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15-20% Inflation Hits M-U Gas Drillers, Profits Remain High So Far

According to a survey of both oil and natural gas drillers, inflation began to drive up production costs during the first quarter of 2022. According to Coterra Energy Inc. President and CEO Thomas Jorden, "We are seeing significant inflation in the oilfield." Coterra is the former Cabot Oil & Gas

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Coterra CEO Says Government, Investors Must Do More to Encourage Production Growth

Coterra Energy Inc.’s CEO Thomas Jorden called for the government and investors to provide the proper signals in response to an energy crisis “unlike

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Coterra CEO Says Government, Investors Must Do More to Encourage Production Growth

Coterra CEO Says Government, Investors Must Do More to Encourage Production Growth
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Conservatives shut out of 2022 commencement invites

America's elite Ivy League universities won't feature any conservative commencement speakers when they return this spring to in-person graduations for the first time in two years.

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Coterra CEO Says It Was an Easy Decision to Start Buyback, and the Energy Firm Can Sustain It

“We look at intrinsic and relative value, and it was not a very difficult decision. We have the cash,” Coterra Energy CEO Thomas Jorden told CNBC’s Jim.

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