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Energy markets and how Asia is rewiring the global…

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By Paul Polman
| The B Team Org
As war in the Middle East rattles global energy markets, it is again highlighting the fragility of the world’s fossil-fuel system. Disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz – one of the most critical arteries of global oil and gas trade – have sent prices swinging and forced major importers to adapt. India, for example, has begun turning back toward Russian crude as shipments through the region grow more uncertain.
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Kraft Heinz and the cost of narrow capitalism

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By Paul Polman
| MSN Verified
Kraft Heinz has paused its proposed breakup, stepping back from dismantling the 2015 megamerger engineered by Warren Buffett and 3G Capital. The decision follows collapsing quarterly profits, declining sales, and a Berkshire Hathaway filing that would allow it to sell down its roughly 27.5% stake, a potential exit from a decade-long investment.
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Davos 2026 Was Not A Meeting, But A Mirror Reflecting A Broken World

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By Paul Polman
| Independent (Nigeria) Verified
1 Commentary Industry Insight from Ethical Corporation Magazine, a part of Thomson Reuters. January 27 – The musicians were present, the instruments polished, the composition familiar. But no one was playing from the same score. The first World Economic Forum without Klaus Schwab at the helm did not merely lack its conductor. It revealed an orchestra that has forgotten why it ever assembled in the first place. A forum built for dialogue has drifted into a staging ground for dominance.
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