Aubrey McClendon
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Well, we didn’t buy the team to keep it in Seattle.
My goal is to build a substantial E&P (exploration and production) company both through the drillbit and through acquisitions of producing properties ... In particular, I will be looking for deals with a lot of drilling left on them and will also consider undeveloped acreage deals — plus, I am not scared of natural gas.
They are not going away ... I’m leaving, but they’re staying — you have a very strong leadership team here, and I hope you have the inner drive to continue with what we have started here.More quotes »
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UPDATE 3-Ohio's well data shatters shale oil hopes
to buy acreage in the Midwest state in the belief it could hold a $500-billion bounty, as Chesapeake Energy's former CEO, Aubrey McClendon, had proclaimed. Now, data from Ohio's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) showed that in 2012, the first full year from Reuters Read more »
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Seattle and Sacramento and the NBA: A Festival of Gibberish
he’s claiming special insight about this week. Make no mistake about it, the sale of the Sonics to Clayton Bennett and Aubrey McClendon and their gang of Dust Bowl grifters was absolutely nothing but a big ol’ hearty, transparent “F__K YOU!” to the Seattle from Seattle Post Intelligencer Read more »
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A Look at Who's Leading SandRidge Energy
adequately align management's incentives to shareholder value. One additional worry would be Ward's close relationship to Aubrey McClendon. While he recently retired as the CEO of Chesapeake Energy, the pair ran a highly publicized $200 million hedge fund from Motley Fool Read more »
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Exclusive: Billionaire Harold Hamm Hits Back Against WSJ Allegations
City,” he says. Asked what he’d think about energy reporters trying to dig up revelations on him the same way we did on Aubrey McClendon last year, Hamm said, “Good luck.” Investors would have been lucky to throw in with Hamm a few years ago. Shares of Continental from Forbes Read more »
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Continental Resources In Deal With Founder's Pipeline Partnership
ties between energy companies and their executives. Earlier this year, Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s co-founder and chief executive, Aubrey McClendon, left the company after disclosures that he had borrowed $1.4 billion from a private-equity firm while selling from Wall Street Journal Read more »
