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Dining at Devon
The oil and gas company is serving up a pot full of options Chesapeake is top Oklahoma company on annual Fortune list
For the fifth year, Chesapeake and Devon make the Best Companies to Work For list; American Fidelity makes ninth appearance Chesapeake one step closer to acquiring Bronco Drilling
Companies have entered into a definitive agreement Devon celebrates topping out tower
Drilling the numbers
Devon, Chesapeake, SandRidge and Continental announce first-quarter earnings, plans for future growth Mother Earth= mother lode
Tribes look to cash in on wind, others in the industry say total reliance on wind energy may not be the most sound decision Dining at Devon
The oil and gas company serves up a towerful of options Devon reports 2011 earnings at $4.7 billion
Chesapeake board clarifies agreement with McClendon
Chesapeake ranked seventh best place to work in IT
American Fidelity Assurance Co. comes in at 11
The oil and gas company is serving up a pot full of options Chesapeake is top Oklahoma company on annual Fortune list
For the fifth year, Chesapeake and Devon make the Best Companies to Work For list; American Fidelity makes ninth appearance Chesapeake one step closer to acquiring Bronco Drilling
Companies have entered into a definitive agreement Devon celebrates topping out tower
Drilling the numbers
Devon, Chesapeake, SandRidge and Continental announce first-quarter earnings, plans for future growth Mother Earth= mother lode
Tribes look to cash in on wind, others in the industry say total reliance on wind energy may not be the most sound decision Dining at Devon
The oil and gas company serves up a towerful of options Devon reports 2011 earnings at $4.7 billion
Chesapeake board clarifies agreement with McClendon
Chesapeake ranked seventh best place to work in IT
American Fidelity Assurance Co. comes in at 11
Energy - 05.07.2012
Largest Chesapeake shareholder sends directives to CEO and board
Chesapeake Energy Corp.’s largest shareholder focused some direct language toward the company May 7 in an amendment to a previous document filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that called for the energy company to set aside goals and practices it feels are not beneficial to current operations and focus on maximizing operational cash flow. It also urged the board to be open to any offers to acquire the whole company, with several provisions. Read more
Energy - 05.01.2012
McClendon no longer serves as chairman, continues as CEO
by okcBIZ Staff
Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s Aubrey McClendon no longer will serve as chairman of the company's board of directors, but will continue as CEO. According to company officials, the board's nominating and corporate governance committee “is considering potential candidates with no previous substantive relationship with Chesapeake and will be soliciting input from major shareholders.” Read more
Energy - 04.26.2012
Chesapeake board clarifies agreement with McClendon
by okcBIZ Staff
In response to recent media reports
of shady dealings inside Chesapeake Energy Corp. and with its CEO, the board of
directors does not plan to extend a lucrative well drilling program past its
current deadline of Dec. 31, 2015. Read more
Energy - 04.19.2012
Chesapeake shares dip on news of McClendon's investment in wells
by okcBIZ Staff
Chesapeake
Energy Corp. shares sharply declined April 18 after a published report
showed CEO Aubrey McClendon took out personal loans to the tune of at least
$1.1 billion and used Chesapeake wells as collateral. Read more
Energy - 04.10.2012
Three Chesapeake deals to net $2.6 billion
by OKCBiz Staff
Three oil and gas asset monetization transactions announced by Chesapeake Energy Corp. will result in proceeds of about $2.6 billion in cash.
Read more
Energy - 03.28.2012
Dining at Devon
The oil and gas company serves up a towerful of options
Ready for some Downtown dining unlike anything the city has seen before? Devon Energy Corp. plans to open a full-service restaurant and banquet space in the top two floors of its new 50-story office tower, in addition to an expansive food court in its adjoining garden wing.
Read moreEnergy - 02.23.2012
Dining at Devon
The oil and gas company is serving up a pot full of options
Devon Energy Corp.
plans to open a full-service restaurant and banquet space in the top two floors
of its 50-story office tower, in addition to a food court in its adjoining garden wing.
Read more
Energy - 02.15.2012
Devon reports 2011 earnings at $4.7 billion
Devon Energy Corp. reported for 2011 its net earnings bested 2010 by $100 million to end the year at $4.7 billion. Read more
Energy - 02.13.2012
Chesapeake details its financial plan for 2012
Company targets $10-12 billion in asset monetizations during the year
by Submitted
Chesapeake Energy Corporation today provided details on its financial
plan to fully fund the company’s anticipated capital expenditures during
2012 and provide additional liquidity for 2013. The company is also
projecting that its rapidly increasing liquids production will enable it
in 2014 to reach equilibrium between its cash flow from operations and
its planned drilling and completion capital expenditures. Read more
Energy - 02.06.2012
Oklahoma oil field services company acquired by Reservoir Group, Scotland
Warren & Christian, Inc. acquired by Empirica, the surface logging division of Reservoir Group, Scotland
Energy - 02.02.2012
Assets International opens Oklahoma office to expand mineral rights owners investigative services
Energy - 01.19.2012
Chesapeake is top Oklahoma company on annual Fortune list
For the fifth year, Chesapeake and Devon make the Best Companies to Work For list; American Fidelity makes ninth appearance
Four Oklahoma companies – three based in Oklahoma City – made it on the
Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For list, a yearly compilation that
seeks out employers around the country that go above and beyond for
their employees. Read more
Energy - 01.06.2012
SandRidge plans offering of stock in Mississippian Trust II
Oklahoma City-based oil and gas company will offer $500 million in common units; awaiting SEC approval.
by okcBIZ Staff
SandRidge
Energy Inc. plans an initial offering of about $500 million in common
units in its newly-formed Mississippian Trust II, according to filings
with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Read more
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