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Clicking their way to fame

  Bloomberg Whether it’s cranes photographed at the harbour or a car framed against a sunset, Kay Palapies has become famous for his images reflected in puddles. The German has amassed more than 17,000 followers on Instagram, the video and photo-sharing platform that has become much more than just a place for narcissists to admire themselves. As well as beauty ...

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Oil takes on green sheen

  Bloomberg The companies that drill black gold are going a little bit green: taking stakes in renewable energies that are growing rapidly, enabling oil firms to diversify revenue and show commitment to fighting climate change. In the past, such swings have been written off by environmental campaigners as greenwash, and just as likely to be reversed once low oil ...

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Libya’s largest oil port may be able to ship next week

  Bloomberg Libya’s largest oil export terminal may re-open as early as next week in a move that would provide relief for the cash-strapped country holding Africa’s largest crude reserves. Tankers may be able to load at Es Sider port by next week as maintenance work at the terminal is almost complete, a National Oil Corp. official said by phone ...

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