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Rich Barbieri

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Deputy editor @NYTimesBusiness covering Asia from Seoul. Formerly @CNNBusiness. @sopasia editorial board.
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New role for Sui-Lee Wee at The New York Times

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By Ellen Pollock Verified, Rich Barbieri Verified, Dai Wakabayashi
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Tuesday, July 7, 2026 10:21 am We are very happy to announce that Sui-Lee Wee is our new Asia business correspondent, covering corporate and economic stories across the region, with a focus on China. Sui joins Business from International, where she was the Southeast Asia bureau chief overseeing coverage of 11 countries. A versatile reporter and writer, she moves seamlessly from one major story to the next.
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Ships Are Moving In and Out of the Persian Gulf, Easing Oil Prices

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By Jason Karaian Verified, Rich Barbieri Verified
| GV Wire Verified
Shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz continued to recover over the weekend, although passages through the maritime choke point remained significantly lower than before the war in Iran. More vessels began plying the waterway after the United States and Iran agreed last month on a temporary ceasefire and began talks for a more lasting end to the conflict, which has throttled energy exports.
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Ships Are Moving In and Out of the Persian Gulf, Easing Oil Prices

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By Jason Karaian Verified, Rich Barbieri Verified
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Ships Are Moving In and Out of the Persian Gulf, Easing Oil Prices A recovery in oil flows from the Persian Gulf and a pledge by OPEC Plus to pump more crude have put downward pressure on energy prices.
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