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Jason Ditz

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Jason Ditz is the News Editor for Antiwar.com. He has 10 years of experience in foreign policy research and his work has appeared in Forbes, Toronto Star, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Providence Journal, Washington Times and the Detroit Free Press.

Recent Articles by Jason Ditz

Mar 26, 2014 by Jason Ditz

Eni Is Committed to Libya, But Where's the Payoff?

Italian oil giant Eni insists it will remain committed to its development plans in war-torn Libya. But with the oil not flowing and tensions on the rise, how long can it continue investing without a payoff?

Mar 17, 2014 by Jason Ditz

A Sanctions War Is Bad News for Europe's Energy and Utility Majors

With Russian companies providing a significant portion of Europe's oil and natural gas, the decision of Western leaders to impose travel bans on well-connected CEOs is setting up a sanctions war between the European Union and Russia. Officials say this could damage Russia's economy, but EU companies could be the real losers here.

Mar 11, 2014 by Jason Ditz

As Libyan Oil Exports Plummet, European Producers Deserve Attention

Libya's oil production is down over 80% in the past year. That's not changing soon, and these European producers belong in your portfolio.

Mar 10, 2014 by Jason Ditz

Ukraine Crisis Could Be Good News for American Natural Gas Producers

Getting U.S. natural gas on the international markets has been a bureaucratic nightmare for years. The ongoing crisis in the Ukraine has many pushing to ease the path for exporters, and that could be big news for these companies.

Mar 5, 2014 by Jason Ditz

Ukraine Crisis Is a Buying Opportunity for Russian Energy Giants

Unrest in the Crimea sent Russia's energy stocks plummeting. Here's why you oughtn't miss this chance to get into Russia on the cheap.

Mar 3, 2014 by Jason Ditz

How a New Iran Could Be Great News for The Boeing Comany and General Electric Company

After decades of hostility, talks between Iran and the United States are raising the possibility of redefining their relationship. Can Boeing and General Electric get an early start on restoring trade ties?

Feb 4, 2014 by Jason Ditz

Steer Clear of the Libyan Trainwreck

The military may end protests blocking oil production, but Libyan instability is a long-term problem.

Jan 27, 2014 by Jason Ditz

The Sprint Deal Is Just Another Reason to Love NQ Mobile

Privacy concerns and forward earnings estimates underscore this company has room to run.

Dec 17, 2013 by Jason Ditz

Lawsuit Aside, NSA Scandal Is Bad News for IBM

A shareholder lawsuit accusing IBM of concealing the impact of the NSA is less important in the long run than the impact itself. Is IBM still a buy, or will the taint of surveillance give an opening to competitors?

Dec 16, 2013 by Jason Ditz

Investing in the Next Generation of Video Game Consoles

Microsoft's Xbox One or Sony's PlayStation 4? It doesn't matter which console wins, these companies will benefit.

Dec 10, 2013 by Jason Ditz

Investing in PC Component Makers: A Builder's Perspective

A lot of different parts going into a desktop PC. Which component makers belong in your portfolio?

Dec 5, 2013 by Jason Ditz

Petrochina's Deal With ExxonMobil on Iraq Is a Win-Win

Why Exxon's exit from the West Qurna project could benefit both parties well beyond a single oil field.

Dec 4, 2013 by Jason Ditz

Secure Smartphones: Has the NSA Scandal Created a New Industry?

Deutsche Telekom is the first to the gate and the demand is there, but a high price could mean slow adoption of the "secure mobile platform."

Dec 4, 2013 by Jason Ditz

Is Hearthstone Activision Blizzard's Next Big Thing?

In the era of big-budget games, a freemium card game could be huge.

Nov 28, 2013 by Jason Ditz

Iran Deal Could Usher in New Era of Trade, Opportunities

Which companies are in the best position to capitalize on Iran's re-entry into the global markets?

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