Russia Diesel Deal Equals About 10 Days of U.S. Demand, Analysts Say
The Russia diesel deal adds 4.8M tons, about 10 days of U.S. demand. Goldman sees $1-$2/bbl relief; New England diesel sits at $6.44.
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The Russia diesel deal adds 4.8M tons, about 10 days of U.S. demand. Goldman sees $1-$2/bbl relief; New England diesel sits at $6.44.
The Union Oyster House sale to Houston’s Fertitta family closed Oct. 1, ending Joe Milano’s 56 years as owner of America’s oldest restaurant.
Tamr $21 million funding: the MIT-born Boston data company raised growth equity led by Volition Capital to expand AI agents in its data platform.
State Street third-quarter 2026 earnings: the Boston bank’s profit rose 26.6% to $1.09 billion on record fees and $59.2 trillion in client assets.
Hasbro’s WARN notice sets the Hasbro Boston headquarters timeline: 587 Pawtucket jobs move to 400 Summer St. in the Seaport in early January 2027.
Boston City Council calls for emergency aid, relocation help, and expedited services for businesses destroyed in the Sept. 28 Nubian Square Edison Building fire.
Chubb leads a $40 billion DFC-backed war-risk insurance facility for Strait of Hormuz shipping. Here are its size, dates, premiums and the pre-war market leaders.
Life Time Commonwealth Pier club: a 45,000-square-foot lease next to Fidelity’s Seaport HQ, about 150 jobs, $369 dues and a late 2027 opening. Our take.
Boston would use BPDA-linked 121B tax abatements on four stalled projects totaling about 1,400 homes. Public comment on One Mystic runs through Oct. 14.
US-Russia diesel deal: up to 4.8M tons under a 180-day Treasury license to April 7, 2027. Size, dates, price impact and reactions.
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