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...Some of the largest US producers, including Pioneer Natural Resources, EOG Resources and ConocoPhillips, have little to no price hedges in place for this year....
...The firm had filed to launch 18 ETFs that track the performance of Tesla, Salesforce, ConocoPhillips, Boeing, Wells Fargo, Pfizer, Nike, Nvidia and PayPal, but only leveraged and inverse ETFs betting on...
...EIG’s MidOcean would take over the company’s gas operations and its stake in the Australia Pacific LNG project which is jointly owned with ConocoPhillips and Sinopec....
...ConocoPhillips and Pioneer Natural Resources, the two biggest producers in Texas’s and New Mexico’s prolific Permian shale field, could do the same in less than six years, even while they keep paying down...
...“Two weeks or three weeks ago, I think there wasn’t much conversation going on with our administration and our industry,” said Ryan Lance, chief executive of ConocoPhillips....
...ConocoPhillips, the new owner of Shell’s Permian Basin assets, plans to increase production next year. Stunts and pious pledges won’t save the planet....
...Three of the largest 12 ESG funds with combined assets under management of $85bn still have exposure to oil & gas groups such as ExxonMobil, Chevon and ConocoPhillips — some of the largest producers of carbon...
...The largest came last week when ConocoPhillips agreed to buy Concho Resources in a deal worth $9.7bn, marking another big bet on the future of US shale....
...ConocoPhillips boss Ryan Lance isn’t too perturbed, however, as he shells out $13.3bn to create the world’s largest independent oil and gas producer....
...He will be replaced as chief executive by Bill Berry, a Continental board member and former executive at ConocoPhillips. “As for me, I'm not going anywhere....
...The move marks the latest pullback by US energy companies from the North Sea basin, after ConocoPhillips sold the majority of its operations in the region to private-equity backed Chrysaor earlier this year...
...Earlier this year US oil company ConocoPhillips tried to seize PDVSA assets in the Caribbean, including products stored at its Isla refinery on the island of Curaçao....
...An initial Sunday Times report said Ineos had put down a deposit in return for three months’ exclusivity in negotiations, and revealed that HSBC Holdings Plc and Citigroup Inc are poised to provide financing...
...That is a little more than the market cap of S&P 500 companies such as Mondelez, ConocoPhillips and Colgate-Palmolive....
...The suit is the second significant blow to PDVSA in two weeks, after ConocoPhillips, the US oil major, was awarded more than $2bn in compensation by the International Chamber of Commerce....
...sector — buoyed by biotech stocks, and in particular Gilead Sciences on the heels of its $11.9bn acquisition of Kite Pharma — offset by losses in energy, as shares of oil companies Exxon Mobil, Chevron and ConocoPhillips...
...Energy stocks were also in retreat, with oil giants including Exxon Mobil, Chevron and ConocoPhillips all in the red as oil prices took a beating....
...A few leading E&P companies including ConocoPhillips and EOG Resources are generating enough cash to pay for their spending and dividends, and some others are close to that position, but most of the industry...
...Elsewhere on Wall Street, stocks were holding on to gains, getting a boost from strong results out of companies including ConocoPhillips and Twitter, as well as a vote in the US House of Representatives...
...ConocoPhillips of the US has become the third company this month to announce a large sale of assets in the oil sands of western Canada, agreeing a $13.3bn deal with Calgary-based Cenovus Energy for heavy...
Oil sands projects carry risks but offer hopes of trapped value
...probe (FT) Harvard’s endowment is in talks to sell some of its holdings (BBG) EU antitrust regulators halt Qualcomm, NXP deal review (Reuters) DS Smith moves into US packaging with $1.14bn deal (FT) ConocoPhillips...
...ConocoPhillips shares slipped 1.74 per cent on Friday....
...Meanwhile, Hess shares fell 3.5 per cent to $58.02, ConocoPhillips shares dropped 2.1 per cent to $42.87 and Halliburton shares declined 1.8 per cent to $45.21....
...ExxonMobil, the US’s biggest energy company, skidded 1.7 per cent to $83.32, while ConocoPhillips shed 3.4 per cent to $43.45....
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