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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- An Alaska state corporation is the only remaining leaseholder in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge that intends to pursue

A longtime hotbed of global politics, Arctic E&P operations these days are more fractured than ever. Hydrocarbon-triggered opposition from activists and governments, national geopolitical interests, and the omnipresent demand to produce oil and gas have shattered the circle into pieces.

The top employees of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. are some of the highest-paid public workers in Alaska, but with wages rising across the country and employers competing for skilled

The top employees of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. are some of the highest-paid public workers in Alaska, but with wages rising across the country and employers competing for skilled

Three major oil companies have given up opportunities to explore for oil in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, after the industry and Republican politicians have spent decades working to gain