OPEC Says Oil Goal's Close as Stockpile Glut Shrinks Further

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OPEC Says Oil Goal's Close as Stockpile Glut Shrinks Further

The stockpile glut — including crude as well as oil products — has shrunk to 130 million barrels above the five-year average, Mohammad Barkindo said in a Bloomberg Television interview in Beijing before the release of OPEC's monthly market report on Wednesday. The group last month estimated the
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AT&T beaming AirGig broadband from power lines

AT&T's AirGig technology sends data along antennas mounted to power line towers or poles. AT&T. Sure, you can dig trenches across the land and fill them up with fiber-optic cables, but AT&T has begun testing what it says is a promising alternative …
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Toyota Deepens Panasonic Battery Ties in Rush for Electric Cars

Bloomberg New Energy Finance sees EV sales surpassing 1 million units this year for the first time, as charging infrastructure becomes more accessible and manufacturers produce models with longer driving ranges. Battery prices have plummeted almost 80 percent since 2010, and will drop by more
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Glencore Is the Devil on Mining's Shoulder

The mining industry these days resembles that old cartoon about a person torn between prudence and temptation. On one shoulder, a white-clad angel is whispering about the virtues of capital discipline, shareholder value and generous dividends. On the other sits Glencore Plc Chief Executive Officer
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Bought Apple Stock in 1980? Held It? Don't Brag

An investor who purchased at the IPO price is rich today. But nobody can say they saw it coming. by. Joe Nocera. @NoceraBV More stories by Joe Nocera. 2. December 13, 2017, 2:00 AM PST. Photographer: Tony Avelar/Bloomberg. Thirty-seven years ago Tuesday, Apple Inc. went public, raising a little
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