An internal analysis performed by Exxon in 2020 suggested mismanagement by operators and poor planning were behind cost overruns
article
Latest
Most Read
article
Weekends
Ukraine Latest: Invasion at Seven Months; More Grain Shipments
Deutsche Bank Settles Epstein Vetting Lawsuit for $26 Million
NASA Delays Artemis I Moon Launch Again on Tropical Storm Risk
Fiona Slams Into Nova Scotia With Fierce Wind, Flooding Rain
Credit Suisse Seeks to Ease Jitters After Turnaround Speculation
Mubadala Is Said to Have Best Offer for BP Bunge Brazil Venture
GM’s Commitment to Electric Cars Still Has Skeptics
Italian Election Threatens to Shatter Quiet in Its Bond Market
Live
Live on Bloomberg TV
Best of The Earthshot Prize 2022
JD Vance Is Struggling to Hold On to Republicans’ Senate Seat in Close Ohio Race
Americans Have Always Bought Too Much Car. Now They’re Doing It With EVs
NASA Set to Ram Distant Asteroid In Bid to Avoid Future Catastrophes on Earth
Florida Governor DeSantis Declares State of Emergency Amid Storm
Putin’s Conscripts Won’t Win His War But May Drag It Out
Opinion
Sarah Green Carmichael
CEOs Can't Fix Our Biggest Problem With RTO: Commuting
Covid showed that many of us don’t have to endure miserable commutes to be productive. No amount of free breakfast will change that.
Mark Gilbert
The Wrath of Kanye Threatens Sneaker Maker Adidas
Plus, the Covid bicycle boom and a UK market meltdown.
Jonathan Bernstein
How Trump and Hannity Are Hurting the Republican Party
The Fox News host encourages the former president’s rants — and that's not a winning message for the GOP.
Paul J. Davies
US Megabanks Are Being Asked the Wrong Questions
Policy makers worried about market concentration should be focusing on the power of technology instead.
Stephen L. Carter
America's New Secession Movements Aren't a Crime
In New Hampshire and California, separatist movements are getting fierce blowback. But charging proponents with insurrection isn’t the answer.
Latest
Most Read
Opinion
Sarah Green Carmichael
CEOs Can't Fix Our Biggest Problem With RTO: Commuting
Covid showed that many of us don’t have to endure miserable commutes to be productive. No amount of free breakfast will change that.
Mark Gilbert
The Wrath of Kanye Threatens Sneaker Maker Adidas
Plus, the Covid bicycle boom and a UK market meltdown.
Jonathan Bernstein
How Trump and Hannity Are Hurting the Republican Party
The Fox News host encourages the former president’s rants — and that's not a winning message for the GOP.
Paul J. Davies
US Megabanks Are Being Asked the Wrong Questions
Policy makers worried about market concentration should be focusing on the power of technology instead.
Stephen L. Carter
America's New Secession Movements Aren't a Crime
In New Hampshire and California, separatist movements are getting fierce blowback. But charging proponents with insurrection isn’t the answer.
War in Ukraine
Zelenskiy Says China’s Position on Russian Invasion ‘Ambiguous’
Blinken Calls Russian Seizure of Nuclear Plant ‘Flagrant Breach’
Philippines’ Marcos Seeks Russian Fuel as Inflation Bites
