Comment this story Comment Some of the world’s major oil companies remain skeptical of the ‘energy transition’ to a low-carbon economy, even as they publicly portray their companies as partners in the cause, according to documents obtained by The Post which will be published by a house committee Friday. The documents, forming part of a …
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Bitcoin mining companies continue to struggle to survive the ongoing bear market. Dreams of surpassing bitcoin as a public mining company are long gone. Bankruptcies and lawsuits regularly make the headlines. And even Wall Street analysts who were once optimistic about investment opportunities in bitcoin mining are now saying they’re “unplugging” until the market improves. …
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A Shell station in San Luis Obispo County was charging more than $7 a gallon at the end of September. Chloe Jones cjones@thetribunenews.com Are oil companies exploiting Californians for record profits? How can state regulators prevent refineries from shutting down for maintenance at the same time? What are the best approaches to prevent future gas …
Leading data indicators suggest that this year’s runaway global inflation has peaked and the pace of global price growth is expected to slow in the coming months. Ex-factory prices, shipping rates, commodity prices and inflation expectations have all started to decline from their recent record highs. These data series are widely followed by economists and …
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Beijing/Hong Kong CNN Business — Workers at China’s largest iPhone assembly plant were seen confronting police, some in riot gear, on Wednesday, according to videos shared on social media. Videos show hundreds of workers confronting law enforcement officers, many wearing white hazmat suits, at the Foxconn campus in China’s central city of Zhengzhou. In the …
