FeatureThe Metal That Started Trump’s Trade WarThe president’s aluminum tariff is bad for America—and great for Switzerland’s Glencore.
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BusinessClean Power Is Too Hot for Even Trump to Cool“Fears of a negative impact of Trump ... are really overblown.”
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BusinessweekExit America’s Old EliteInsiders will be swept away unless they submit or change their games.
BusinessweekWhy Oklahoma Can't Turn Off Its EarthquakesEven new fracking wastewater regulations can't prevent the big ones.
BusinessweekWhat Happens When the Most Important Pipeline in the U.S. ExplodesThe 5,500-mile Colonial delivers about half of the refined products used on the East Coast.
EconomicsExxon Enters No Man's LandSlowly, in fits and starts, Exxon's investors are pushing it to take better account of climate-change risks.
BusinessweekCan ExxonMobil Be Found Liable for Misleading the Public on Climate Change?Scientists at the biggest U.S. oil company understood as early as anyone that fossil fuel emissions were heating up the earth’s atmosphere.
BusinessweekAmerica’s Fracking King on Environmentalists and Donald Trump’s AppealHarold Hamm explains why his industry just can’t get any respect.
EconomicsGet Your Pipeline Out of My YardHomeowners, environmentalists, and the changing economics of natural gas are getting in the way of an industry’s big dreams.
BusinessEndowing Wellheads With BrainsOil producers have a newfound interest in gear that cuts costs.
BusinessweekThe Founder of Robinhood Wants You to Trade Stocks for FreeCan free commissions attract a new generation of investors?
BusinessweekThe U.S. Is a Big Oil Importer AgainNow that exports are allowed, the industry is hoarding foreign crude.
BusinessweekBoom Times for Fracking's Toxic Wastewater Come to a Shaky EndRegulations to reduce fracking-related earthquakes in Oklahoma are wrecking disposal businesses.
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