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Atlanta Continues To Dominate Among World's Busiest Airports In 2025, the world’s busiest airport was not in Dubai, London, or Tokyo. It was Atlanta. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport handled 106.3 million passengers, making it the only airport in the world to cross the 100 million mark. This graphic, via Visual Capitalist's Gabriel Cohen, ranks the world’s busiest airports by total passengers boarded and deplaned in 2025, using new data from the Airports Council International. Transit passengers are counted once. Why Atlanta Still Ranks #1 The Atlanta airport, which celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026, has been...

Bessent To Unveil Weekly Iran-Related Secondary Sanctions, After 1st Round Falls Flat The US Treasury Department plans to roll out new secondary sanctions every week to intensify economic pressure on Iran, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed Sunday. "You're going to see a lot more of these every week," Bessent said ahead of a meeting of Group of 20 (G20) financial leaders in Asheville, North Carolina, confirming that announcements will come on a weekly basis. The warning and threat follows on the heels of the US having sanctioned a couple UAE branches of a...

Zinc Hits Four-Year High As "Extremely Thin" Physical Supply Fuels Squeeze Zinc futures in London are headed for their largest monthly close since January, with prices hitting four-year highs this week amid tightening physical supplies. London futures for the industrial metal initially gained as much as 1% before reversing course. Zinc fell .8% to $3,861 a ton as of 11:40 a.m. local time, halting a seven-day rally. Despite the pullback, zinc's physical market remains extremely tight. "Supply constraints boosting zinc: Zinc price has risen 31% since March to $3,966, driven by declining mine...