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Kevin CrowleyFortune |
“The near-term outlook for oil and gas feels soft, especially with OPEC poised to move more barrels onto the market.”
“When everyone else was pulling back, we were leaning in,” says Liam Mallon, president of Exxon’s production division.
The FTC order approving an Exxon merger says Pioneer Natural Resources co-founder Scott Sheffield exchanged hundreds of text messages with OPEC...
It's the era of Big Shale and Wall Street, which eyed the sector with skepticism for most of the last decade, appears to be all in.
Diamondback Energy's takeover of Endeavor topped off a year of roughly $250 billion in US oil and natural gas deals.
The comments come as California lawmakers consider limiting the profits in-state refiners can reap.
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