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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has fined the global money management and investment firm BlackRock Inc. $12 million for failing to disclose a conflict of interest between former portfolio manager Daniel J. Rice III, the funds he managed and his family business.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has fined the global money management and investment firm BlackRock Inc. $12 million for failing to disclose a conflict of interest between former portfolio manager Daniel J. Rice III, the funds he managed and his family business.

Rice University scientists are on to an environmentally friendly carbon-capture method that may be equally adept at drawing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from natural gas wells and industrial flue gases.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could take action against the global asset and investment firm BlackRock Inc. after an investigation into a former employee, Daniel J. Rice III, revealed a potential conflict of interest between the portfolios he managed and his family business, Rice Energy Inc., according to an 8-K filed by the firm Friday.

Pure-play Appalachian operator Rice Energy Inc. continues to scoop up land in Belmont County, OH, where all of its Utica Shale operations are centered, inking a more than $3.4 million deal Tuesday with county commissioners for another 424 gross acres.

Economics and long-term production are driving Rice Energy Inc., the new kid on the Marcellus-Utica block, bent on making the most of its core areas.

The first three months of 2014, in which Rice Energy Inc. completed a $594.5 million initial public offering (IPO), also brought the Canonsburg, PA-based company good news out of the Marcellus and Utica shales.

For the first time since going public in January, senior officials at Rice Energy Inc. on Thursday laid out a development plan that looks as far ahead as 2016 and made a case for why they believe the pure-play Appalachian company is poised for unique growth.

Pure-play Appalachian operator Rice Energy Inc. has agreed to acquire gathering assets in southwest Pennsylvania from a subsidiary of M3 Midstream LLC for $110 million in cash.