Jan 29 (Reuters) - U.S. shale producers Coterra Energy and Devon Energy could announce an agreement to merge as soon as next week, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday. A possible ...

U.S. shale producers are expanding overseas-from Argentina and Turkey to Australia and the UAE-as domestic shale basins ...

Devon Energy and Coterra Energy announced they have agreed to an all-stock merger. The new company is valued at $58 billion.

Devon Energy agreed to buy Coterra Energy in a roughly $21.5 billion all-stock deal that would birth one of the largest U.S.

Permian Basin shale oil may get a permanent change if Devon Energy and Coterra Energy proceed with a proposed $57 billion ...

A merger between to big independent upstream companies, Devon Energy and Coterra Energy, creates a new powerhouse on the U.S.

Oil prices have come under pressure amid lower global demand, mouting uncertainty over tariffs, and greater supply on the market from both OPEC and non-OPEC countries. Commodities analysts estimate ...

As advancements in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling continue to revolutionize the nation’s energy outlook, it’s important to consider the economic ripple effect expanding shale energy has ...

Below is an excerpt of my op-ed in today’s Investor’s Business Daily “No Energy Policy Has Been A Blessing For Shale Boom“: The shale revolution happened not as a result of government mandates, ...

Has the lack of a workable energy policy been a blessing? Surprisingly, yes. Take the shale revolution. Its success has put the brakes on Russia’s Vladimir Putin, weakened OPEC and propelled the ...

Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy and Houston’s Coterra Energy are merging in an all-stock deal to become a large-cap producer ...

Devon Energy and Coterra Energy will merge in a $58 billion all-stock deal to form one of the largest and most ...