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Shale drilling in North America is going to slow down in the second half of the year from its breakneck pace as explorers cling to promises of austerity, according to Baker Hughes Inc.
Baker Hughes is taking a 15% stake in a startup that aims to produce natural gas from hydrogen and carbon dioxide, the oilfield service company’s latest move to invest technology designed to capture emissions.
Hydrogen and fuel cell stocks are winning powerful allies as the world’s top economies see a green future that isn’t one size fits all.
The company also announced it completed a deal on its aircraft leasing business valued at more than $30 billion.
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The number of rigs drilling for oil and gas set a fresh record low in July, as activity continues to collapse outside of North America.
America’s shale boom once looked like one of the century’s great business success stories. Now some of its most iconic names are in bankruptcy court and we’re not done yet. But while Covid-19 and the biggest-ever crude crunch it brought may have been the last straw, the sector’s weaknesses extend back many years, as U.S. oil and gas companies ran up over $300 billion in losses since 2010. Here’s a look at what went wrong and what the fallout might be.
Halliburton Co. said revenue in North America, its largest market, collapsed by 57% in the second quarter, underlying the challenges that the fracking behemoth faces.
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General Electric is looking to raise up to $3 billion in sale of majority-owned Baker Hughes shares.
Schlumberger Ltd. had its debt rating lowered by S&P Global Inc. as belt-tightening in the U.S. shale patch translates into less drilling and fracking work for the world’s top oilfield services provider.
"There's a lot of capital there that we're gonna be able to put to use to bring down the leverage on the industrial balance sheet," General Electric CEO Larry Culp says.
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An escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies would be nonsensical, according to executives from the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market.
The transaction values ADNOC Drilling at about $11 billion and Baker Hughes will receive a seat on ADNOC Drilling's board of directors.
Morgan Stanley is forecasting a bigger jump in spending on new oil and gas development than most of Wall Street expects, teeing up a windfall for oilfield services firms.
General Electric will focus on meeting second half turnaround goals for its struggling power and GE Capital business units, the company said.
SLB earnings met estimates, but they should continue to rise in the future as market dynamics drive demand for E&P services higher.
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Boston Scientific is added to the CNBC IQ 100, an index weighted according to a company's intellectual property, which gives it a strategic advantage over competitors.
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The aviation business is booming, with Boeing and its European rival Airbus — the two main manufacturers of passenger jets — enjoying record orders for passenger planes.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open
General Electric reportedly plans to spin off its health-care unit and shed its stake in Baker Hughes.
BHI – Baker Hughes total U.S. rig count increased by 2 to 1062 following last week’s increase of.
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