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Wall Street JournalIn the Oil Patch, Bigger Is No Longer BetterWall Street JournalThe best-performing major U.S. oil producer by share price increase in the past year isn't Exxon Mobil Corp. or Chevron Corp. CVX 1.73% , but ConocoPhillips , COP 0.95% a
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Wall Street JournalIn the Oil Patch, Bigger Is No Longer Better - WSJWall Street JournalSome of the world's biggest energy companies have begun to preach frugality. ConocoPhillips, which has prioritized share buybacks and dividends in recent years, is
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eNCAOil creeps up towards $70eNCALONDON - Oil rose towards $70 (R827) a barrel on Monday, lifted by a drop in drilling activity in the United States (US) and concerns that Washington could reintroduce sanctions against Iran. US drillers cut seven oil rigs
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Investor's Business DailyOil Rebounds Despite Trade War FearsOilPrice.comOil prices fell sharply on Thursday on news of $60 billion worth of tariffs on China. China followed up on Friday with an initial announcement of $3 billion worth of tariffs on U.S. p
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NPRThe Oil Rig CountNPRThe Baker Hughes Rig Count is a tally of all the rigs that are drilling for oil in the US. It comes out every Friday, and it's often used as a gauge of the American oil business. But technological advances in the industry could e
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The GuardianIn court, Big Oil rejected climate denialThe GuardianAlthough they accept the expert climate consensus, the oil companies obviously don't want to be held liable for the costs of the climate damages their products cause. In addition to empha
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The GuardianIn court, Big Oil rejected climate denial | Dana Nuccitelli ...The GuardianDana Nuccitelli: If even oil companies accept human-caused global warming, why doesn't everybody?and more » Read more http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t
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CNBCUS oil at record output, and investors want companies mindful of 'boom to bust' spendingCNBCFor now the U.S. oil industry continues to increase production. In November the United States produced a record 10.057 million barrels a day, surpassing
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CNBCInvestors want oil companies more mindful of 'boom to bust' spendingCNBCThe US oil industry is experiencing record output, better prices and less regulation. But drillers and energy investors aren't celebrating.Old oil seeks Silicon Valley
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BloombergForeign Direct Investment in Canada Plunges on Oil ExodusBloombergForeign direct investment into Canada plunged last year to the lowest since 2010, hampered by an exodus of capital from the nation's oil patch and worries about the fate of the
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