Energy Transfer Is Back to Dealmaking With SemGroup Buy
U.S. pipeline giant Energy Transfer agreed to acquire rival operator SemGroup Corp. for about $1.35 billion in a stock and cash deal, building out billionaire Kelcy Warren’s empire even as investors demand financial discipline.
Texas Job Growth to Take Hit if Oil Rout Drags On, Fed Says
Job growth in the Lone Star State will likely weaken in the first half of 2019 if oil prices remain at current levels, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Keystone XL Pipe Cleared to Start Limited Pre-Construction Work
TransCanada Corp. can resume certain pre-construction activities, including engineering and meeting with stakeholders, for the Keystone XL oil pipeline after a federal court decision, the company said in an e-mail statement.
Troubled $4.6 Billion Shale Pipe Hits New Snag on Ruling
A $4.6 billion shale gas pipeline that already has been delayed by about a year is facing another setback after a court vacated a key permit.
Oil Rises to Five-Week High on Freeze Optimism, Weakening Dollar
Oil closed at its highest level in five weeks, bolstered by a weakening dollar and speculation that OPEC talks next month could result in a crude output freeze.
Cheap Gasoline and Three-Day Weekend to Fuel Record July 4 Travel
If you’re road-tripping this holiday weekend, you’re in good company. With U.S. gasoline prices the lowest in more than a decade, July 4 travelers are expected to hit the road in record numbers.
Permits for Drones Soar Even as FAA Develops Rules
The Federal Aviation Administration is issuing permits for the commercial use of drones at a rate of about 250 a month as it tries to meet the growing demand for unmanned aircraft while it develops rules for their use.