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European oil and gas supermajors BP, Equinor, Shell, and TotalEnergies are committing a joint investment ...

Earlier in the year, we reported that the offshore oil and gas sector has been witnessing robust growth ...

Enbridge continues to find more ways to expand.

Financial Markets Brace for Election This week in the markets will likely be marked by high volatility, driven in large part by the looming U.S. presidential election. Historically, financial markets are sensitive to political uncertainty, and this election is shaping up to be particularly contentious. Investors generally prefer stability and...

Exxon’s year-over-year profit fell 5%, a much smaller drop than at rivals BP and TotalEnergies, which posted sharply lower quarterly results

Global Markets Canadian Markets Canada’s main stock index, the TSX, experienced a decline as oil prices continued their downward trajectory. The weakening in oil prices often reflects concerns over supply and demand dynamics, impacting energy stocks heavily weighted in the TSX. In contrast, gold prices saw an uptick, which typically...

A survey of North American equities heading in both directions

The decline was smaller than expected amid a slowdown in global economic activity and oil demand, particularly in China, but raises pressure on BP CEO Murray Auchincloss

BP and Shell are expected to post lower profits this week as the supermajors grapple with weak oil prices ...

Last week, we reported that bearish sentiment in oil markets had sunk to levels last seen during the ...

Some analysts believe that stock markets are pricing a Trump victory in the upcoming U.S. presidential elections. Nucor and ExxonMobil look like two Dividend Aristocrats to buy for investors looking to bet on a second Trump presidency.

BP has faced pressure from shareholders over its energy transition strategy, first launched in 2020, as renewables profit thinned while margins from oil and gas rose

For investors who are after steady, mature companies, beverage companies might be a good place to start. But not all of them bring the same returns to the table.

If you are looking for attractive yields backed by great companies, this trio will be the place for you to start your selection process.

Global Markets Canadian Markets Canada’s main stock index trended higher with the release of the crucial domestic employment data. The latest figures revealed a decline in the unemployment rate to 6.5 percent, accompanied by the creation of 47,000 jobs in September—significantly surpassing the anticipated 27,000 jobs. This positive employment news...

BP’s earnings snapshot comes as CEO Murray Auchincloss scales back the firm’s energy transition strategy to regain investor confidence

Weak refining margins and weaker oil trading results are expected to dent BP’s third-quarter profit, ...

This underperforming AI stock just received an upgrade, and is extending its run into positive territory for 2024.

British energy giant (BP) is scaling back its ambitious 2030 energy transition goals as part of a strategic shift to focus more on oil and gas production. The move, aimed at restoring investor confidence, indicates a change in direction for a company that has been under pressure to balance its...

BP has scrapped a previous target to reduce its oil and gas production by the end of the decade as the ...

Exxon is a leader in making money in the oil patch.

Enbridge is finding no shortage of growth opportunities these days.

Palantir's hot right now. But Wall Street thinks Nvidia is still the better pick.

Artificial intelligence (AI) stock Palantir was recently added to the S&P 500 index.

Two weeks ago, we reported that a long exploration effort has led to the reportedly massive discovery ...