Oil prices fall on poor demand
AP - Wed Dec 9, 4:48 pm ETAP - Oil prices hit two-month lows Wednesday as government data showed that energy demand continues to slump.
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AP - Oil prices hit two-month lows Wednesday as government data showed that energy demand continues to slump.
Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Essar Oil Ltd. may offer Royal Dutch Shell Plc $1.2 billion for three European refineries, the Business Standard reported, citing banking sources it didn’t identify close to the development.
BP Products North America has resumed normal operations at a gasoline unit at its Texas City, Texas oil refinery after a brief upset, it said in a Thursday filing to state regulators.
TRENTON -- Gov.-elect Christie will now borrow more than $1 billion to pay for highway improvements and public transit projects, agreeing today to expand a scheduled bond deal by six times over. The move comes after Christie said he would...
"I appreciate the President's commitment to the natural gas pipeline," said Rep. Young. "I look forward to seeing Larry continue the good work done by Drue Pearce, a great supporter of the natural gas pipeline and a wonderful advocate for Alaskan resources.
By noon, a shelter-in-place warning for the Clear Creek Independent School District and residents in the Seabrook area had lifted and the smoke mostly cleared after an explosion at American Acryl plant.
Gov. Rick Perry has asked the EPA to withdraw its finding that greenhouse gases threaten public health.
GUILFORD TOWNSHIP -- More than a dozen businesses were evacuated Tuesday afternoon for a gas leak in Lincoln Way Shopping Center.
On the heels of his controversial decision to escalate the war in Afghanistan, President Barack Obama is set to accept the Nobel Peace Prize on Thursday in Oslo, Norway.
Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan’s Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said army units will withdraw from areas of Baluchistan as part of a plan to end an insurgency in the province that produces a quarter of the country’s natural gas.
Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- The Australian dollar carry trade, in which investors borrow Japanese yen, Swiss francs and U.S. dollars to invest in higher yielding assets, is helping stoke the nation’s currency, central bank official Guy Debelle said.
Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc , which operates two refineries in Australia, said its Bulwer Island plant in Queensland state is running normally as maintenance workers strike after rejecting a new labor contract.
Gold falls 2 percent to lowest level in month as commodities sell-off continues
Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Russia is considering an easing of mining laws designed to protect domestic producers because they’re deterring foreign investors and curbing development, Deputy Minister of Natural Resources Sergei Donskoy said.
Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Pacific Investment Management Co., which runs the world’s biggest bond fund, is buying the debt of Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Co., said Michael Gomez , co-head of emerging markets at the fund manager.
Governor-elect Christie will now borrow more than $1 billion to pay for highway improvements and public transit projects, agreeing Wednesday to expand a scheduled bond deal by six times over.
When President Obama heads to Europe next week to address the Copenhagen United Nations Climate Conference, it’s a shame that he will not have clear “marching orders” from a consensus America.
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Exxon Mobil Corp. , the biggest U.S. oil company, was sued by operators of more than 100 of its New Jersey gas stations claiming they are being forced to overpay for wholesale gasoline and rent.
Tiger Woods’s personal Web site has had an increase in visitors since he issued a statement about his car accident on Nov. 29.
Move over, Levi Johnston. Playgirl magazine, which plans a racy spread of Sarah Palin’s grandbaby’s daddy, also has nude photos of a man resembling Tiger Woods and is working to verify them, according to published reports.
ODESSA — Rebuilding the South Orient Railroad from the U.S.-Mexico border into the Permian Basin and laying high speed rails elsewhere are indispensable to the state’s future needs, said Texas Department of Transportation Executive Director Amadeo Saenz Wednesday.