Forget Schlumberger, ExxonMobil Is a Better Dividend Stock
Forget Schlumberger, ExxonMobil Is a Better Dividend Stock
Forget Schlumberger, ExxonMobil Is a Better Dividend Stock
3 Jaw-Dropping Statistics Showing COVID-19’s Impact on the Oil Market
Anadarko Shareholder Notice: Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Encourages Investors Who Suffered Losses Exceeding $100,000 In Anadarko Petroleum Corporation To Contact The Firm
DeepOcean’s 150-metre-long offshore construction vessel Edda Freya has arrived at Nexans Norway’s factory in Halden to load umbilical for Equinor’s Troll Phase 3 project. The Norwegian offshore contractor will install the umbillical in the North Sea later in the summer. DeepOcean’s work scope for the project covers project management, engineering, procurement, fabrication and offshore installation activities. Specifically, the work includes installation
Natural Gas Now Oil & Gas 360 Publishers Note: This is an excellent Op-Ed piece by Jim Willis about the rights of land owners, eminent domain, and left wing government forcing their will on pipelines. This is almost a “government gone gangster” to stop pipelines. Jim says Pennsylvania’s Department of Community and Economic Development a/k/a DCED is treating the Mariner
Chron Schlumberger, the largest oil field service company, said Friday it lost $7.4 billion in the first quarter. Then its CEO said the second quarter will be worse. The company attributed the loss to writing down the value of assets by $8.5 billion because of oil prices at 20-year lows and the collapse of demand created by shutdown orders during
World Nuclear News Glavgosexpertiza announced on 15 April that it had reviewed the design documentation and the results of engineering surveys for construction of coastal and hydraulic engineering buildings, as well as facilities and equipment needed for the plant’s physical protection. Based on the results of this research, the regulator said it had reached a “positive conclusion”. “Construction of the
For example, when you buy commodities, you are betting, partially, that people will be incompetent at producing or obtaining them. Occasionally this happens, but not for very long. Commodity prices rose in the mid-2000s because of other factors, such as a sharp rise in inflation expectations, resulting in large institutional allocations to commodities via commodity index swaps. But it wasn’t
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