It's official: Apple is the only tech giant to avoid major layoffs or cost-cutting around...
It's official: Apple is the only tech giant to avoid major layoffs or cost-cutting around its earnings season. Read the story.
Putin leveled another veiled nuclear threat in relation to the war in Ukraine, as he ripped into Germany for providing tanks to Kyiv. More here.
The US scrambled F-22s following reports of an unidentified flying object over Montana. It is believed to be a Chinese spy balloon. Get the full story.
Frustrated Texans endure another icy winter storm with no power, heat
AUSTIN, Texas — Thousands of frustrated Texans shivered in homes without power for a second day Thursday,...
AUSTIN, Texas — Thousands of frustrated Texans shivered in homes without power for a second day Thursday, most of them around booming Austin, and fading hopes of a quick fix stirred grim memories of a deadly 2021 blackout after an icy winter storm across the southern U.S.
The freeze has been blamed for at least 10 traffic deaths on slick roads this week in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma. And even as Texas finally began thawing Thursday, a new Artic front from Canada was headed toward the northern U.S. and threatening New England with potentially the coldest weather in decades. Wind chills could dive below minus 50.
By Thursday night, Austin officials backtracked on early estimates that power would be fully restored by Friday evening, saying the extent of the damage was worse than originally calculated and that they could no longer predict when all the lights may come back on.
Full-year adjusted profit, in turn, more than doubled to $39.87B, marking a new high that was well above the prior record of $31B in 2008. Shell said that it was supported by higher realized prices, refining margins and LNG trading throughout the year, which helped offset lower volumes as well as decreased margins in its chemicals business.
North Hudson Launches $275 Million Oil, Gas Credit Fund
Houston’s North Hudson Resource Partners LP launched its inaugural credit fund, North Hudson Energy...
Houston’s North Hudson Resource Partners LP launched its inaugural credit fund, North Hudson Energy Credit Partners LP, the energy investment firm said on Jan. 31 in a press release.
The credit fund will deploy $275 million of capital to support middle-market North American onshore oil and gas production companies. North Hudson is offering senior secured loans to refinance existing debt, finance acquisitions and fund development. North Hudson Energy Credit will primarily provide senior secured loans between $20 million and $50 million as well as flexible capital solutions for special situations.
North Hudson said it has more than $850 million of assets under management and through its private equity platforms own non-operated and operated oil and gas assets. Its current portfolio includes interests in over 4,500 wells primarily located in the Permian, Denver-Julesburg and San Juan basins and the Haynesville Shale.
