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• What else is brewing this Friday
  Ivana Trump, the ex-wife of former President Donald Trump, died at 73.
  
  Wordle is becoming a physical board game.
  
  OpenSea, the world’s largest NFT marketplace, laid off 20% of its workforce.
  
  Wildfires are blazing across several European countries, including Portugal, Spain, and France, amid a brutal heatwave.
  
  At least 23 people, including three children, were killed in Russian airstrikes in central Ukraine, Ukrainian officials said.
  
  
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• ConocoPhillips signs deal to expand LNG business
  ConocoPhillips has signed an agreement with Sempra Infrastructure for a 30% equity stake in the Port...
  ConocoPhillips has signed an agreement with Sempra Infrastructure for a 30% equity stake in the Port Arthur LNG project in Texas. The deal also includes a 20-year tolling agreement to offtake 5 million metric tons per year of liquefied natural gas from the terminal.
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• 3 US oil companies join methane reporting initiative
  ConocoPhillips, Devon Energy and Pioneer Natural...
  ConocoPhillips, Devon Energy and Pioneer Natural Resources have joined the methane emission reporting program Oil and Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 Initiative. The three US companies join 80 others, which together represent 30% of the world's oil and gas production assets, in reporting emissions data, in an effort "to advance meaningful change at a fast pace," said Devon Energy CEO Rick Muncrief.
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• US stock markets rise early Friday
  Elsewhere, data shows China's economic growth has slowed sharply in the second quarter of the year....
  Elsewhere, data shows China's economic growth has slowed sharply in the second quarter of the year. Meanwhile, Pinterest shares soared as much as 20% in premarket trading, after the Wall Street Journal reported Elliott Management has accumulated a stake of over 9% in the company. Here are the latest market moves.
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• Approval given to Continental’s enhanced oil recovery project in North Dakota
  Continental Resources won approval this week from North Dakota regulators for a proposed 3-mile pipeline...
  Continental Resources won approval this week from North Dakota regulators for a proposed 3-mile pipeline to conduct an enhanced oil recovery project.  Work on the line will begin immediately and take about a month to complete.
  
  Considered to be one of the most active oil and gas operators in the Williston Basin of North Dakota, the Oklahoma City-based company was awarded a permit by the public service commission to build the 3-mile line to carry natural gas from the WBI pipeline to its well pad in the northwestern part of the state.
  
  The company highlighted the new process of injecting natural gas into the ground to extend the production life of a well as a way to keep producers drilling for the foreseeable future.
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