Oil and Gas 360 Weekly Energy Tracker Call (04/07/20) Haynes and Boone, AEGIS and EnerCom welcome you to a weekly series of webex meetings to discuss business and legal issues erupting in the oil and gas world, including bankruptcy and restructuring. The calls are held every Tuesday at 9am CT, through May 12, 2020 (and may be extended). Please
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers outlines recommendations for economic recovery
Southern Company first-quarter earnings to be released April 30
Oil and Gas 360 The employment impact of President Trumps inaction on immediately placing punitive tariffs on Russian, Saudi and OPEC oil imports has already hit the US oil and gas industry. Granted, these “Price War” employment impacts are a continuation of layoff, first associated with massive market-responsive 2020 capex budget cuts, then additional layoffs related to the energy demand
CNBC The Federal Open Market Committee released minutes Wednesday of its March 15 meeting, during which it lowered its benchmark interest rate to near zero. The meeting summary indicated that not only did members believe it was important to use all their rate power now, but also that they intend to keep rates anchored at the bottom for the foreseeable
Heavy-Duty, Industrial-Strength Reinol Original Hand Cleaner is Solvent-Free and Easy on Your Skin
Propane users can do their part by acting now and being prepared in the event of a flood
CNBC This comeback rally for stocks won’t last, if history is any indication. Data compiled by investor Howard Marks shows that, during the two previous bear markets, the first big comeback rallies have been followed by sharp declines until a bottom was ultimately reached. “The first and second declines were followed by substantial rallies . . . which then gave
CHS Reports $125.4 Million in Second Quarter Net Income
The Republic of Ecuador Announces Commencement of Consent Solicitations
Reuters OSLO – Norway approved on Wednesday Equinor’s 4.8 billion Norwegian crowns ($466 million) plan to build floating offshore wind turbines that will provide electricity to North Sea oil and gas platforms, the energy ministry said. The long-planned project is going ahead despite Equinor’s decision to cut investment following a plunge in oil prices that has reduced the company’s cash
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