Ben Bartenstein is a Correspondent at Bloomberg. He covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and oil and gas, with a particular focus on regional interests in North America, LATAM, and APAC. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg Law, The Economic Times, and The Sydney Morning Herald, among others.
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Ben Bartenstein’s coverage is heavily focused on business, finance, and economic developments in various regions including the Middle East. He often covers government announcements and press releases related to finance & economy which suggests he would be interested in pitches that provide insights into these areas.
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By: Ben Bartenstein, Magdalena Del Valle
The US imposed sanctions on Iranian financier Ali Ansari, accusing him of managing a global network of assets for Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and other senior regime figures, the latest fracture in the truce between Washington and Tehran.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. is preparing to terminate two controversial hotel management agreements in Frankfurt after the US sanctioned the longtime registered owner of the properties and called him a “key financier” for Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Fabiola Zerpa, Ben Bartenstein, Ezra Fieser, Patricia Garip
A Venezuelan mogul who minted a fortune selling power turbines and pumping oil has emerged as the Trump administration’s fixer for promoting “America First” deals for favored US companies, as Washington moves to exert more influence in the resource-rich South American country.
By: Fabiola Zerpa, Ezra Fieser, Ben Bartenstein, Patricia Garip
Con las grandes petroleras todavía reacias a invertir en Venezuela, Alejandro Betancourt ayuda a dirigir oportunidades hacia operadores estadounidenses más pequeños.
By: Fabiola Zerpa, Ben Bartenstein, Mie Dahl
Venezuela is closely examining plans to leave OPEC, according to people familiar with the matter, delivering a fresh blow to the oil cartel it helped create more than six decades
By: Ben Bartenstein, Fabiola Zerpa, Mie Dahl
Venezuela is closely examining plans to leave OPEC, according to people familiar with the matter, delivering a fresh blow to the oil cartel it helped create more than six decades ago.
By: Ben Bartenstein, Fabiola Zerpa, Patricia Garip
(Bloomberg) -- The US government is pursuing a major stake in Venezuelan oil reserves via a potential partnership between the Department of Defense
By: Fabiola Zerpa, Patricia Garip, Ben Bartenstein
WASHINGTON - The U.S. government is pursuing a major stake in Venezuelan oil reserves via a potential partnership between the Department of Defense
By: Patricia Garip, Fabiola Zerpa, Ben Bartenstein
WASHINGTON — The U.S. government is pursuing a major stake in Venezuelan oil reserves via a potential partnership between the Department of Defense
By: FABIOLA ZERPABloomberg, Ben Bartenstein, MIE DAHL
Venezuela is examining plans to leave OPEC, according to people familiar with the matter, delivering a fresh blow to the oil cartel it helped create more than six decades ago.
