Hess Corporation (NYSE: HES), Marathon Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: MPC), and Baker Hughes Company (NYSE: BKR) have all been named on 3BL Media s 100 Best Corporate Citizens of 2021 list.
Hess Corporation (NYSE: HES), Marathon Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: MPC), and Baker Hughes Company (NYSE: BKR) have all been named on 3BL Media’s 100 Best Corporate Citizens of 2021 list.
Hess Corporation was the top ranked energy company, coming in 35th overall with a score of 77.95. Marathon Petroleum Corporation ranked 77th with a score of 73.54, and Baker Hughes ranked 93rd with a score of 71.8. Hess Corporation has been named on the list for 14 consecutive years and was the only oil and gas producer to earn a place on this year’s rankings.
Ionia County Sheriff s Office names jail administrator
IONIA A longtime corrections officer at the Ionia County Sheriff’s Office was named the jail administrator.
Capt. Andy Dinehart began his position Monday, May 17, replacing Jon Hess, who retired as jail administrator at the end of last year. Dinehart has been with the sheriff’s office since 2003.
“I’m just trying to get settled in just observing and seeing what changes may need to be made,” said Dinehart.
The jail administrator runs the operations of the correctional facility, said Ionia County Sheriff Charlie Noll. Dinehart will oversee the inmates, staff, policy and procedures, maintenance and kitchen.
Charity singing group disappointed as latest Covid-19 guidance halts comeback event We have had the rug pulled from under us
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John Hess, chair of Music for Everyone charity outside the Albert Hall, Nottingham (Image: Nottingham Post)
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A Nottingham-based charity singing group has had to cancel its comeback performance after the Government applied massive brakes on eased rules.
(Bloomberg) So far, shale explorers are passing the test.
The industry, much maligned by investors for excessive spending without returns to show for it, has managed to resist a 22% run-up in oil prices during the first three months of this year, holding output almost flat.
A round-up of data on the drillers shows expectations for record free cash flow and signs that the industry is starting to pay its way. There are also indications of a delicate balance between workers finally returning to the fields, while drilling ramps up at a more moderate pace.
“We emerge from earnings season with continued confidence in a disciplined response from covered E&Ps to higher commodity prices,” Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analysts including Neil Mehta wrote Monday in a note to investors. While one quarter of discipline may not be sufficient for explorers to prove their commitment to moderation, there are at least signs that they’re finally heeding investors’ pleas for austerity, the analy
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One of Andrew Yang s recent contributors who provided $500,000 in seed money for a PAC supporting the Democratic mayoral candidate has backed conservative politicians. | Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images
National money floods New York mayor’s race
With five weeks until the election, checks are flowing from special interests on divergent wings of the ideological spectrum.
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NEW YORK Hedge fund billionaires, charter school boosters and prominent labor unions are pouring cash into the New York City mayor’s race contributing to a record haul intended to shape the outcome of the election at the same time new reforms seek to limit the influence of money in politics.