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 Halliburton profit tops views as North American business soarsOilfield service company Halliburton Co’s quarterly profit topped Wall Street forecasts as a surge in its North American business overshadowed a hit to its Libyan operations
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 What's the rush for Encana?Claudia Cattaneo: Barely 16 months after spinning off its oil sands unit so it could become a pure natural gas player, Encana’s profits have evaporated, it’s looking for partners for its crown jewels and is moving back into the oil business
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 China set to unearth shale powerChina may have more energy riches under its own soil than policy makers in the world’s second-largest economy ever dared imagine, especially after an EIA report stated that China has more recoverable shale gas reserves than the U.S.
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 B.C.'s curious energy double standardVICTORIA - The controversy over the proposed Northern Gateway oil-sands pipeline highlights a unique perspective in British Columbia on fossil fuels -- bring on the gas, but not the oil.
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 Will oil prices settle?Amid continued volatility in energy prices, top bankers look ahead to the key upsides and downsides facing the sector over the medium term
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 BP sues Halliburton, rig owner over oil spillBP Plc has filed for damages totalling more than US$80-billion from Halliburton and Transocean a year after the Gulf of Mexico rig explosion that killed 11 workers and spewed millions of barrels of oil into the sea
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 Asset managers bullish on energy growthCanada's top portfolio managers and energy experts share their top sstock picks in the oil and gas sector
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 New bank puts its focus on energy sectorGeorge Gosbee has big plans for AltaCorp Capital Inc. Headquartered in Calgary and with a staff of 30, Canada’s newest energy-focused investment bank has opened an office in Toronto to be close to the country’s investment community
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 What triggered oil's greatest routNever before had crude oil plummeted so deeply during the course of a day. Here's some theories why
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 Alberta energy woos AsiaRemember when Chinese energy giants were knocking on Alberta’s doors, fuelling national hysteria that China was plotting to take control of Canada’s resources? Now, it's the Canadian energy producers that are seeking them out
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 The next commodity? Wood fuelAnalysis: Wood fuel, one of the oldest energy sources on the planet, could become the newest commodity market if it can overcome supply limits and green concerns as demand grows for renewable energy
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 Gateway opponents close ranksBritish Columbia’s First Nations are in Calgary this week to make it clear to Enbridge Inc. that the proposed $5.5-billion Northern Gateway pipeline is not going forward.
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 Ottawa on investor watchOil and gas investors are anxiously awaiting Ottawa's delayed ruling on PetroChina's $5.4-billion Encana deal. It may signal the Harper Cabinet's true intentions toward foreign capital
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 Goldman's gyrating oil forecasts test its influenceGoldman Sachs commodity analysts Tuesday reiterated they remain 'structurally bullish' about oil prices. It is all a rather abrupt reversal from the warning the same research team published on April 12
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 Shell could become Rosneft's Arctic partner: PutinRoyal Dutch Shell could become a partner in Arctic oil exploration of Russia’s biggest producer Rosneft, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Friday
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 Gateway capacity not needed, Ottawa toldA multi-billion dollar pipeline project that would link Alberta’s oil sands to the British Columbia coast offers new export capacity that the Canadian industry does not really need, senior bureaucrats have told the federal government
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 Shipping magnate in eye of oil price-manipulation stormSecretive Norwegian billionaire John Fredriksen, known as 'Big Wolf' and more widely as 'Big John' in the shipping industry, came under scrutiny this week when U.S. regulators launched one of the biggest ever crackdowns on oil price manipulation
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 The running out of resources mythComment: Markets and ingenuity will ensure supply
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 How oil prices could derail world's economyThere are real risks that sustained, US$100 per barrel oil will prove incompatible with the pace of economic recovery, the IEA warned Tuesday
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 Commodities on fireGold, corn and tin hit record highs on Monday, silver touched its highest in 31 years, lead hit a three-year peak and oil touched its highest in 2-1/2 years as investors worried about inflation and future supplies
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 High oil prices could derail recovery: IEASustained high oil prices will damage world economic recovery, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday, as it warned that OPEC's cushion of spare oil output to calm the market was at its lowest for four years
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 Inflation genie could spook emerging marketsSurging oil prices might be the final straw for countries from Brazil to Vietnam to South Korea which are already trying to rein in galloping growth with interest rate hikes, capital controls and other price-containment measures, analysts say
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 Oil prices could break emerging marketsOTTAWA . The inflation genie may be starting to escape from the grasp of emerging markets.
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 When do high oil prices start to do damage?A recovering economy helped U.S. chief executive officers weather crude's surge past the US$100 mark. At US$110 a barrel, the pain would start to kick in
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 Libya crude oil shipments said to be at standstillCrude oil shipments from Libya are at a virtual standstill as reduced production and bad weather hamper exports from the world's 12th largest producer, shipping sources said on Monday
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