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6 Celebrity exes who get along
It is extremely difficult for celebrities to maintain a relationship, especially if they are involved with another global celebrity like themselves. This means that everyone knows about the relationship, both the good and the bad. Divorces and separations are often complex and take a long time to resolve. However, some celebrities get along very well after the breakup.
By Ninfa Galeanoabout 12 hours ago in Journal
The Russian Economy Is Eating Its Own Muscle to Survive as Putin’s War on Ukraine Destroys Future Capacity, Former Central Bank Advisor Says. AI-Generated.
The Russian economy has shown surprising resilience since the start of the war in Ukraine, defying early predictions of collapse. However, a growing number of economists argue that this stability may be misleading. According to a former advisor to Russia’s central bank, the country is effectively “eating its own muscle” — sacrificing future economic capacity in order to sustain wartime spending today.
By Asad Aliabout 12 hours ago in Journal
Oil to Surge as US and Iran Appear Set for War, Fesharaki Says. AI-Generated.
The warning arrives at a critical moment for the global economy. Oil prices have already shown volatility amid military build-ups, nuclear negotiations, and fears of disruption to shipping routes. If hostilities emerge, the consequences could ripple far beyond energy markets — affecting inflation, trade, and economic growth worldwide.
By Asad Aliabout 12 hours ago in Journal
Paradise Season 2 Review (No Spoilers): A Bigger, Bolder, More Emotional Upgrade
Plain and simple — Season 2 of Paradise is better than Season 1, and honestly, I didn’t expect that at all. This is a spoiler-free review based on the first seven episodes (the finale wasn’t provided yet), so think of this as a review-in-progress. Still, I feel confident saying this season surprised me in the best way.
By Bella Andersonabout 12 hours ago in Journal
Blue Owl Anxiety Rattles the $1.8 Trillion Private Credit Market. AI-Generated.
The private credit market has spent the past decade transforming from a niche financing channel into one of the most powerful forces in global finance. Worth an estimated $1.8 trillion, the sector now funds everything from middle-market acquisitions to large corporate expansions. But recent anxiety surrounding Blue Owl Capital has exposed underlying tensions that could reshape how investors view risk in this booming industry.
By Asad Aliabout 13 hours ago in Journal
Why Smart Builders Always Know the Numbers Before the Work Begins
Every construction project, regardless of its size or complexity, begins long before the first worker sets foot on site. It begins with numbers. Not rough guesses scribbled on the back of a napkin, but carefully calculated, thoroughly researched figures that reflect the true cost of turning a design into a physical reality. The builders and developers who consistently deliver projects on time and within budget are not lucky they are prepared. And that preparation starts with understanding exactly what a project will cost before a single decision is locked in.
By Cullen Johnsabout 13 hours ago in Journal
Commodities: Oil Softens Ahead Of Further U.S.-Iran Talks, Rising Tariff Uncertainty. AI-Generated.
Oil prices are easing slightly as global markets digest two powerful forces: renewed diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran, and growing uncertainty surrounding international trade tariffs. As of late February 2026, crude markets are showing signs of short-term softness after a recent rally driven by geopolitical tensions.
By Ali Khanabout 14 hours ago in Journal
The Cost of Giving Items Nobody Will Use
Poorly chosen swag is more than wasted money. It hurts your brand image, reduces exposure, and can even make your company seem careless. T-shirts, hoodies, golf shirts, hats, pens, USB drives, keychains, power banks, or lip balms that are ignored or discarded do more harm than good.
By Lola Gold Finchabout 14 hours ago in Journal