Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
7/27/17
TAP Pipeline Appoints New Country Manager For Greece
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) appoints a new country manager for Greece.
Whiting Petroleum Slashes 2017 Budget After Quarterly Loss
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
Whiting Petroleum slashed its 2017 budget by 14%, the latest company to curtail spending due to weak commodity prices.
Sources: UAE Buys First US Oil Cargo To Replace Qatar Condensate
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
The United Arab Emirates will import the country's first oil cargo from the United States, two sources familiar with the matter say.
Sri Lanka Deploys Military To Maintain Fuel Supplies After Strike
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
Sri Lanka deployed its military to help distribute fuel after tens of thousands of employees of the state-run firm that controls the bulk of supplies in the island nation went on strike.
Russia, EU Bristle At Proposed New US Sanctions On Moscow, Warn Of Action
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
Russia warns it was edging closer to retaliation against Washington after the House of Representatives backed new US sanctions on Moscow.
Saudi Aramco To Complete Phase 1 Of Expanded Gas Pipeline By Year End
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
Saudi Aramco will complete the first phase of an expansion of the main gas pipeline across Saudi Arabia by the end of this year.
Extended Norway Gas Plant Outage Lifts British Prices
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
The extension of an outage at Norway's Kollsnes gas processing plant lifted British gas prices.
EIA: US Crude Oil, Gasoline Stocks Fall Sharply
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
US crude stocks fell sharply last week due to strong refining activity and an increase in exports, the EIA says.
Oil Jumps To Near 8-Week High After Big Draw In US Crude Stocks
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
Oil prices rose to near eight-week highs, with Brent crude futures above $50 a barrel.
A Worldwide Gas Glut Claims $27 Billion Victim in Canada
Posted on Tuesday July 25, 2017
A $27 billion energy project in Canada just became the latest casualty of a worldwide glut of natural gas.
Wall Street Journal
Commercial News
7/27/17
WSJ.com: Commercial Real Estate
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.
Mall Tenants Play Hardball In Lease Negotiations
Retailers, food and beverage operators and department store chains looking to renew their leases have been asking for more allowances from mall owners.
Mall Project Denied on Former Shea Stadium Site
New York?s highest court on Tuesday blocked the development of a billion-dollar shopping mall on a Citi Field parking lot in Queens, affirming a ruling that the project needs legislative approval to proceed.
New Jersey Landlords Sweeten Perks With Ride-Hailing Subsidies
Food trucks and fitness centers are among the amenities that New Jersey office landlords have been using to attract tenants.The latest perk: Subsidies for digital ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft.
McCourt Global Puts Money Into Modular Construction
One of New York City?s most prominent investors is betting on modular construction. McCourt Global led a group of investors in a $6 million round of funding for Brooklyn company FullStack Modular LLC.
Owners of Two Connected Midtown South Buildings Refinance Property
The owners of two connected Midtown South Buildings have secured $430
