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      <description>LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil admitted the nascent golf league’s finances are “managed very tightly” and said structural changes are on the way, but he remained ⁠adamant Thursday that the league will not ⁠fold.
O’Neil was interviewed by LIV employees on the TV broadcast of ⁠the first round of LIV Golf Mexico City, a day after the Financial Times reported that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund was on the verge of cutting its funding for the league it helped launch in 2022.
O’Neil, who has been in...</description>
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The move comes after Iran effectively closed the strait in response to United States and Israeli military strikes, a conflict now in its third week that has rattled global energy markets.
New Vista, a VLCC owned by China Merchants Energy Shipping, had...</description>
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