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Oman Keeps Oil Spill in Check
The article discusses details of the "Hormuz Alternative" project between Iraq and Syria, which aims to establish an alternative corridor at a cost of $15 billion, with an expected implementation period of approximately four years. It also covers Egypt's plans to establish 26,000 new companies during the first half of 2026, including funding for projects like the Metalong Dam in Lesotho with an amount of 77 million dirhams, and Greece's plans to early repay €13 billion of its debts. Additionally, it highlights the increase in Union Pacific's revenues by $91 million from fuel charges, amid a 13% growth for Diesel companies in the first half-year, and notes Bulgaria's inflation declining by less than expected, while Oman continues to contain the spill of the oil tanker near the Halaniya Islands. Lastly, the article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on technology companies' spending, which reached $3 trillion.
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