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• What's Brewing Tuesday Morning
  Another one: Vauld, a crypto lender backed by Coinbase and Peter Thiel, paused withdrawals, trading, and deposits in order to survive Crypto Winter.
  
  Three people were killed in a shooting at a shopping mall in Denmark. Authorities said the gunman’s motives were not terror-related.
  
  Turkey’s annual inflation rate surged to 79%, the highest level in 24 years.
  
  GoFundMe donations have topped $300,000 for a Burger King worker who, after never missing a day of work for 27 years, was given a drawstring backpack, a movie ticket, and a few other knicknacks as a thank-you present by management.
  
  
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• Chesapeake leaders acquire more company shares
  Just a few days after Chesapeake Energy doubled its share buyback offer from $1 billion...
  Just a few days after Chesapeake Energy doubled its share buyback offer from $1 billion to $2 billion, some executives in the company acquired more shares in the Oklahoma City company.
  
  The expanded buyback program was announced on June 22 and reports filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission show at least three company executives launched their own acquisitions of company shares buying nearly $1 million in stock.
  
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• $270 million acquisition expands Ascent’s holdings in Ohio
  Oklahoma City’s Ascent Resources, LLC announced its holdings in the Utica...
  Oklahoma City’s Ascent Resources, LLC announced its holdings in the Utica Shale in Ohio were expanded with the $270 million acquisition of new assets.
  
  The company did not identify the seller but said the acquisition expands Ascent’s asset base in the Ohio Utica Shale play by ~26,800 net acres and increases net production by approximately 60 mmcfe/d.
  
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• U.S. oil & gas rig count falls for first time in five weeks
  U.S. energy firms this week cut the number...

  U.S. energy firms this week cut the number of oil and natural gas rigs for the first time in five weeks even as crude production hit its highest in more than two years in response to tight worldwide supply and high prices.

  
  

  The total U.S. oil and gas rig count, an early indicator of future output, fell by three to 750 in the week to July 1.

  
  U.S. oil rigs rose one to 595 this week, their highest since March 2020, while gas rigs fell four to 153, in the biggest decline since August 2021.
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• Business Insider: More of this weeks top reads
  A JPMorgan Chase staffer tells us ...
  
  
  • A JPMorgan Chase staffer tells us what it's like to be tracked by the bank all day.
  
  
  • A former Tesla employee describes being laid off without warning.
  
  
  • Inside Palm Beach's luxury-real-estate bonanza.
  
  
  • As Allbirds loses money, analysts share what it needs to do to survive.
  
  
  • Dog the Bounty Hunter's son spearheaded one of the country's most exclusive members' clubs. Was it all a lie?
  
  
  • "My first trip on ayahuasca was life-changing. So I did it again."
  
  
  • If you want people to come back to the office, ditch the cubicles and open floor plans.
  
  
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