Can Targa Resources Really Afford a $500 Million Buyback?
Shares of energy midstream company Targa Resources jumped nearly 10% early Monday following the company's announcement of a $500 million stock buyback program.
Shares of energy midstream company Targa Resources jumped nearly 10% early Monday following the company's announcement of a $500 million stock buyback program.
Keystone XL owner TC Energy has offered to buy the shares of TC Pipelines that it does not already own for about $1.48 billion.
Exxon has updated its quarterly earnings considerations. The big question is how exactly Exxon can continue to maintain its massive dividend beyond 2020.
Oil and gas producer Oasis Petroleum filed a prepackaged bankruptcy plan Wednesday morning that the company expects to be accepted by November.
A proposed joint coal mining venture in the Powder River Basin between Arch Resources and Peabody Energy has been stopped by a federal judge in St. Louis.
Credit Suisse sees Darling Ingredients is one of the few energy companies with earnings that are expected to grow handily in the next five years.
Independent oil and gas producer U.S. Energy has acquired the producing assets of bankrupt FieldPoint Energy for $500,000.
Monday's announced merger of Devon Energy and WPX Energy could indicate that these deals could proliferate in the oil patch. Here are five likely candidates.
Devon Energy and WPX Energy have agreed to a merger of equals that will create a company that will retain the Devon name and have an enterprise value of around $12 billion.
While energy remains wildly out of favor, Goldman Sachs is positive on the sector for 2021 and feels that we will see an increase in benchmark pricing next year as the COVID-19 pandemic tapers…
Short sellers were moving back into solar and alternative energy stocks in the most recently reported period.
Why is SPI Energy stock running so much, and what makes it stand out? Here are 10 things to know about the company before investing.
In its quarterly energy survey, the Dallas Fed notes that the pace of decline in the region's oil business has moderated but remains negative.
U.S. demand for coal is rising as the country's need for energy increases with the stuttering recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Occidental Petroleum reported Monday that it will make its quarterly $200 million coupon payment to Warren Buffett in cash, not stock, for the third quarter of this year.