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After two years of rapid dealmaking, U.S. oil M&A has hit pause amid volatile prices and geopolitical shocks; experts predict months before major deals revive.
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Oil and Gas Investor's 2025 class of honorees are changing the future of their company and the energy industry.
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Shell refutes a Wall Street Journal report of early merger talks with BP, but speculation underscores BP’s vulnerability and the industry-shaking scale of any tie-up.
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AI arms race fuels gas-heavy continuation vehicle wave
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Crude oil prices, maybe surprisingly, dipped modestly on Monday after spiking at the end of last week, even as Iran and Israel continue firing
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The feud has chilled the relationship between their CEOs. It comes to a head when arbitration starts Monday.
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OPEC is pumping, and shale producers are pulling up rigs. Our experts see plenty of opportunities in the sector’s upheaval.
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BP’s falling share price has sparked takeover interest from global rivals eyeing its undervalued assets, risking the end of its 116-year independence.
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The talented individuals who make up Hart Energy’s 2025 Forty Under 40 honorees represent a diverse set of disciplines.
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Matador Resources is cutting 2025 drilling plans and capital spending by $100 million amid lower oil prices, while keeping flexibility to adjust production and rig count based on market conditions.
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Despite plunging oil prices and investor jitters, seasoned energy investors remain cautiously optimistic, seeing long-term value as Trump pushes for energy dominance and OPEC raises supply.
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Despite Energy Secretary Chris Wright’s assurances of a Trump-era “green light” for U.S. oil production, the sharp decline in Liberty Energy and oilfield service stocks signals deeper trouble for the shale industry amid weak crude prices, trade tensions, and dwindling demand.
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Texas oil jobs at risk as market reels from Trump tariffs
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Eager to stay in Mr. Trump’s good graces, oil executives refrain from publicly criticizing the president. But privately, ‘Everyone’s afraid.’
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U.S. natural gas producers and investors are ramping up activity in Louisiana’s Haynesville shale basin as rising LNG export demand and new project approvals drive expectations of a supply boom.