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Miguel Bustillo

Miguel Bustillo

U.S. Energy Editor at The Wall Street Journal - Houston Bureau

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  • English
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  • Energy

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Two Million Still Without Power in Florida Friday After Hurricane Ian - The Wall Street Journal

Two million electricity customers in Florida remained without power Friday morning, according to the tracking site poweroutage.us. The outages were most pronounced in Lee and Charlotte counties, the areas where Hurricane Ian came onshore Wednesday as a Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained wi
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Best Buy Founder Richard Schulze Hovers at Best Buy - The Wall Stre...

Best Buy founder and chairman Richard Schulze has long run the company like a family business. Now, his long shadow could complicate the hunt for a new chief executive at a crucial juncture.
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Legendary Investor Richard Rainwater Dies - WSJ - The Wall Street J...

Richard Rainwater, a legendary deal maker who helped turn the Bass brothers of Texas into billionaires and later became one himself, while serving as a mentor to a new generation of investment wizards, died on Sunday at 71.
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In Texas, Toll Roads Proliferate—and a Backlash Builds - The Wall S...

A political backlash is rising in Texas, one of the states that most aggressively encouraged toll-road construction, as residents realize that many major urban freeways are increasingly no longer free.
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Library That Holds No Books - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal

A Texas county is set this fall to open one of the nation’s first entirely digital public libraries.
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For Wal-Mart, Sears, Tough Questions in Bangladesh Fire - The Wall ...

The fire that killed 112 garment workers in Bangladesh last weekend underscores the challenges retailers face trying to track health and safety conditions at the far-flung, low-cost factories that make the clothes they sell.
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12 Killed in Colorado Theater Shooting - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal

A gunman in a crowded Colorado movie theater that was screening the latest Batman movie opened fire shortly after midnight, killing at least 12 people and wounding 58 others.
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Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn Resigns; Company Cites 'Personal Conduct' -...

Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn resigned abruptly Tuesday amid what the company described as a board probe into his “personal conduct.”
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Wal-Mart Resuming Gun Sales at Many of Its Stores - The Wall Street...

Wal-Mart is quietly bringing back rifles, shotguns and ammunition to hundreds of U.S. stores as it tries to reinvigorate its one-stop shopping appeal. The firearms will be available in about half of its stores, up from a third of them.
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As Big Boxes Shrink, They Also Rethink - The Wall Street Journal

Major big-box retailers have been shifting to smaller stores—and scratching around for more profitable ways to fill under-used spaces as they go about reinventing themselves.
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TV Bargains Come Early This Year - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal

Retailers and manufacturers are slashing flat-screen television prices more aggressively than usual this holiday season in hopes of avoiding a pileup of inventory.
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Wal-Mart to Put Radio Tags on Clothes - The Wall Street Journal

Wal-Mart plans to roll out electronic ID tags to track individual pairs of jeans and underwear, the first step in a system that advocates say better controls inventory. Some critics have privacy concerns.
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Culture of Bling Clangs to Earth as the Recession Melts Rappers' Ic...

Culture of Bling Clangs to Earth as the Recession Melts Rappers' Ice  The Wall Street Journal