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The terms of the exception are as follows: on or before May 29, 2023, the Company must file its Form 10-K for the period ended August 31, 2022; its Form 10-Q for the period ended November 30, 2022, and any other filings required by the Rule.
No. I'm just good looking. I can't help it. %^)
GM. Looking good. Feeling good
Nice.
Bummer
Looking better this morning
ASRE. nibbled a couple here
To meet EV demand, industry turns to technology long deemed hazardous
https://www.yahoo.com/news/meet-ev-demand-industry-turns-201135755.html
Why Nigerian Immigrants Are One of The Most Successful Ethnic Group in the U.S.
https://medium.com/@joecarleton/why-nigerian-immigrants-are-the-most-successful-ethnic-group-in-the-u-s-23a7ea5a0832
https://news.ku.edu/2020/06/18/study-shows-african-immigrants-do-well-despite-differences-among-them
https://www.workingimmigrants.com/2021/04/the-amazing-educational-success-of-nigerian-americans/
Oklahoma says 13 major financial institutions are boycotting the oil and gas industry
76
Dale Denwalt, Oklahoman
Fri, May 12, 2023 at 3:32 PM PDT
An oil rig in the Delaware Basin.
An oil rig in the Delaware Basin.
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/politics/government/2023/05/12/oklahoma-oil-gas-industry-state-treasurer-bank-list-wells-fargo-jpmorgan-chase-bank-america/70209155007/
Oklahoma's state treasurer has issued a list of 13 financial institutions that he says are boycotting Oklahoma's oil and gas industry and shouldn't be allowed to do business with the state.
Last year, lawmakers targeted financial institutions and investment managers with environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies that limit the companies' involvement with oil and gas companies. Basically, if a big bank refuses to do business with someone whose primary business is the fossil fuel industry, Oklahoma won't do business with the big bank.
Which companies are on the list?
The 13 companies Treasurer Todd Russ identified that met the state's definition of an oil and gas boycott or did not reply to his questionnaire include:
- ADVERTISEMENT -
Blackrock
Wells Fargo and Co.
JPMorgan Chase and Co.
Bank of America Corp.
State Street Corp.
Grosvenor Capital Management
Lexington Partners
FirstMark Fund Partners LLC
Touchstone VC Global Partners
WCM Investment Management
William Blair
Actis LLP
Climate First Bank
More: Is Oklahoma's fight against pro-environmental policies hurting business recruitment?
What happens next?
State agencies with assets managed by any of these companies, or agencies that contract with these companies in any way must now divest at least half of those assets within six months. All assets must be divested within a year. The law includes several exemptions that would allow an agency to avoid divesting, including when doing so would result in lost value of those assets.
"The energy sector is crucial to Oklahoma’s economy, providing jobs for our residents and helping drive economic growth," Russ said. “It is essential for us to work with financial institutions that are focused on free-market principles and not beholden to social goals that override their fiduciary duties.”
Investment management company Blackrock met with Gov. Kevin Stitt on Wednesday. The next morning, when asked what he and Blackrock representatives talked about, Stitt said this:
"BlackRock doesn't want to turn into the next Bud Light, that's for sure," Stitt said, referring to conservative anger over a Bud Light promotion featuring influencer Dylan Mulvaney, who is transgender. "What we said is, as soon as you stop attacking the oil and gas industry, as soon as you stop pushing a political agenda with our pension funds, we're happy to do business with you."
This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Why Oklahoma has beef with Wells Fargo, Blackrock
Oklahoma says 13 major financial institutions are boycotting the oil and gas industry
76
Dale Denwalt, Oklahoman
Fri, May 12, 2023 at 3:32 PM PDT
An oil rig in the Delaware Basin.
An oil rig in the Delaware Basin.
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/politics/government/2023/05/12/oklahoma-oil-gas-industry-state-treasurer-bank-list-wells-fargo-jpmorgan-chase-bank-america/70209155007/
Oklahoma's state treasurer has issued a list of 13 financial institutions that he says are boycotting Oklahoma's oil and gas industry and shouldn't be allowed to do business with the state.
Last year, lawmakers targeted financial institutions and investment managers with environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies that limit the companies' involvement with oil and gas companies. Basically, if a big bank refuses to do business with someone whose primary business is the fossil fuel industry, Oklahoma won't do business with the big bank.
Which companies are on the list?
The 13 companies Treasurer Todd Russ identified that met the state's definition of an oil and gas boycott or did not reply to his questionnaire include:
- ADVERTISEMENT -
Blackrock
Wells Fargo and Co.
JPMorgan Chase and Co.
Bank of America Corp.
State Street Corp.
Grosvenor Capital Management
Lexington Partners
FirstMark Fund Partners LLC
Touchstone VC Global Partners
WCM Investment Management
William Blair
Actis LLP
Climate First Bank
More: Is Oklahoma's fight against pro-environmental policies hurting business recruitment?
What happens next?
State agencies with assets managed by any of these companies, or agencies that contract with these companies in any way must now divest at least half of those assets within six months. All assets must be divested within a year. The law includes several exemptions that would allow an agency to avoid divesting, including when doing so would result in lost value of those assets.
