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US oil producer Continental Resources drops fraud lawsuit against rival Hess
US oil producer Continental Resources drops fraud lawsuit against rival Hess

Yahoo

time37 minutes ago

  • Business
  • Yahoo

US oil producer Continental Resources drops fraud lawsuit against rival Hess

HOUSTON (Reuters) -U.S. shale producer Continental Resources has dropped a lawsuit it filed against rival Hess Corp in May, which alleged it was defrauded out of up to $69 million through a series of deals the well operator conducted with its subsidiaries. Continental said that Hess, which operates hundreds of wells in North Dakota, artificially inflated midstream service fees by entering into agreements with its own subsidiaries. Continental, Hess and Chevron, which closed its acquisition of Hess last week, did not respond to requests for comment.

Pioneer Founder Sheffield No Longer Wants to Join Exxon Board After FTC Ruling
Pioneer Founder Sheffield No Longer Wants to Join Exxon Board After FTC Ruling

Bloomberg

time5 days ago

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Pioneer Founder Sheffield No Longer Wants to Join Exxon Board After FTC Ruling

Longtime shale boss Scott Sheffield said he's no longer interested in joining Exxon Mobil Corp.'s board after the US Federal Trade Commission set aside orders barring the founder of Pioneer Natural Resources Co. from the oil giant. The agency, which on Thursday also cleared the way for Hess Corp. Chief Executive Officer John Hess to join Chevron Corp.'s board, had blocked both executives saying they sought to communicate with OPEC about oil pricing and output.

Oil Prices in Mid-$60s Is Profit Red Zone, Quantum Capital Says
Oil Prices in Mid-$60s Is Profit Red Zone, Quantum Capital Says

Bloomberg

time7 days ago

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Oil Prices in Mid-$60s Is Profit Red Zone, Quantum Capital Says

Activity is slowing in US oil fields as drillers remain in the crude-price danger zone for profits, according to one of the biggest investors of private operators in the shale patch. 'In the mid-$60s, you get dangerously close to where oil prices don't really drive appropriate returns for new drilling,' Dwight Scott, who joined Quantum Capital Group at the start of this month as executive vice chairman, said on Bloomberg TV Wednesday. 'So, activity in the oil field is slowing; I think that's a temporary thing.'

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