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Trump despises wind farms so much he’s paying a French energy giant $1 billion to stop building them and invest in natural gas instead
By
Jordan Blum
March 23, 2026
Energy
Chevron’s CEO says oil prices are still too low—and the effects of the Strait of Hormuz closure are not ‘fully priced in’
By
Jordan Blum
March 23, 2026
Success
Sri Lanka has just launched a 4-day week because of the Iran war—now, the nation is giving workers Wednesdays off in a desperate bid to conserve fuel
By
Orianna Rosa Royle
March 18, 2026
Energy
The IEA is releasing a record 400 million barrels of emergency oil. It may not be enough
By
The Associated Press
,
Samuel Petrequin
and
Kirsten Grieshaber
March 11, 2026
Europe
President Trump look away now—a 16th-century royal palace in the U.K. is leading the energy sustainability drive, and Americans are invited
By
Kamal Ahmed
March 11, 2026
Success
Meet the self-made billionaire who bought a nearly bankrupt company off Warren Buffett for $1,000 and turned it into a $98 billion giant
By
Emma Burleigh
January 16, 2026
Newsletters
Big Oil gets its first female CEO as women quietly rise to the top of the energy industry
By
Emma Hinchliffe
December 18, 2025
Success
Goldman Sachs says we’re not in an AI bubble, and its young multimillionaire clientele are all-in on AI-energy investments and healthcare innovations
By
Emma Burleigh
November 9, 2025
Europe
Can Europe find the political energy to become competitive again?
By
Jessica Jurkschat
October 22, 2025
Workplace Culture
Trump is greenlighting an Alaska megamine—and taking a government stake in the company digging it up
By
Matthew Daly
and
The Associated Press
October 7, 2025
Energy
The U.S. is about to hold the government’s biggest coal sales in over a decade even as demand wanes. ‘Eventually coal will get pushed out of the market’
By
Matthew Brown
,
Mead Gruver
and
The Associated Press
October 4, 2025
North America
Washington takes stake in company building one of the world’s largest lithium mines as it races to catch up with China
By
Michelle Chapman
and
The Associated Press
October 1, 2025
Commentary
AWS head of Energy & Utilities: AI is the grid’s turning point—and its salvation
By
Howard Gefen
September 27, 2025
Energy
Trump goes off script in UN address, praising Germany for returning to nuclear energy and fossil fuels: ‘All green is all bankrupt’
By
Ashley Lutz
September 23, 2025
Leadership
The largest Fortune 500 company has 2 million employees. These 8 have under 2,000
By
Lily Mae Lazarus
June 2, 2025
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The youngest-ever female CEO of a Fortune 500 company is fighting Trump's cuts to keep Medicaid strong
By
Diane Brady
Commentary
The Treasury just declared the U.S. insolvent. The media missed it
By
Steve H. Hanke
and
David M. Walker
Economy
It took 200 years for national debt to hit $1 trillion. Annual interest alone now exceeds that—a 'crushing legacy we...
By
Eleanor Pringle