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U.S. Shale Starts to Crack Under $50–$60 Oil

With oil trading near $55–60 per barrel, many producers—especially smaller independents—are struggling to maintain ...
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General Shale to close brick plant, will retain shipping yard

EAST SPENCER — After 125 years in business as a brick plant, what is now General Shale brick will cease operations on April 1, with a loss of 65 jobs. The Tennesse-based General Shale bought Meridian ...
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Bank Sees U.S. Shale Growing for Another 4 Years

Irina is a writer for Oilprice.com with over a decade of experience writing on the oil and gas industry. HSBC: US shale could grow for the next 3-4 years. It appears that the U.S. shale boom has moved ...
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U.S. Shale Is Growing Old. That’s a Problem for Donald Trump’s Oil Plans.

President-elect Donald Trump wants U.S. oil producers to rekindle their once-frenzied drilling, but the country’s shale patch has changed since his first administration. Wildcatters are mostly gone, ...