Mediation Ordered in Exxon Mobil Royalties Dispute
Alabama court ordered mediation in the $3.6 billion dispute over natural gas royalties with Exxon Mobil. Renowned mediator Eric D. Green will oversee talks scheduled for July 30 as the state and Exxon share mediation costs. Green previously aided Microsoft antitrust talks and has ties to Alabama cases.
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Wall Street Holds Steady Ahead of Fed Meeting
Wall Street closed mixed as investors weighed an anticipated quarter-point rate rise and Iraq power handover. Dow gained 84.50 to 10,479.57, Nasdaq rose 26.83 to 2,020.98, and S&P 500 added 9.65 to 1,144.06 amid cautious trading and strong earnings.
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Former Sterling student’s company earns top Houston honors
CompleteRx, a Houston based pharmacy management company owned by Sterling High School graduate Terry Andrus, ranked ninth for actual revenue growth in Houston 100 fastest growing private companies. Andrus credited clients and employees for the achievement, noting his Sterling 1982 graduation and Baytown roots.
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Crude futures fall as U S inventories hit two-year high
In New York on Wednesday, U S crude inventories rose to 305.4 million barrels, the highest since August 2002, with imports topping 10 million barrels for a fifth straight week. The EIA reported a 2.5 million barrel build, while API estimated 4.887 million barrels. Prices slid to 37.32 a barrel on expectations of OPEC overproduction and Norwegian offshore strikes impacting supply.
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