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Chesapeake Energy Corp. is hiring an Anadarko Petroleum Corp. engineer who oversaw oil projects around the world to slash costs and transform a corporate culture forged by Chesapeake’s wildcatting co-founder.
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As Anadarko Petroleum Corp. Chairman Jim Hackett steps down and heads off to Harvard Divinity School, Chief Executive Officer Al Walker’s biggest challenge is convincing investors nothing will change at the $45 billion global oil explorer.
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Anadarko Petroleum Corp., the oil explorer that’s expanding production in Colorado and Texas, reported first-quarter profit that surpassed analysts’ estimates as the company raised the top end of its 2013 forecast.
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James Sullivan , a former managing director of Millennium Management LLC’s Asian business, said he joined JPMorgan Chase & Co. as head of Asia telecom research and telecom, Internet and new media strategist.
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The U.S. has 2,384 trillion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas according to an industry estimate, twice what a similar study concluded nine years ago as drillers began tapping shale formations using a technique known as hydraulic fracturing.
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Anadarko Petroleum Corp., the second- biggest U.S. independent oil and natural gas producer by market value, reported fourth-quarter profit that exceeded analysts’ estimates and output that surpassed its own forecast.
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Anadarko Petroleum Corp., the second- biggest U.S. independent oil and natural gas producer by market value, reported fourth-quarter output that exceeded its own forecast and profit that surpassed analysts’ estimates.
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Slumping oil and natural-gas prices threaten to exacerbate a cash crunch at Chesapeake Energy Corp., adding to pressure on Chief Executive Officer Aubrey McClendon to sell oilfields from Texas to Ohio.
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Brookfield Office Properties, owner of lower Manhattan’s World Financial Center , forecast 2011 funds from operations below analysts’ estimates as lease expirations in New York and Boston may result in new deals at lower rents.
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Chesapeake Energy Corp., the U.S. energy producer that wrote down $2 billion in natural gas reserves yesterday, said some asset sales may be delayed as it seeks new buyers. The shares fell the most in four months.
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