China’s Lithium Tumult Spurs Futures Exchange to Step In Again
(Bloomberg) — Lithium’s violent price swings have prompted China’s futures exchange to intervene once again to manage market risks. Read More
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Global Market Turmoil Prompts China Oil Firm to Pull Bond Sale
(Bloomberg) — Spikes in borrowing costs following a meltdown in Japanese bonds and a selloff in US Treasuries have prompted at least one Asian borrower to shelve plans to raise funds, underscoring how renewed volatility is rippling through credit markets. Read More
Oil Declines as Trump’s Push to Take Greenland Rattles Markets
(Bloomberg) — Oil fell as US President Donald Trump’s attempts to annex Greenland sent jitters through wider markets, and traders waited for fresh insights into the global crude balance from the International Energy Agency. Read More
UK to Invest £15 Billion to Reduce Reliance on Gas-Fired Boilers
(Bloomberg) — The UK will spend £15 billion ($20 billion) over the next three years to help families cut their energy bills and switch away from gas boilers. Read More
Safe & Green Holdings Corp. Announces Name Change to Olenox Industries Inc.
CONROE, Texas, Jan. 20, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — via IBN — Olenox Industries Inc. (NASDAQ: OLOX) (“Olenox Industries Inc.”, “OLOX” or the “Company”), is the new name of Safe & Green Holdings Corp. (former NASDAQ ticker symbol: SGBX). The new name, and ticker symbol elements were introduced to better reflect the Company’s position as a leading developer, designer, and fabricator of modular structures. The Company’s common stock will continue to trade on the Nasdaq Stock Market under its new ticker symbol “OLOX”. Read More
Lululemon pauses online sales of leggings amid complaints they were too sheer
Lululemon Athletica Inc. leggings are making customers mad for being all too revealing, again. Read More
Fed’s Schmid Says More Cuts Could Drive Inflation Pressures
(Bloomberg) — Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Jeff Schmid said additional interest-rate cuts could do more to ingrain higher inflation than shore up the labor market. Read More