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The proposed $1.7 billion merger between oil producers Penn Virginia and Denbury Resources has been called off. Long-standing opposition for one Penn Virginia shareholder was likely the major reason...
The U.S. natural gas storage withdrawal last week was in line with expectations, keeping the price of the commodity for April delivery within a penny of Wednesday's closing price.
These four top large-cap energy stocks to Buy now all pay solid dividends and still have good upside to the Merrill Lynch price targets.
One sector that had been a perpetual underperformer of the great bull market has been the energy sector. But times have changed.
Chesapeake Energy had a strong Monday, and its shares opened higher again on Tuesday after a positive analyst report from Raymond James.
Stifel remains bullish on four large-cap MLPs, two of which are on its Select List. All make sense for growth and income accounts looking for dependable distributions.
One good sector to peruse now is energy, with summer right around the corner, and with energy production actually being reduced by the U.S. Energy Information Administration for the first time in six...
Last week's natural gas storage withdrawal topped 200 billion cubic feet, right around an analysts' estimate. U.S. natural gas stockpiles are now nearly a third lower than their five-year average.
As Amazon (and other retailers who ship a lot of packages to consumers) works on cheaper flexible plastic packaging, recycling plants may not be ready to meet the challenges.
The February 28 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest in most of these selected big oil stocks decreased.
Norway's $1 trillion wealth fund has proposed divesting its holdings in 134 oil and gas companies while retaining its investments in more than 170 others. Here's what happened.
The U.S. natural gas inventory dropped by 149 billion cubic feet last week, closed to the analysts' consensus expectations. Colder weather ahead may sharpen demand in the coming week.
These four top companies could be potential takeover targets. Regardless, the stocks are all very cheap and trading at valuations that make them great additions to aggressive portfolios for investors...
In its investor day presentation Wednesday, Exxon Mobil said it plans to increase capital spending in the next two years, primarily in upstream production. Investors are not reacting well.
Chevron is targeting higher returns and production from the Permian Basin shale plays and strong cash flows to support a dividend hike and ongoing share buybacks.