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Business

Bonjour, New York? French Oil CEO Sees a Climate Path Out of Paris

The boss of TotalEnergies says “there’s a case” to move the company’s listing as he navigates the energy transition.

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Politics & Policy

The US Should Enforce, Not Increase, Iranian Oil Sanctions

The White House has been more concerned about rising oil prices than increased Iranian crude production.

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Economics

Iran's Attack on Israel Upsets OPEC+ Search for Goldilocks Price

There’s no oil crisis yet, but keep an eye on the options market.

Oil-Bust Veterans Brace For Storm Unseen By Shale-Boom Neophytes

Business

$200 Billion of M&A Wasn't Enough in US Oil Patch

There are still too many energy companies chasing too little capital.

Finance

The LSE Losing Giants Like Shell Is a Very Real Threat

The risk of losing Shell’s listing to New York is a bigger threat to the City of London than missing out on a few IPOs.

New York Stock Exchange As Wall Street Seen Trapped In Crushing Bear Market

Business

Exxon’s $60 Billion Fight With Chevron Will Reshape Big Oil

The rights to an offshore field containing 11 billion barrels of oil are at stake in an arbitration dispute.

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Markets

Chocoholics Won’t Be the Only Victims of Cocoa’s Surge

When a market becomes disorderly, trading firms are at risk.

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Business

Oil Trading Is Still Rife With Bribes. Time the Industry Cleaned Up.

A series of lawsuits suggests kickbacks to government officials are still viewed as business as usual.

Indonesia's Nickel Industry Ramps Up Supply As Global Demand Grows

Economics

When the Fix for Lower Commodity Prices Isn’t Low Prices

Technology has permanently cut the cost of producing nickel and gas.

Markets

Qatar’s Gas Push Has a Hidden Motive — Murdering Coal

The nation is seeking to exploit the energy transition by boosting LNG production.

Markets

OPEC+ Can Trade Short-Term Oil Pain for Long-Term Gain

The cartel should pump more crude in the second quarter.

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Economics

The Meltdown in Chocolate Is Coming

Decades of non-investment are coming home to roost.

Vice President Mike Pence Visits Permian Basin Oil Field And Diamondback Oil Rig

Business

Oil Giant Diamondback Needs a Rest From Tech-Style Sprinting

This Texas oil company is targeting crude production 1,000 times higher than when it was founded two decades ago.

Canada Faces $15 Billion Loss On Oil Pipeline

Business

The $10 Billion Mistake That Will Revive Canadian Oil

After years of pain, Canada’s expensive new TMX pipeline is set to put the industry back on track.

Key Speakers During The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation CEO Summit

Markets

Big Oil’s Boring Quarter Was Great News for Investors

Delivering on promises yields a cash gusher at Exxon, Chevron and Shell.

Business

The World Is Transitioning to American Oil From Saudi Crude

Riyadh’s decision to cancel a planned increase in production capacity says nothing about the shift away from fossil fuels.

Politics & Policy

America Is Subsidizing Iran’s Fight Against America

Iran has been able to boost its oil production to a five-year high and earn billions of dollars — despite American sanctions supposed to target its oil industry.

Lower Gas Prices Help Offset High Housing Costs In November Economic Report

Politics & Policy

You'll Have to Pay to Use the Highway. Blame EVs.

If governments succeed with their green plans, the fuel tax revenue they rely on will disappear. It’s time to devise an alternative system.

Ecuadorean Court Rules Chevron To Pay Multi Billion Settlement For Environmental Damages

Business

Chevron Would Fit Better in Texas Than California

The oil giant has outstayed its welcome in San Ramon.

An Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. Milling Facility Ahead Of Earnings Figures

Business

Commodity Giant ADM Must Act Fast to Restore Trust

Caught up in an accounting probe, one of the world’s largest traders of agricultural commodities should know that its word is its bond.

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