Summary Box: Exxon Mobil expects to spend $28B in 2010 as rivals pull back amid soft demand FOLLOW THE MONEY: Exxon Mobil Corp. will increase its capital spending by 3 percent to $28 billion this year despite weak global demand for energy. ...
Exxon Mobil expects to spend $28B in 2010 as rivals pull back amid soft demand Exxon Mobil said Thursday it will boost spending this year on new and existing projects even as some rivals pull back because of weak global demand for ...
Japan revises down 4Q economic growth to 3.8 percent annualized rate from 4.6 percent Japan's economic growth was weaker than first estimated in the fourth quarter, underscoring a patchy recovery in the world's No. 2 economy. Gross domestic product expanded at an ...
Japan's core private-sector machinery orders, a leading indicator of corporate capital spending, fell 3.7 percent in January from the previous month, official data showed Wednesday. The drop reversed a robust 20.1 percent rise in December, which followed an 11.3 percent fall in ...
Japan's core private-sector machinery orders, a leading indicator of corporate capital spending, fell 3.7 percent in January from the previous month, official data showed Wednesday. The drop reversed a robust 20.1 percent rise in December, which followed an 11.3 percent fall in ...
Anadarko increases capital spending in 2010, will focus on drilling domestic operations Anadarko Petroleum Corp. said Tuesday it plans to boost capital spending this year by as much as 22 percent as it focuses on exploration and development of new oil fields ...
Recovery expected to lose steam after bolting ahead at 5.9 percent pace in Q4; home sales sag The recovery is losing steam. The economy is now likely expanding at just half the brisk 5.9 percent pace at which the government on Friday ...
Grocery-store operator Safeway (SWY) opened for trading this morning down 4.3%, at 22.50. The shares then proceeded to climb 10% from that level to close at 24.73, a +5.2% gain on the day. Along with the broad market being down early, some investors ...
<div><p>Japanese machinery orders hit a record low in July and deflation lingered as the world's second-largest economy struggles to recover in the face of weak domestic demand, data showed Thursday.</p><p>Core orders, a leading indicator of corporate capital spending, fell 9.3 percent from ...
<div><h1> TURNING ON THE CORPORATE TAP </h1><p>Are companies ready to spend?</p><p> As the economy went into a tailspin last year, many companies stopped investing in their operations. For months they've refused to buy new computers, trucks, and other capital goods in an ...
