Tag: ExxonMobil
Why Oil Stocks, Slipping Now, Have a Bright Future
The industry will be needed to bridge the long transition to net-zero from now to 2050, JPM says.
Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Backs Shell, Votes Against Chevron, ExxonMobil on Climate Proposals
Fund manager Norges Bank Investment Management sided with Shell in rejecting a proposal to align greenhouse gas targets with the Paris agreement.
Black Gold Indeed: Oil Finally Seems Poised to Hit $100
Restrained supply and ravenous demand likely will return it to three figures, says Canaccord.
ESG Activist Larry Fink Takes Heat From Right and Left
Milton Friedman, Ha! ESG Sentiment Won’t Ruin Companies Long Term
That’s the argument from our symposium panelists, who say sustainability boosts stocks both now and into the future.
Demand for Office Space Shows an Uptick
But it’s still 9% behind its pre-pandemic level. Will this all translate into a rebirth for the office market?
Follow-Up: Doomster Grantham’s Stock Picks Are Doing Pretty Well
This noted market pessimist said in January that some shares would thrive, despite a popped bubble.
CalSTRS Lambasts Exxon’s Red Ink and Carbon Capture Venture
The oil giant shows that it needs fresh faces in its boardroom, says the pension fund.
Will the Wheels Come Off the Market in 5 Years?
Doubts rise that stock’s boffo performance will keep rolling through 2025, although almighty tech might let it maintain some momentum, savants say.
CalSTRS Pressures Exxon to Be More Climate-Friendly, Backing Outside Directors Slate
Oil Prices Are Down, But Oil Stocks Are Worse—Why?
The disparity tells us a lot about where fossil fuels are headed. Will black gold regain its luster?
ExxonMobil Dodges Dual-Role Bullet Once Again
New York Common, Church of England funds voice their frustrations with the oil titan in proxy vote.
NY State, Church of England Pensions Withhold Exxon Directors Support
The funds say the oil company’s response to climate change has been ‘inadequate.’
NY State, Church of England Team Up on Exxon over Emissions
They lead investor group, with $19 trillion in assets, demanding the oil titan divulge greenhouse gas targets.