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July 9, 2024
Devon’s Quiet Consideration
Could well be Christmas in July for Okla. City-based Devon Energy, now a pledged member of The Billion Dollar Consolidation Club. ...
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July 3, 2024
Case Closed
Over the last 30 years Steve Reese has seen the inside of a whole lotta courtrooms—and that’s proved to be a very, very good thing for REC clients....
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June 27, 2024
The Ballad of Doug and Dave
Alligator hunts, even staged ones, might not be on everyone’s to-do list. But for Doug Lawler and younger brother Dave, a charity auction presented just the right opportunity for an adventure the two could sink their teeth into. If it didn’t bite first. ...
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June 6, 2024
Paul Foster Sleeps Well in El Paso
Weather temps in El Paso, Texas, today are expected to breach the 103° mark. Nothing out of the ordinary here when summer says “howdy” to West Texas and her Permian oilfields. El Paso is where billionaire oil tycoon Paul Foster lays his head at night. ...
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May 15, 2024
The Family Jewels of South Texas
Multi-generational oil and gas dynasties have long added color, dust, and sweat to Texas history. There are fewer of them now, the ones that date back more than a century. Bygone reminders of a time when families expected their heirs—and their heirs’ heirs—to keep the family business in the family in perpetuity. Then there’s the Killams. ...
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April 30, 2024
The Oil Battle Between Exxon and Chevron Is Ridiculous
When earnings season rolls around, which it now has with 1Q in the bag for most oil and gas companies, Wall Street analysts are nothing short of giddy to share their comparisons and contrasts among rivals following earnings reports. That’s what shareholders expect. But in the echelon of largest U.S. energy players, this exclusively translates to Exxon and Chevron—also ranked as fifth and seventh largest, respectively, in the world. ...
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