The two armies battle with no holds barred and in the meantime the price of crude oil continues to fall
Harsh intervention by Sultan Al Jaber: "There is no prospect of development without fossil energy unless we want to bring the world back into caves" - The CEO of Exxon: "The UN has focused too much on renewables, neglecting hydrogen and…
The acquisition of competitor Pioneer Natural Resources for 59,5 billion dollars is official. The US giant will pay 253 dollars per share. It is the largest operation of 2023
Great expectations on the markets for the ECB's moves, while oil resumes its run and Exxon reaches all-time highs
Oil giant ExxonMobil leaves Russia as more energy companies restrict, suspend or exit business with Moscow
The accounts and the split of Google shares make Wall Street happy – Exxon shines among the oil giants – Yesterday Piazza Affari was the best European stock exchange, despite Saipem
Thanks to the support of BlackRock, two dissident advisers enter the Exxon board who want to achieve a change in renewables - The Dutch court requires Shell to accelerate the energy transition by arguing with environmental NGOs - For the giants…
A decisive game is being played at the assembly of the US giant: open up on renewables or go full-oil? Funds attack the summit and Blackrock sides with them
The US giant closes the week of the oil&gas quarterly reports and maintains its coupon record. But it is also the only Major not to choose alternative solutions to oil. With bad results: how long will it last?
The oil giant, which until 2013 was the first company in the world by market capitalization, leaves the main share list, which it entered in 1928 - The reason? The split of Apple shares, which will also kill Pfizer.
One morning 138 years ago, John Rockefeller united all his companies in a single trust, laying the foundations of the empire from which two today's oil giants such as Exxon Mobil and Chevron were born
For the largest American oil company, this is the worst result for 14 years: 67 cents per share, even if analysts had predicted an even worse result - British Petroleum also did badly, with profits plummeting…
The two largest oil companies in the United States present accounts in the red in the third quarter of 2015 - Profits and turnover fall for Exxon, Chevron cuts 7 thousand jobs.
The Anglo-Dutch company signs the maxi-merger agreement with the aim of expanding gas production and bridging the gap with ExxonMobil.
The Texan giant, which is looking for new exploration lands to offset the decline of old wells, plans to invest $34 billion in this exercise.
The US energy giant will cut its investments by 11% this year, due to the drop in oil prices - The other companies in the sector have also made a similar choice.
Assessments by Platts and Forbes: ExxonMobil confirms itself as the most profitable oil company in the world, leap by BP, Russians do well. Enel conquers positions in electricity but the Italians are struggling to get to the top - American shale producers are advancing…
One of the major US oil giants has seen its profits fall, penalized by the price of raw materials: in the three months, however, Exxon reported profits of 6,57 billion dollars.