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Nashville Man’s $2.48 Thrift Store Find Turns Out to Be Rare Declaration of Independence Copy

Nashville Man’s $2.48 Thrift Store Find Turns Out to Be Rare Declaration of Independence Copy
A Nashville man who spent just $2.48 on a rolled-up document at a thrift store in 2006 discovered that he had purchased a rare 1823 official copy of the United States Declaration of Independence. The historic document was later sold at auction for $477,650. Michael...
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Hanwha Ocean vows legal action over crane sit-in amid bargaining dispute in Korea

Hanwha Ocean vows legal action over crane sit-in amid bargaining dispute in Korea
Hanwha Ocean said it will respond strictly according to the law to the illegal occupation and sit-in of cranes at its Geoje plant in South Gyeongsang by the Geoje-Tongyeong-Goseong shipbuilding subcontractors’ branch of the Korean Metal Workers’ Union. The...
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Trump ‘thinking about’ diesel export ban, but says it could have ‘negative impact’ on gasoline

Trump ‘thinking about’ diesel export ban, but says it could have ‘negative impact’ on gasoline
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he is still “thinking about” banning diesel exports in an attempt to get a handle on high energy prices, but noted that doing so may have a “negative impact on gasoline.” Trump, asked in the Oval Office if he has decided on a...
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Fujairah’s fuel oil inventories increased by 14% in September

Fujairah’s fuel oil inventories increased by 14% in September
Fujairah’s fuel oil inventories averaged 14% higher in September than in August, Fujairah Oil Industry Zone (FOIZ) and S&P Global data show. Changes in monthly average Fujairah stocks from August to September: Heavy distillate and residual stocks up 565,000 bbls...
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China’s resales of Australian LNG strengthens case for prioritising domestic users

China’s resales of Australian LNG strengthens case for prioritising domestic users
Yesterday, the Queensland government expressed concerns about its federal counterpart’s proposed domestic gas reservation policy, which would redirect some gas production from liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to the domestic market in eastern Australia. It “warned...
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