
US Oil: Growth Slows as Shale Producers Cut Spending
Odd but true: oil prices are high, yet major US companies are hitting the brakes on production. Instead of pumping more black gold, they'd rather pamper shareholders.
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Odd but true: oil prices are high, yet major US companies are hitting the brakes on production. Instead of pumping more black gold, they'd rather pamper shareholders.

Tired of asking ChatGPT the same old questions? A GitHub project collects "skills" to turn it into an autonomous growth hacker. Your AIs could act almost on their own.

Always rushing between Dubai and London? Bloomberg has a new show for you, 'Horizons MEA'. It promises the best on Middle East and Africa, so you don't miss a beat between meetings.

Tech companies that promise growth but deliver stagnation learn a harsh lesson fast. Three major players just found out the hard way that investors have zero patience for flat numbers.
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