Schlumberger Ltd., the No. 1 oilfield services operator on the planet, eliminated more than 8,000 people from its workforce between January and March, but the sour business environment may take even more jobs before the end of June, CEO Paal Kibsgaard said Friday.
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ExxonMobil Ramps Up NatGas Production at Alaska’s Point Thomson
ExxonMobil Corp. said Friday it has started up production at Point Thomson, the first company-operated project on Alaska’s North Slope, where initial output is expected to be 5,000 b/d of condensate and 100 MMcf/d of natural gas.
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E&P Investments Not Matching Growing Demand, Says Schlumberger CEO
No. 1 oilfield services operator Schlumberger Ltd. laid off another 8,000 people in the first quarter, with more job cuts likely to happen before the end of June, CEO Paal Kibsgaard said Friday.
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Texas Accounts For Majority of Latest Rig Drop
During a week in which only eight land-based U.S. drilling rigs left play, Texas and the Permian Basin saw the majority of departures, losing seven and five rigs each, respectively.
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