- Dollar General; NRG; WMT
Saudi Arabia’s market regulator has frozen the trading accounts of individuals being detained or investigated as part of the kingdom’s crackdown on alleged corruption, according to three people familiar with the matter.
The Capital Market Authority is asking brokerages to suspend the accounts of dozens of princes, billionaires and officials being held so they’re unable to buy or sell shares on the Tadawul stock exchange.
The kingdom last week said Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency, or SAMA as the central bank is known, had frozen the bank accounts of individuals being investigated, but not those of the companies they own or manage. In Saudi Arabia, some are in talks with banks and asset managers to move money outside the country.F-15s: I never get tired of looking at pictures like these. The F-15 was my primary a/c when assigned to Bitburg AB decades ago. From thedrive:
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DAPL operator nominated for API award. In the Williston Herald.
Update: won "Outstanding Achievement" --
Energy Transfer Partners — Outstanding Achievement, group, for construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, a game changer for the Bakken oil and gas industry, that is helping Bakken crude get to the markets where it can get the best price. The pipeline has already eased the discount against Bakken crude by $2, bringing in more tax revenue for the state and more royalties for mineral rights owners.
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