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Nikola Founder Trevor Milton Drops Lawsuit Against FBI Agent 17 Days After Filing
Nikola Founder Trevor Milton Drops Lawsuit Against FBI Agent 17 Days After Filing
Former Nikola founder Trevor Milton has withdrawn a lawsuit against FBI agent Christopher Essick and Nikola whistleblower Paul Lackey just 17 days after filing it.On October 30, Milton’s attorneys filed a voluntary dismissal without prejudice in federal court in Utah, offering no explanation. The dismissal leaves open the possibility of refiling the claims later, according to Activ8Insights. That same day, federal prosecutors requested that Essick’s personal contact information be sealed or redacted from court records, citing concerns about...
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Authored by Felicity Bradstock via oilprice.com,
Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, several major world powers introduced strict sanctions on trade with Moscow. Europe and the United States have been gradually decreasing their dependence on Russian gas and other energy products and putting pressure on other countries to do the same, to place a financial strain on Moscow, as the war with Ukraine continues. However, some countries, such as India and China, have used these sanctions as an excuse...
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HSBC Warns Of Commodity "Super-Squeeze" As Goldman Hikes Copper Forecasts
HSBC Warns Of Commodity "Super-Squeeze" As Goldman Hikes Copper Forecasts
Copper is inching closer to its mid-May all-time high of $14,153 a ton on the London Metal Exchange, trading around $13,832 on Tuesday morning, as Goldman raised its year-end price targets and HSBC warned that commodities face a "super-squeeze" with the Hormuz maritime chokepoint still largely shuttered in early June.
Let's begin with HSBC analysts, who wrote in a note to clients that "metal prices are generally in an upswing, driven by supply disruptions for some commodities due to the Middle...
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