"The energy sector is crucial to Oklahoma’s economy, providing jobs for our residents and helping drive economic growth," Russ said. “It is essential for us to work with financial institutions that are focused on free-market principles and not beholden to social goals that override their fiduciary duties.”
Investment management company Blackrock met with Gov. Kevin Stitt on Wednesday. The next morning, when asked what he and Blackrock representatives talked about, Stitt said this:
"BlackRock doesn't want to turn into the next Bud Light, that's for sure," Stitt said, referring to conservative anger over a Bud Light promotion featuring influencer Dylan Mulvaney, who is transgender. "What we said is, as soon as you stop attacking the oil and gas industry, as soon as you stop pushing a political agenda with our pension funds, we're happy to do business with you."
This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Why Oklahoma has beef with Wells Fargo, Blackrock
Oklahoma says 13 major financial institutions are boycotting the oil and gas industry
76
Dale Denwalt, Oklahoman
Fri, May 12, 2023 at 3:32 PM PDT
An oil rig in the Delaware Basin.
An oil rig in the Delaware Basin.
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/politics/government/2023/05/12/oklahoma-oil-gas-industry-state-treasurer-bank-list-wells-fargo-jpmorgan-chase-bank-america/70209155007/
Oklahoma's state treasurer has issued a list of 13 financial institutions that he says are boycotting Oklahoma's oil and gas industry and shouldn't be allowed to do business with the state.
Last year, lawmakers targeted financial institutions and investment managers with environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies that limit the companies' involvement with oil and gas companies. Basically, if a big bank refuses to do business with someone whose primary business is the fossil fuel industry, Oklahoma won't do business with the big bank.
Which companies are on the list?
The 13 companies Treasurer Todd Russ identified that met the state's definition of an oil and gas boycott or did not reply to his questionnaire include:
- ADVERTISEMENT -
Blackrock
Wells Fargo and Co.
JPMorgan Chase and Co.
Bank of America Corp.
State Street Corp.
Grosvenor Capital Management
Lexington Partners
FirstMark Fund Partners LLC
Touchstone VC Global Partners
WCM Investment Management
William Blair
Actis LLP
Climate First Bank
More: Is Oklahoma's fight against pro-environmental policies hurting business recruitment?
What happens next?
State agencies with assets managed by any of these companies, or agencies that contract with these companies in any way must now divest at least half of those assets within six months. All assets must be divested within a year. The law includes several exemptions that would allow an agency to avoid divesting, including when doing so would result in lost value of those assets.
"The energy sector is crucial to Oklahoma’s economy, providing jobs for our residents and helping drive economic growth," Russ said. “It is essential for us to work with financial institutions that are focused on free-market principles and not beholden to social goals that override their fiduciary duties.”
Investment management company Blackrock met with Gov. Kevin Stitt on Wednesday. The next morning, when asked what he and Blackrock representatives talked about, Stitt said this:
"BlackRock doesn't want to turn into the next Bud Light, that's for sure," Stitt said, referring to conservative anger over a Bud Light promotion featuring influencer Dylan Mulvaney, who is transgender. "What we said is, as soon as you stop attacking the oil and gas industry, as soon as you stop pushing a political agenda with our pension funds, we're happy to do business with you."
This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Why Oklahoma has beef with Wells Fargo, Blackrock
Back in .132 A/H
Walk away from the computer. You're supposed to be on vacation
Nice buy. Can''t turn your back on this stuff
Abolishing the Electoral College would require a constitutional amendment. The amending process requires a high level of agreement amongst Congress/states to get one added to the Constitution. Any proposed amendment would need 2/3rds vote from both houses of Congress, so 290 votes in the House, 67 in the Senate. Then it goes to the states and 3/4ths, or 38 states, need to ratify it to be added. A tall order indeed, which is why after the Bill of Rights, there have only been 17 more added to the Constitution. While Clinton makes some interesting arguments and agrees it'd be challenging to develop a new system for voting for president, in reality, IMO, it's never going to happen. Not in this political climate at least. With the way the two parties are currently structured, the Democrats would dominate more than likely and the Republicans, I'm sure, are fully aware of this.
Great call there.
Doh. shoulda held it
Sold em @ .19
Bought some back here
Have a great time Profit.
Nice day
One of these days Alice. Today?
Have it on watch. Its Greek and recently did an R/S
Maybe that SWAG Agreement finally happens
My bright spot today
Notice gold?
Gold on a tear AH
Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in Anaheim, California, or ACT Expo going on now May 1-4.
Nikola is a sponsor
https://www.actexpo.com/
Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in Anaheim, California, or ACT Expo,
https://www.actexpo.com/
May 1-4
NVOS ^ tick
I agree. Kills me how the guy gets a pass on all of it. Media in your pocket goes a long ways
Guess we will see if this is a "Sell in May and then go away" type of year
Yes it is
WSRC ^ tick/volume
Nice one rig. especially with todays markets
issuance of an unsecured 15-year $70,000,000 promissory note with RC Consulting LLC in favor of SCP Tourbillion Monaco (the "Buyer"), for a lump sum debt funding of $57,000,000.
They owe 70 million but netted 57 million
Wind blades and solar panels head for landfills after being replaced
https://www.yahoo.com/news/wind-blades-solar-panels-head-125406075.html
Excellent. Thanks for posting & DD on this.