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• Twitter Shares Remain Soft
  Twitter stock remains below Elon Musk's offer price of $54.20 a share, suggesting the...
  Twitter stock remains below Elon Musk's offer price of $54.20 a share, suggesting the market has doubts that both sides can clinch a deal on those terms. But shares are outperforming the broader market as well as the Nasdaq so far this year. Billionaire investor David Einhorn revealed Twitter is his biggest long bet in 2022.
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• Chesapeake leaders make sales of company stocks
  Filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveal some sales of shares by ...
  Filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveal some sales of shares by Chesapeake Energy leaders.
  
  CEO and President Domenic Dell’Osso Jr. made a sale of $241,210 in shares on Tuesday, October 11 according to one filing. The sale involved a total of 2,497 shares sold at $96.60 each.
  
  A Form 4 filed by the company showed Executive Chairman Michael Wichterich sold 148 shares at the same price of $96.60 on the same day for a total of $14,296.80.
  
  SOURCE: OK Energy Today
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• HART ENERGY: US Gas Exports Primed to Soar, but Constrained Appalachia Can’t Meet the Moment
  HOUSTON—Infrastructure constraints in the Marcellus and Utica shale...
  HOUSTON—Infrastructure constraints in the Marcellus and Utica shale plays are not just keeping the natural gas in, they are keeping capital out, Kevin Little, senior vice president for natural gas at Macquarie Energy, said at Hart Energy’s recent America’s Natural Gas conference.
  
  “The regulatory burdens are creating a dislocation in the markets,” Little said. “Whereas the Marcellus and Utica led in the terms of growth through 2019, now, we’re expecting this to shift down to Texas-Louisiana—specifically, in the immediate term, Haynesville.
  
  “You’re just seeing a shift in capital away from Marcellus and Utica down to the Gulf Coast.”
  
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• What Else is Brewing Thursday Morning
  Pepsi kicked off what’s expected to be a bleak earnings season...
  Pepsi kicked off what’s expected to be a bleak earnings season with good news: 20% profit growth last quarter and a raised forecast for the year.
  
  Starbucks and Delta linked their loyalty programs, so you can earn miles by buying coffee or free coffee by flying—tell the disaffected Dunkin’ fan in your life.
  
  Tom Brady and Kim Clijsters are the latest sports stars to snap up ownership of a professional pickleball team.
  
  Twitter influencer Elon Musk launched a perfume called Burnt Hair and sold $1 million worth in just a few hours.
  
  
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• Oil prices rise on tight supplies, as IEA warns of global recession
  LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices firmed overseas on Thursday, finding continued support from an OPEC+ decision...
  LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices firmed overseas on Thursday, finding continued support from an OPEC+ decision last week to cut supplies, as the International Energy Agency warned that those cuts may push the global economy into recession.
  
  Brent crude futures rose 49 cents, or 0.5%, to $92.94 a barrel by 0833 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was up 37 cents, or 0.4%, at $87.64 a barrel.
  
  The IEA downgraded its oil demand growth estimates slightly for this year to 1.9 million bpd and by 470,000 bpd in 2023 to 1.7 million bpd.
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