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Chesapeake Says Court Decision Forces it to Scrap Headquarters Plans
Posted Thursday, May 29, 2008 ; 09:18 AM Updated Thursday, May 29, 2008 ; 09:35 AM Company's Eastern Division will remain in capital city.
Texoma lodge to make way for new resort
Texoma State Lodge and its old golf course now belong to private developers. But perhaps not for long.
While legislators in Washington are grilling energy producers over their record profits during times of record prices, The industry says in response to criticism about its profits that, yes, it is making ...
Landowners Getting Trampled In Gas Rights Rush
Natural gas companies and speculators around the country are trying to lock up long-ignored drilling rights quickly and cheaply, and some property owners are getting trampled.
POPS doubles Arcadia's sales-tax revenue
POPS doubles Arcadia's sales-tax revenue May 24, 2008 I can't say that I'm surprised by this story from the Edmond Sun : The most recent Oklahoma Tax Commission figures indicates that Arcadia's sales tax ...
House Passes Deep Well Tax Break
Governor Brad Henry 's desk is the next stop for legislation that extends a tax break to oil and gas producers that drill deep wells.
WVa court refuses appeal of royalties verdict
The West Virginia Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal by energy companies NiSource Inc.
Plans to build a $750 million resort at Lake Texoma moved forward Wednesday with the Oklahoma Tourism Commission's approval to sell the agency's remaining property at Lake Texoma State Park.
House passes deep well tax break
Gov. Brad Henry's desk is the next stop for legislation passed in the Oklahoma House on Thursday that extends a tax break to oil and gas producers that drill deep wells.
Natural gas vehicles receiving more attention
As gasoline prices soar experts at an alternative fuels forum in Oklahoma City say the use of natural gas vehicles is getting more consideration in the marketplace.
Landowners get windfalls from natural gas drilling
Pastor Elvis Bowman of the Greater Mount Tabor Christian Center, an aging, homespun church in a low-income neighborhood here, has a new title: energy mogul.
Natural Gas: Playing the Haynesville Shale
CHK / GDP / HK The Wall Street Journal explicated the Haynesville shale play offering various views on the three main ways to participate.
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“And they wished us the best of luck”
Two giants of the Barnett Shale are engaging in a giving war Just when you think the competition between drilling companies Chesapeake Energy and XTO Energy can't get any hotter, it takes a new turn. via Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Option Update: Chesapeake Energy volatility elevated; shares near record high
Posted May 15th 2008 9:45AM by Paul Foster Filed under: Chesapeake Energy , Options Chesapeake Energy is the largest independent and third-largest overall producer of natural gas in the U.S. Bloomberg reports ... via Blogging Stocks
From tech to Wall Street to the military to entertainment , 19 accomplished people tell Fortune about the advice that most influenced their lives. via Fortune
“Chesapeake is the largest company natural gas producer, being that 800-pound gorilla, and being up there for two years leasing quietly ... when the big guy gets in that arena people pay attention”
MANSFIELD, La. -- The recent announcement of a large natural gas deposit in northwest Louisiana that's being described as one of the richest onshore fields of natural gas ever discovered in the United States ... via The Cincinnati Enquirer
The Chesapeake Express Keeps Rolling
If the media's reports of Chesapeake Energy 's first-quarter results got you worked into a lather, take a deep breath. via Fool.com
OKC's SandRidge sells assets to Tulsa-based Williams for $285 million
Tulsa-based Williams announced today it has agreed to purchase interests in Colorado's Piceance Basin from Oklahoma City's SandRidge and other parties for $285 million in cash. via Oklahoma City Business
Chesapeake, McClendons give a combined $15 million to school
University of Oklahoma President David Boren says the school will receive a combined $15 million in gifts from Chesapeake Energy Co. via Tulsa World
After a 38% collective pay raise in 2006, chief executives of the 500 biggest companies in the U.S. took a pay cut of 15% last year. via KCPQ
It's not every day that shares of multiple exploration and production companies are up by double-digit percentages. via Motley Fool
Chesapeake Energy Corp. Q1 2008 Earnings Call Transcript
Jeff Mobley - SVP IR Aubrey McClendon - Chairman and CEO Marc Rowland - CFO Steve Dixon - COO Mark Lester -EVP of Exploration Analysts David Heikkinen - Tudor, Pickering Michael Hall - Stifel Nicolaus Tom ... via Seeking Alpha
Given the company's share performance over the past few months, I'm pretty sure that people have stopped pitying Patterson-UTI . In the company's first fiscal quarter, not everything went off without a hitch, ... via Fool.com
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