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• API study: Blue hydrogen can drive progress on emissions
  Low-carbon hydrogen derived from natural gas with carbon capture could remove about 198.4 million short...
  Low-carbon hydrogen derived from natural gas with carbon capture could remove about 198.4 million short tons per year of greenhouse gas emissions and reduce carbon mitigation costs by more than $450 billion through 2050 if uniform incentives are provided, according to a new study commissioned by the American Petroleum Institute. "Working together with policymakers to incentivize all forms of low-carbon hydrogen and accelerate hydrogen production through programs under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, we can drive down emissions while ensuring American consumers have access to the reliable energy they need," said API Vice President of Corporate Policy Aaron Padilla.
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• ☕️What Else is Brewing Tuesday Morning
  Boston University researchers said they’ve developed a Covid strain that has an 80% kill rate when...
  Boston University researchers said they’ve developed a Covid strain that has an 80% kill rate when tested on mice, causing the internet to melt down and the government to say, “It would be nice if they warned us.” But there are a few asterisks: The OG Wuhan strain killed 100% of mice in tests, and this study is not yet peer-reviewed.
  
  Goldman Sachs is planning a major overhaul that would combine its investment banking and trading businesses into one unit and its asset and wealth management branches into another.
  
  The members of BTS will complete South Korea’s mandatory military service without seeking further delays or exemptions, but they plan to reunite for their fan army in 2025.
  
  Sri Lankan author Shehan Karunatilaka won the Booker Prize for his novel The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida.
  
  
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• Oil steady as recession woes counter positive Chinese signals
  Oil prices held steady on Monday in choppy trading as fears that high inflation and energy costs could...
  Oil prices held steady on Monday in choppy trading as fears that high inflation and energy costs could drag the global economy into recession offset China's continuation of loose monetary policy.
  
  Brent crude futures were down 1 cents, or 0.01%, to $91.62 a barrel, recovering from a 6.4% fall last week. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was down 15 cents, or 0.2%, at $85.46 after a 7.6% decline last week.
  
  "U.S. inflation remains a front topic and with the Fed set to raise rates at least into next year, there are fears that demand destruction will escalate," said Dennis Kissler, senior vice president of trading at BOK Financial.
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• Dow ends up 550 points, Nasdaq jumps over 3% as focus shifts to earnings
  U.S. stocks closed sharply higher Monday as quarterly corporate earnings picked up steam and the S&P...
  U.S. stocks closed sharply higher Monday as quarterly corporate earnings picked up steam and the S&P 500 recorded its best daily percentage gain since Oct. 4, according to FactSet data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +1.86% gained about 550 points, or 1.9%, ending near 30,188, while the S&P 500 index SPX, +2.65% advanced 2.7%. But it was the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, 3.43% that led the way higher for the three big stock indexes with a 3.4% gain. The bounce in stocks came after the U.K.'s new Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt reverse most of the previously announced "mini-budget," including unfunded tax cuts and a reduction to energy benefits. Investors in the U.S. also have been focused on corporate earnings, including results from lending giant Bank of America BAC, +6.06% as it reported a "resilient and strong" U.S consumer despite the toll of high inflation.
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• Hamm family to buy Continental Resources for $74.28/share
  Continental Resources (NYSE:CLR) +8.4%...
  Continental Resources (NYSE:CLR) +8.4% Monday after agreeing to be acquired by Chairman and founder Harold Hamm for $74.28/share, valuing the company at nearly $27B; the offer price includes $0.28/share in lieu of the company's anticipated Q3 dividend.
  

  The Hamm family, which collectively owns 83% of Continental (CLR) total outstanding common shares, made a $70/share offer for all remaining shares in June.

  
  

  The new deal price represents a 15% premium to the closing price on June 13, the day before Hamm's family disclosed its initial proposal, and 8.9% premium to the closing price on Friday.

  
  

  Continental (CLR) shares, which have not closed at or above $74.28 since September 2014, have gained 48% YTD.

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