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Australias Woodside Energy and Santos said on Thursday they were in preliminary talks to create an A$80 billion global oil and gas giant, as consolidation among international energy...

Kenny Schachter surveys the evidence he's uncovered of a complex, globe-spanning art fraud connected to Milan's Dynamic Art Museum.

JET consolidates a year of growth with the announcement of a new nine-site deal with top 50 Indie JP&S Servicess Limited. The deal, announced today,

Texaco Lubricants has introduced a new range of electric fluids (e-fluids) into its product line.

December 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of Kachemak Bay’s federal classification as an established critical habitat area. The initiations for this designation began in October of 1973 following Alaska Gov. Bill Egan’s administration’s decision to put Kachemak Bay up for sale to oil without holding a public hearing on the matter.

The FTC launched a probe into the ExxonMobil-Pioneer merger.

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HOUSTON – An Italian man is suing multiple Texas companies, claiming that he developed health issues by being exposed to asbestos while working for decades aboard Chevron and Texaco ships.

A PRIZEWINNING artwork by a Laois teenager has been selected for the 2024 Texaco Children’s Art Competition calendar. The striking piece titled ‘Devastation Of…

COP28, the Gulf Arab states and the new ‘East-East’ axis of world oil.