Liquefied natural gas workers began partial strikes Friday at key Chevron Corp. sites in Australia, impacting operations that accounted for about 7% of global LNG supply last year. Will Kennedy reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Punishment by the Saudi's πΈπ¦ for Mr Biden's proxy war. These ridiculous ineffective economic sanctions disrupted global trading…bad for business.
What the hell do they want?
Workers are riding the waves of stressed companies all around the country. Even Las Vegas hotel workers are going on a strike reported by WSJ.
A Corporation must raise prices and reduce costs to keep year over year profits higher. This causes an ever constant teeter-totter imbalance of reduced year over year revenue for employee who has to deal with rising costs.
All Stores Please lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Gasoline and Diesel Products and Accessories Thats too much $$ The Whole World Now πππ
Wow I hope this winter in Europe is not extreme. Start chopping wood people.
Nobody Knows Until Everybody Knows.? And When Everybody Knows, IT?S ALREADY TOO LATE.
Whats he mean by change the equation ???