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RT @WSJ: 🧵 One hundred days ago, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia during a reporting trip. He remains i…

Fake Drake has the music industry running scared. Here's one way that the AI music saga could play out: https://t.co/XiSaYIXBiK

Colorado is about to get a new top oil driller: https://t.co/ENsCiuMK1G $CVX

RT @karim__fawaz: This was a really interesting conversation on all things oil and energy with Helima Croft, Dan Pickering and Christyan Ma…

RT @WSJ: 🧵 On #WorldPressFreedomDay, we’re offering resources for those want to show their support for Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Ge…

99 out of every 100 cars on the road today are still gas-powered, but gasoline demand is past its peak. https://t.co/W1yfZKyXVx

President Biden wants oil companies to drill more, but they're not doing it. To understand why, it's worth looking at how oil company CEOs get paid today: https://t.co/wBf6ymCh4l #oott

Warren Buffett had harsh words in his latest letter for critics of stock-buybacks. The chief critic of buybacks is...Joe Biden. Berkshire Hathaway emailed Barron's to explain what's going on: https://t.co/KFDCJv1gU0 $BRKA $BRKB

In an interview today, BP CEO Bernard Looney responded to critics of the company's environmental record now that BP is planning to drill more: https://t.co/p5JygjgI5T

“Investors are running for the hills, away from our strategy.” https://t.co/xMZWDzIS8a

Solar panels made in Ohio, wind turbine blades in Virginia, batteries in Tennessee, polysilicon in Michigan. A growing share of the renewables revolution will be made in the U.S.A. Here are some companies that are profiting: https://t.co/scuABbpCbP

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$HOOD earnings beat estimates: https://t.co/Xui1hoKg7G

RT @leslienortonnyc: @avibarrons Fantastic story, @avibarrons. This is on a lot of people's minds--and will be for a long time. We tackled…

It looks increasingly likely that Big Oil can make money off of its "greener" businesses. Whether they'll make a big enough dent in carbon emissions is a trickier story. BP, Chevron, Exxon, shareholders, and environmental groups weighed in here: https://t.co/zimVDBNkmL

As gas hits $5 a gallon and complaints about price-gouging grow, @lajoiemedia and I dug deep into how much stations are actually making. Turns out it’s not much! “We are eating most of the price increase.” https://t.co/UZtYNDFI9p

Chevron took an unexpected stance on a methane proposal. Will shareholders agree with the company today? https://t.co/QnX6u0mqSP $CVX $XOM #OOTT