COVID-19 patient on a ventilator in the COVID-19 intensive care unit at the la Timone hospital in Marseille, southern France, Friday, Dec. 31, 2021. The official global death toll from COVID-19 is on the verge of eclipsing 6 million — underscoring that the pandemic, now in its third year, is far from over.
Health
Global death toll nears 6 million as COVID-19 pandemic enters 3rd year
By David Rising and The Associated PressMarch 6, 2022
Some Russian oligarchs seek safe ports for superyachts. Others may have missed the memo
Some Russian oligarchs seek safe ports for superyachts. Others may have missed the memo
By Michael Biesecker and The Associated PressMarch 6, 2022
An armchair in a kindergarten in the Chernobyl zone in Prypiat, Ukraine, is shown in this undated file photo.
Energy
Macron, Putin call focuses on safety standards at Chernobyl, other nuclear plants
By The Associated PressMarch 6, 2022
A construction worker is seen through the porthole of an under construction fuel storage tank at the VTTV oil storage terminal, a joint venture of Vitol Group and MISC Bhd., in Vasilikos, Cyprus, on Friday, Feb. 21, 2014.
Energy
Oil market to get even tighter on Russia disruptions, world’s biggest independent crude trader says
By Paul Wallace and BloombergMarch 6, 2022
The logos of various payment systems with Sberbank written on them are pasted on a window of a store. Russia's largest bank - Sberbank - wants to ensure that people can pay and withdraw money with their cards even after Visa and Mastercard credit cards are switched off.
Finance
Russian banks turn to China as Visa, Mastercard suspend business
By BloombergMarch 6, 2022
A food delivery guy with bicycle is seen at the Times Square in New York City, United States on Dec. 29, 2021.
Retail
DoorDash considered takeover of Deliveroo, Sunday Times says
By Charlie Wells and BloombergMarch 6, 2022
Australia to unveil more nuclear submarine plans within months
Australia to unveil more nuclear submarine plans within months
By David Stringer and BloombergMarch 6, 2022
War is latest setback for Russia’s answer to the Boeing 737 Max
Travel & Leisure
War is latest setback for Russia’s answer to the Boeing 737 Max
By Charlotte Ryan, Ryan Beene and BloombergMarch 6, 2022
A display panel shows fuel prices at a gas station in Koserow on the island of Usedom. Due to a reduction in VAT on food and fuel, filling up in Poland is significantly cheaper than in Germany.
Finance
‘Severe impact’ on global economy from war, sanctions, International Monetary Fund warns
By Simon Kennedy and BloombergMarch 5, 2022
Fuel prices on a pump filling station at a Shell gas station in Boston, Mass., on Tuesday, March 1, 2022. Democratic efforts to define the party's energy policies are facing mounting pressure as surging gasoline prices, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and the collapse in Congress of President Joe Bidens climate spending package heighten scrutiny of their agenda.
Energy
Shell says it bought Russian oil after government talks
By Archie Hunter, Laura Hurst and BloombergMarch 5, 2022
A woman offers help to arriving refugees at the Western Railway Station from Zahony after crossing the border at Zahony-Csap as they flee Ukraine on March 05, 2022, in Budapest, Hungary. Refugees from Ukraine have fled into neighboring countries such as Hungary, forming long queues at border crossings, after Russia began a large-scale attack on Ukraine earlier this week.
Travel & Leisure
‘I will be happy to hug you in peacetime’: Airbnb users book $2 million in Ukrainian rooms in bid to offer aid
By Erin PraterMarch 5, 2022
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