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Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
1/20/20
Libya's eastern warlord kept virtually all of the nation's oil fields shut in a show of defiance after world leaders failed to persuade him to sign a peace deal.
Oil jumped back above $65 a barrel as supply disruptions in Iraq and Libya reignited concerns over the market's vulnerability to geopolitical risk in key production regions.
The U.S. rig count increased for the first time this year as the nation added 14 oil rigs and one gas rig.
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1/20/20
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Hospitals Give Tech Giants Access to Detailed Medical Records It isn?t only Google that can tap into patients? digital health records: Microsoft and IBM also have signed agreements with major hospital systems giving them the ability to access patients? identifiable data.
Google Pushes 'Sensible' Ideas for How to Regulate AI Silicon Valley executives and lobbyists like to say they embrace regulation. Now they?re launching a frenzy of lobbying on what they want that regulation to be?and Europe is set to be one of the first battlegrounds.
Sears Woes Hit Hometown Stores Since Eddie Lampert acquired the chain, store owners have struggled to get products and compete with lower prices from sears.com, causing some to consider leaving their contracts.
China Tries to Stem the Flow of Its Plastic Waste China is cracking down on the plastic waste that stems from food-delivery containers as well as packaging for e-commerce. Waste from parcels was responsible for 93% of 2018?s growth in trash in China?s largest cities, one study found.
Foreign Investment Falls to Near-Decade Low as Globalization Slows New overseas investment by businesses around the world fell for the fourth-straight year in 2019 to its lowest level in almost a decade, pointing to a slowdown in globalization as the world-wide economy cooled.
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