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Tuesday, February 14th, 2012

Posts Tagged ‘ OAO Gazprom ’

Global Investment News Roundup Wednesday, December 31st, 2008

Dec 31st, 2008 | By William Patalon III | Category: Financial News

Barclays: Japan 4Q GDP Will Shrink 12.1%; Holiday Sales Worst Since 1970; American Greetings Buys Recycled Paper Greetings; Consumer Confidence Hits Record Low; China Eastern Gets Additional Funds; Gazprom Gets Paid



New Natural Gas Discoveries are a Boon for the U.S. Energy Sector

Aug 28th, 2008 | By Jason Simpkins | Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy

After declining for 15 years, U.S. natural gas production is finally on the rise, thanks to new technological developments that make it possible to draw large amounts of gas from deposits previously thought to be unreachable. An increase in natural gas production of the magnitude many industry insiders predict could do wonders for business, the environment and even U.S. energy independence.



Moscow Seizes Control of Agricultural Exports

Aug 4th, 2008 | By Jason Simpkins | Category: Emerging Markets, Financial News, Oil Investment & Alternative Energy

Russia has generated considerable political ill will throughout the former Soviet Union and even in Europe by renationalizing its energy sector – ultimately using such state-run ventures as OAO Gazprom and its resource-rich position as weapons of economic diplomacy.



Global Investing Roundups Thursday, July 17th, 2008

Jul 17th, 2008 | By William Patalon III | Category: International Investing

Wells Fargo Jumps 32% on Dividend Hike; Crude Falls $10 in Two Days; Home Building Collapses; Gazprom Threatens to Take Belarus to Court; Gannett’s 2nd Quarter Tumble; SK Telecom Eyes up Sprint?; Time Warner Travels to Seattle; Delta’s $1 Billion Loss Turns to Gains



Gazprom Keeps the Heat on Europe by Pressing Libya

Jul 14th, 2008 | By Jason Simpkins | Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy

OAO Gazprom, Russia’s state- sponsored gas monopoly, is offering to buy all of Libya’s oil and gas exports in a bid to increase its dominance over Europe’s gas market and enhance Russia’s political clout throughout the region. Alexei Miller, Gazprom’s chief executive, made the offer on July 9th at a meeting with Libya’s head of state, Muammer Gaddafi.