Exxon's Climate-Change Accounting Goes on Trial

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Exxon's Climate-Change Accounting Goes on Trial

The trial, which begins Tuesday in state court in Manhattan, is the culmination of a sprawling investigation into Exxon and its accounting practices that
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Worley cops first strike as chairman warns on Dar Group creep

WorleyParson’s has received a first strike with more than 30 per cent of shareholders voting against an executive payment regime that delivered a substantial cash bonus to chief executive Andrew Wood for completing a controversial merger. The investor …
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Oil prices steady as investors weigh demand concerns

Oil prices largely held steady on Monday, recouping some early losses as investors took stock of global economic pressures that could impact oil demand. Global benchmark Brent crude oil futures were down 1 cent to $59.41 a barrel by 0648 GMT. U.S. West …
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Uber holds town hall in downtown Dallas to discuss bringing self-driving cars to the city

DALLAS — Uber held its first town hall in Dallas on Tuesday to discuss bringing its self-driving vehicle project to the city. Eric Meyhofer, CEO of Uber’s Advanced Technologies Group, was present at the town hall to answer questions. He told WFAA that the …
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Interest Rate Cuts: What's Jerome Powell's Stance?

On Tuesday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell expressed willingness towards interest rate cuts amid the slowdown. He spoke in Denver during the annual meeting for the National Association of Business Economics. He said that two rate cuts this year have …
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