(Bloomberg) The Biden administration dealt a blow to makers of bio and renewable diesel with federal quotas for the fat-based fuel that advocates say ignore a surge in production and a wave of investment in new manufacturing plants.Most Read from BloombergNoises Detected in Search for Titanic Vessel as Oxygen WanesChina Says Biden Calling Xi a Dictator Is ‘Provocation’These Are World’s Most Expensive Cities for High-Class LivingHedging Failure Exposes Private Equity to Interest-Rate SurgeWhat
(Bloomberg) The Biden administration is only modestly boosting quotas for plant-based diesel despite a fierce lobbying push by biofuel makers who complained the government is lowballing the industry’s potential production.Most Read from BloombergNoises Detected in Search for Titanic Vessel as Oxygen WanesChina Says Biden Calling Xi a Dictator Is ‘Provocation’These Are World’s Most Expensive Cities for High-Class LivingHedging Failure Exposes Private Equity to Interest-Rate SurgeThe Best Resta
It looks like the bill for Prenda Law is going up. Yet another court has now awarded attorneys' fees, telling "AF Holdings" (one of Prenda's shell companies) to pay $9,425. Of course, since Prenda still tries to deny that it controls AF Holdings, I'm sure they'll try to avoid paying up. It would be extra…
(Bloomberg) Only 14 months ago Argentina’s YPF SA was a nightmare for investors caught out by a $6 billion distressed debt restructuring. Now, in a swift turnaround, the 100-year-old state-run oil company is producing the best fixed-income returns in all of emerging markets.