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Marathon Oil Corp
NYSE:MRO
Marathon Oil Corp is an independent oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) company focused on four of the most competitive resource plays in the U.S. - Eagle Ford, Texas; the Bakken, North Dakota; the STACK and SCOOP in Oklahoma; and the Permian in New Mexico, complemented by a world-class integrated gas business in Equatorial Guinea.
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Retaliatory tariffs from Mexico, the biggest buyer of US energy products, could disrupt long-standing trade, says Roth
Mexico buys more than 1 million b/d (barrels per day) of US crude and fuel
Brookside Energy achieves payout for its well in the Anadarko Basin plays in 11 months
For a well to return 100% of the drilling and completion capital in just 11-months in the current pricing environment is remarkable.
Wall Street closes lower amid light volumes and ahead of holiday
Exxon Mobil and Chevron are pushing up the Dow on the back of rising oil prices
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Dow recovers its losses by the closing bell
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Rough start to the week for U.S. stocks, Dow closes more than 150 points lower
All major U.S. indices were down by Monday's closing bell, dragged lower by telecom stocks
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US stocks set to end April on a positive note, with slew of M&A news to keep traders busy on Merger Monday
A slew of merger news to keep the market busy today ....
Chesapeake Energy Corporation and Marathon Oil bolstered by crude prices
Both major US onshore oil firms, with substantial interests in shale, rose around 1.5%
S&P 500 and Nasdaq reach new highs as oil climbs
US shares finished higher, with S&P500 and Nasdaq reaching new highs
ConocoPhillips latest to offload its Canadian oil sands assets, following similar recent moves by Royal Dutch Shell and Marathon Oil
ConocoPhillips said it has agreed to sell oil sands and western Canadian natural gas assets to Toronto-listed Cenovus Energy Inc for C$17.7 bn (US$13.3 bn)
Wall Street shares end higher as GDP data cheers
The US Bureau of Economic Analysis is releasing its updated GDP (gross domestic product) report for Q4.
US shares end softer ahead Fed rate decision, as oil supply worries grow
US stocks closed softer on Tuesday, with investors standing pat ahead of a likely interest rate hike the next day in the world’s biggest economy and as oil price declines over supply gluts dogged the market
US shares end lower after an oil slick
US shares ended lower on Wednesday, dragged down by a glut in oil inventories which sent the price of the fuel to its lowest levels since December
US stocks close lower as oil supply fears return
US stocks closed lower on Monday, with the S&P 500 market bellwether slipping for the first time in four sessions and worries about a renewed oil glut doing the rounds
US shares pare losses but still suffer sharpest fall this month
US equities pared losses on Monday but didn’t disguise the steepest fall of 2017 as the Trump rally trade that sent Wall Street to new highs since November began to fracture
US shares close lower after seesaw session on OPEC deal
US shares closed lower on Wednesday in spite of a surge by energy stocks on the back of OPEC’s historic supply cull deal
US tickers all mark record highs, Canada at May 2015 peak
US stocks ended Tuesday at fresh record highs, grasped in the final minutes of a dramatic roller-coaster session, while Canadian stocks hit their highest since May 2015
US stocks hit record high, oil gains on OPEC hopes
US stocks chalked a fresh record high on Monday as the “Trump trade” was back on and oil stocks were the main risers on renewed hopes OPEC will agree on supply curbs later this month
US stocks slide is worst since 2008, and counting
US stocks closed lower on Thursday, extending their losses to the longest since the credit crisis of 2008, as election jitters haunted investors again
US stocks surge on OPEC-fuelled rally
US stocks ended higher on Wednesday with energy shares posting their biggest one-day gain in eight months, after OPEC collectively agreed to the need to cut production for the first time in eight years