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A 59-Year Membership Ended In One Phone Call

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By Scott Ellis Verified
| Mondaq
Scott D. Ellis’s articles from Foley & Lardner are most popular: within Energy and Natural Resources topic(s) in European Union in European Union in European Union with readers working within the Basic Industries industries Foley & Lardner are most popular: within Wealth Management topic(s) The UAE’s exit is the most significant defection in the oil cartel’s history. The reasons behind it, and the consequences for global oil markets, are worth understanding well beyond the Gulf.
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I watch TV for a living – Here’s what the TV WEEK team says you should stream this July

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By Laura Masia Verified, Scott Ellis Verified
| NowTo Love Verified
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A 59-Year Membership Ended in One Phone Call

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By Scott Ellis Verified
| JD Supra
The UAE’s exit is the most significant defection in the oil cartel’s history. The reasons behind it, and the consequences for global oil markets, are worth understanding well beyond the Gulf. On April 28, 2026, the United Arab Emirates announced it would leave the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, effective May 1.
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