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JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup are scheduled to report earnings Friday, Exxon and Chevron rise as oil prices jump after a...

Both U.S. crude oil and natural gas production are forecast to set records this year and next, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said Jan. 9 in its January Short-Term Energy Outlook. The agency said that despite slower growth, U.S. crude production is expected to average 13.21 million barr...

On Dec. 21, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources

From our faith. the americans should know what that means. the houthi attacks are having a global effect. around 15% of world trade passes through the nearby bab—el—mandeb strait, but now major shipping companies like bp and mersk are having to avoid the red sea altogether. as this computer tracking shows, theyre re—routing round the far side of africa, adding days to the journey, driving up costs in europe and elsewhere. a us—led task force, including the royal navys hms diamond, has be...

Suddenly faced with a possible two-year delay in completion of the massive expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline from the Alberta oil sands to the British Columbia coast to open the door to a possible 600,000 barrels per day of exports to Pacific Rim markets, Alberta crude producers and the provi...

Alaska North Slope crude continues to experience a price tug of war that has defined oil trading in 2024, balancing fear of weakening demand against potential supply disruptions from hostilities in the Middle East. ANS slid 83 cents Jan. 10 to close at $77.13 per barrel as oil prices reversed gains...

The January issue of Alaska Economic Trends, put out by the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development

The proposed 10th plan of development for the Cook Inlet basin Kitchen Lights unit by operator Furie, a HEX company, was approved with significant modifications on Dec. 28 by Alaska

Morrisons was found to be the cheapest retailer for fuel, according to the RAC Foundation, but the most expensive was Shell - you can see the full breakdown below

And steering it back to yemen. the rebels have defied all warnings to stop targeting shipping. their attacks are having a global effect. around 15% of world trade passes through the nearby bab el—mandab strait. but now major shipping companies like bp and maersk are having to avoid the red sea altogether. theyre re—routing around the far side of africa, adding days to thejourney, and driving up costs in europe and elsewhere. the ministry of defence said the bombings followed houthi attacks o...