Articles Tagged with ''economy''

Although the timing of the oil and natural gas price squeezes came about simultaneously, their cause is separate.

HD Supply said it entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Waterworks Business Unit to Clayton, Dubilier & Rice. 

ASA member distributors reported a median sales increase of 1.9% for the month ending Feb. 28, compared to the same month in 2016.

With technology suppliers, such as drilling rigs for deep sea access, maintaining competitive pricing, the U.S. oil industry is expected to gain substantial export business.

HARDI’s monthly TRENDS report shows average sales for HARDI distributor members increased by 12.2% in January.

Will the U.S. manufacturing base recover?

Although President Trump’s approach to “populist” domestic production centers and “Made in America” employment growth has generated intense enthusiasm among America’s rank and file, his personal pressure over conglomerate business giants may have unintended consequences. 

One would think U.S. demand would call for even greater expansion to close the crude oil demand gap.

Liquid natural gas is positioned to become the pleasant fossil-fuel surprise during the year.

The outcome of the recent election has resulted in a wide range of emotions.