If you’re sitting on an idea for improving San Francisco, billionaire venture capitalist Michael Moritz’s personal foundation might give you millions to execute it https://t.co/MU0KcCnKbk
My socials have been flooded with @StubHub horror stories since the World Cup began.
@business is getting to the bottom of it. Great piece by our team this AM:
https://t.co/PaLqmM5624
All the concerns about this World Cup, spanning extreme heat to transportation headaches and record ticket prices, failed to tarnish the opening days of the tournament. Bloomberg reporters are on the ground https://t.co/S6pLLDnG73
Ticket holders are trying to get around new Champions League resale rules by leasing out their ticket-holding phones for hefty sums https://t.co/SRBgVooRAv
Texas had more than $2 billion in oil theft last year, according to one estimate. Oil at $100 a barrel is only going to make things worse https://t.co/eOvj37xFgK
West Texas lost billions of dollars to oil stealing last year, per one estimate. “It’s more than law enforcement or oilfield security people can keep up with," a lieutenant told me.
My latest for @BW on the wild world of crude rustling in the Permian.
https://t.co/xOTmYFpgRo
Texas had more than $2 billion in oil theft last year, according to one estimate. Oil at $100 a barrel is only going to make things worse
A great read here from @ellamfeld
https://t.co/fRNOKbWXom
‘This Is Going to Cripple Our Economy’ It's the spike in diesel prices, rising even faster than gasoline, that really spooks business. @nathanrisser1@ellamfeld & @wkubz via @business
https://t.co/i3tTMsJlJg
A tanker carrying Russian crude appears headed to Cuba as the fuel-starved island seeks a reprieve three months after the Trump administration effectively shut off the flow of oil to the country, @ellamfeld@lkassai report https://t.co/4JcsHBSt7u
Investors are piling into retail products to capitalize on Iran war-driven prices swings, even as the same volatility brings institutional trading to a near halt
w/ @ellamfeld@alexlongley1
https://t.co/oBKnKXzZtL
#AlSonarLaCampana | Para lograr la reactivación de la industria petrolera en Venezuela no basta con inversión, explicó Peter Millard, corresponsal del sector energético de Bloomberg (@business).
📺: @RaquelLPM
Venezuela podría estar ante un boom petrolero, pero los trabajadores que huyeron de décadas de represión y colapso económico son ahora los candidatos ideales para ayudar a reactivar la industria. Y muchos no volverán. https://t.co/H0Ps6PbU9L
Venezuela needs more than money to get its oil flowing again. It needs its diaspora of oil experts to return. But ex-PDVSA workers, who have built new lives from Alberta to Patagonia, are reluctant.
For @business w/ @peterbmillard@zerpius@roberttuttle
https://t.co/SVk06YBw6e
With Venezuela primed for an oil boom, the workers who fled decades of repression and economic collapse are now the ideal candidates to help revive the industry. But many won't go, @peterbmillard@zerpius@ellamfeld@roberttuttle report https://t.co/Q1izwvdUuB
Great story on Venezuela's shortage of skilled energy workers and engineers, and the problem of bringing the diaspora back to the country to revive its industry https://t.co/syF2M2B82R