CEO Playbook Rewrites as Iran War Sends Oil Prices Shooting
The renewed U.S.–Iran conflict is driving oil to $90‑$200 a barrel, spiking energy costs and forcing CEOs to brace for consumer backlash and tighter inflation. Executives now scramble to harden supply chains, boost cyber‑security and reconsider pricing as regulators, investors and voters scrutinize energy‑linked profit margins.