Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
9/21/17
Glencore Strikes Multi-Year Purchase Deal With Angola LNG
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
Glencore is to buy LNG supplies from Angola LNG over a multi-year period.
WoodMac: LNG Growth To Propel Oil And Gas Industry's Carbon Emissions
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
LNG will be the biggest source of carbon emission growth for the world's top oil and gas companies by 2025, according to a new study by Wood Mackenzie.
Robust Asia Demand Drives ME, Russia Crude Premiums To Multi-Month Highs
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
Spot premiums for Middle East and Russian crude loading in November and December have hit multi-month highs.
EIA: US Crude Inventories Up Again, Gasoline, Diesel Stocks Down
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
US crude oil stockpiles jumped last week as imports and production increased, while distillate inventories fell the most in nearly six years and gasoline inventories also declined.
Dominican Republic Shuts Most Ports Ahead Of Hurricane Maria
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
Dominican Republic closed most of its ports ahead of Hurricane Maria, the government says.
Anadarko To Spend $2.5B On Massive Share Buyback
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
Anadarko says it would spend $2.5 billion to buy back its own stock.
Oil Up 2% Despite US Crude Build; Set For Best 3Q Since 2004
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
Oil prices settled up 2% despite a rise in US crude inventories.
Advanced Communication Crucial to Quashing Protesters
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
Armed with scare tactics and social media, professional pipeline protesters are requiring the energy industry to use advanced communication to silence their claims.
Petrobras CEO Says Transfer Of Rights Talks Still Ongoing
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
It is unclear when talks will conclude with the government on a revaluation of stakes in offshore oil blocks known as 'Transfer of Rights' areas, a Petrobras executive says.
Two Big Words Show Why US Oil May Finally Be Turning a Corner
Posted on Tuesday September 19, 2017
Oil futures in New York have been stuck in glut mode, but that may be starting to change.
Wall Street Journal
Commercial News
9/21/17
WSJ.com: Commercial Real Estate
NYC's Pearl River Mart Will Expand to Chelsea Market
Pearl River Mart, once a casualty of skyrocketing retail rents, is planning to open another 3,500 square-foot store at Chelsea Market in Manhattan.
Office Spaces Focusing More on Communal Areas
Businesses are beginning to design offices spaces that are increasing the amount of square footage per employee when shared work settings are taken into account.
Chocolate Giant Ferrero to Look for Innovation at Cornell Tech
Ferrero, Italian manufacturer of sweets and chocolates, is setting up an innovation outpost at Cornell University?s technology campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City.
Shortage of Industrial Space on Long Island Squeezes Tenants
Long Island?s shrinking industrial space has placed expanding tenants in a tough spot, forcing them to look east to Suffolk County and off the island entirely, according to real-estate services firm JLL.
Supermarkets Face a Growing Problem: Too Much Space
A massive build-out by retailers has left the country piled up with grocery shelves as consumers shift from big weekly shopping trips to more snacking and to-go meals.
Excuse Me, You're Blocking My Sun
Australia?s rapid embrace of rooftop panels?now installed on one in four homes in some areas?has collided with another hot spot of investment, construction of apartments and homes.
1031 Exchange Real Estate Tax Break Faces Extinction
A much-loved tax advantage in the commercial real-estate industry is on the chopping block even as chances dim for the passage of a broad federal tax overhaul this year.
