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Marathon Oil Corp. ended talks to sell part of its stake in the Athabasca Oil Sands Project as Canadian oil sands deals languish in the face of low heavy crude prices and competing U.S. shale investments.
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Seeking to quell environmental concerns about the chemicals it shoots underground to extract oil and natural gas, Apache Corp. told shareholders in April that it disclosed information about “all the company’s U.S. hydraulic fracturing jobs” on a website last year.
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Marathon Oil Corp., the U.S. oil producer that spun off its refining business last year, paid Chief Executive Officer Clarence Cazalot three times more in 2011 than a year earlier after the company’s stock price surged.
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A wave of shareholder rebellions and executive retirements that’s left at least six North American oil and gas companies searching for chief executive officers is leading toward a bidding war for the industry’s best leaders.
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Marathon Oil Corp. signed its first agreements to explore for petroleum in Iraq’s Kurdistan region, acquiring positions in four exploration blocks as the company seeks to boost crude production.
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Marathon Oil Corp., the U.S. oil and natural gas producer that spun off its refining business last year, is seeking to sell more than 96,000 net acres in the Eagle Ford formation in Texas.
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Marathon Oil Corp., the fourth- largest U.S. energy company, said it doesn’t expect changes in the $1.3 billion price or closing schedule on its planned sale of a 20 percent stake in a block off the coast of Angola.
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Marathon Oil Corp. said Chief Operating Officer David E. Roberts Jr., once viewed as a possible successor to Chief Executive Officer Clarence Cazalot, is resigning to pursue other interests.
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As much as higher education and corporate America would like to be engaged, college presidents are struggling to reconcile the demands and values of academia with shareholder skepticism about their boardroom commitments.
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The week after U.S. oil executives in Libya received tongue-lashings from Muammar Qaddafi and one of his lieutenants in February 2008, Occidental Petroleum Corp . hired an additional lobbyist.
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