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Lisa and in the meantime, preparing for that washington d. C. Ceremony for july 4. David and if you dont want to watch that, you can watch the boston pops. Lisa right now we have a rather muted tone in markets. Nasdaq futures indicated slightly lower. In europe, a little bit of a gain. The euro gaining over the dollar. Cave on the part of italian leaders to European Union leaders on the part of their budget. David leaders getting something done. Lisa maybe. For now. David we are joined by lananh...

Only the second, since the end of the fiveweek shutdown brought on by the debt crisis. Bank shares were pushed to the downward trading limit yesterday of 30 . One analyst said the bailout will not work if greek banks do not bounce back. The greek Banking System is key to getting them back. They have to recapitalize the major banks quickly and they have major problems with their nonperforming. Once you get the greek banks of an lending, there is no hope for the plan to succeed. Erik in the bleak ...

Chevron and smaller companies bet that animal fats, trash and sugar, among other offbeat things, will power airplanes.

Oil fell, weighed down by declining equity markets and a government report that showed US crude stockpiles increasing less than projected.

HOUSTON : Exxon Mobil's surprise challenge to Chevron's acquisition of Hess through a dispute over a stake in a major Guyana oil field could prove fruitful for the U.S. oil giant, even if it does not end up enlarging its holdings in the South American country.Exxon said on Monday it may exercise pre-empti

Exxon Mobil's surprise challenge to Chevron's acquisition of Hess through a dispute over a stake in a major Guyana oil field could prove fruitful for the U.S. oil giant, even if it does not end up enlarging its holdings in the South American country. Exxon said on Monday it may exercise pre-emptive rights that could block Chevron from acquiring a 30% stake in a giant Guyana oil block, the centerpiece of its rival's $53 billion deal to buy Hess. The largest U.S. oil producer&#x27...

ExxonMobil's surprise challenge to Chevron's acquisition of Hess through a dispute over a stake in a major Guyana oil field…

The storied investor’s new letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders reveals the inherent conflict of interest in his approach to the energy transition.

Brent for April settlement was steady at $83.47 a barrel at 12:08 p.m. in Singapore.

But Bloomberg believes a robust outlook has been overlooked.