Hints and tips:
...“Tim Noble and Sue Webster, Rachel Whiteread and Cornelia Parker were among our first neighbours,” he says....
...At pixel time it sits 155th, between Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank and Webster Financial of Stamford, Connecticut....
...That created “the most difficult period I’ve ever worked through” for Simon Webster, head of marketing....
...It’s a thrilling set-up, with echoes of both J.B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls and Jackie Sibblies Drury’s Fairview....
...“Threatening it and talking about it seemed to be quite good,” said Jamie Webster, senior director of the BCG Center for Energy Impact....
...“This crisis could have happened without climate change, but its probability was higher because of it,” Webster said....
...An oil-price boom is imminent, but may not last long, say Jamie Webster and other BCG colleagues....
...“There is a disconnect between what Opec understands and what shale will do,” said Mr Webster....
...Opec says it produced 24.4m b/d in October. That is about 2.4m b/d less than it thinks the market will want from the cartel in the first quarter of 2021....
...“Shale thrives at $100 a barrel, survives at $50 and dies at $25,” said Mr Webster....
...At its peak in 2017 the US exported about 470,000 b/d to the country, far less than the 1.3m b/d drop in US demand expected by the government this year....
...Pattison, Pinehurst, North Carolina; Catherine Innes, Norfolk; Lindsay Sinclair, Berkshire Polymath 1,001: Hitesh Gupta, Abu Dhabi Crossword 16,042: Kim Batten, Southampton; Julian Cazalet, Berkshire; Steve Webster...
...That figure steadily increased to 1.5m b/d this week, reflecting the worsening global coronavirus conditions. This would have taken total cuts to 3.6m b/d....
...The increase would take the reduction to 1.6m b/d....
...A 1m b/d raise might not be enough....
...Thanks to Jamie Webster of the Boston Consulting Group for pointing it out on Twitter....
...Jamie Webster at the BCG Center for Energy Impact said more than 600,000 b/d could be cut as refiners opt for non-Iranian barrels out of caution....
...Investors hate uncertainty, so unsurprisingly, the “B” word featured prominently among our readers’ top financial worries....
...Another 1.4m b/d were in the process of starting up and 2.3m b/d operating at below maximum output....
...“The view that prices are going to stay low forever is a stunning statement,” said Jamie Webster at the BCG Center for Energy Impact....
...“How the extra curbs are split across members is the big question,” Mr Webster adds....
...Meanwhile, US crude oil production increased for the 11th straight week to almost 9.3m b/d, its highest level since August 2015, according to estimates by the US government....
...Not every US exploration and production company is expecting short-term growth, but enough are predicting expansion to support the EIA’s forecast that US oil output will hit a record above 10m b/d next year...
...(FT) Metro has no plan B The FT sits down with the head of Metro, the German group, who says the company has “no plan B” if a billionaire shareholder is successful in a legal challenge to its plans to split...
...“If there is no deal . . . all the excitement over higher prices will evaporate,” said Jamie Webster, fellow at Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy....
International Edition