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| | | ... Tinto was down 68 cents at $66.16 and Fortescue Metals was four cents weaker at $5.40. Energy stocks were higher though, with Oil Search up 21.5 cents at $8.865, Santos up 11 cents at $13.75 and Woodside 23 cents higher at $38.18. Qantas was down 1.25 ... |
| | | | ... cease to invest directly in companies involved the extraction, refinement and exportation of thermal coal and unconventional oil and gas. The ethical fund manager, which is associated with the Uniting Church in Australia, will join a very small group ... |
| | | | ... and social impact, which are currently more the domain of management. Easterbrook cited the example of the BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill. "When you look at it in detail, there were quite a lot of warning sign about this and they weren't picked up. And ... |
| | | | ... refused to confirm or deny reports it plans to axe up to 5,000 jobs as part of its efforts find $2 billion in savings. Shares in Oil Search were flat at $8.57, after the Papua New Guinea oil and gas producer entered a two-day trading halt pending the ... |
| | | | ... price index futures contract was up 27 points at 5,450. No major local economic news is expected on Tuesday. In equities news, Oil Search and QBE Insurance are expected to post full year results, while AV Jennings, AWE, Ramsay Health Care, Cabcharge ... |
| | | | ... Billiton up 44 cents to $36.75, Rio Tinto up $1.20 at $65.51, while iron ore miner Fortescue Metals gained 14 cents to $5.29. Oil and gas explorer Drillsearch Energy added nine cents, or more than six per cent, to $1.52 after increasing its 2014 production ... |
| | | | ... up $1.57, or almost nine per cent, at $19.86, after saying sales and profit rose in the first half of the financial year. Oil Search was also higher, up 15 cents, or nearly two per cent, on increased production and revenue. |
| | | | ... gained 18 cents to $38.07, and Rio was up 45 cents to $66.77 although iron ore miner Fortescue was five cents lower at $5.63. Oil and gas giant Woodside Petroleum was 70 cents weaker at $38.42, and Santos had lost seven cents to $14.44. On Wall Street ... |
| | | | ... or 2.5 per cent, to $37.77, while Rio was up 86 cents to $66.44 and iron ore miner Fortescue was 13 cents higher at $5.66. Oil giant Woodside Petroleum was 35 cents higher at $38.98, and Santos had gained 13 cents to $14.50. The big for banks were lower ... |
| | | | ... deficit. "We think this is truly the big deal," he said. "The biggest issue is we don't have the infrastructure to get that oil where it needs to be. They are flaring more natural gas than you can believe in the middle of the United States. They have ... |
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