An employee works at a garment factory, which exports products to Europe, in Hefei, Anhui province January 19, 2015. China has agreed to scrap controversial export subsidies on a range Continue Reading
The Canadian unit of one of China’s largest oil and gas companies is on track to start operations at a new 35,000-barrel-per-day oil-sands plant later this year despite crude prices Continue Reading
So much for the hard landing scenario. Chinese leaders appear to have stabilized their $10 trillion-plus economy by relying on a tried and true playbook: unleash a torrent of credit Continue Reading
China’s economy slowed further in the beginning of the year, though Beijing’s policies to revive growth with old-style tools such as lending and construction appeared to gain traction in March. Continue Reading
China’s economy grew at an annual rate of 6.7 per cent in the first quarter of 2016, down slightly from the end of last year but comfortably within the government’s Continue Reading
Goodrich Petroleum Corp. filed for Chapter 11 in a U.S. bankruptcy court to implement a financial reorganization after struggling to restructure its debt amid declining energy prices. “Through the Chapter Continue Reading
In 1968, a pair of scientists from Stanford Research Institute wrote a report for the American Petroleum Institute, a trade association for America’s oil and natural gas industry. They warned Continue Reading
Environmentalists backing a Big Tobacco-style government probe of oil companies plotted their strategy for targeting companies like ExxonMobil at a closed-door meeting in Manhattan earlier this year, according to a Continue Reading
The world’s biggest oil explorers are fighting a U.S. plan to toughen offshore drilling rules that Exxon Mobil Corp. said will cost $25 billion over 10 years and render many Continue Reading
Canada exported 3.2 million barrels of crude per day to the United States last year, the Energy Information Agency reported , a 10 percent annual increase and an all-time record Continue Reading
