Anthony Di Paola is a journalist who writes for various publications including Bloomberg News, Oil & Gas Jobs by Rigzone, and Yahoo Finance. He covers a wide range of topics related to the oil and gas industry, including market trends, company news, and geopolitical developments. His work has been featured in Bloomberg Law, Brisbane Times, Financial Post, and other reputable publications.
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Anthony Di Paola's coverage predominantly focuses on business, finance, economy, and the energy sector. He frequently covers announcements and industry-specific topics related to companies in the UAE and oil industry.
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By: Eyk Henning, Dinesh Nair, Anthony Di Paola
(Bloomberg) -- Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. has reached a deal to buy chemical producer Covestro AG for about €11.7 billion ($13 billion), in what's set to be the biggest Middle Eastern acquisition of a European firm.
By: Will Kennedy, Anthony Di Paola
Abu Dhabi’s state energy company is making its biggest global move yet by acquiring a key chemical-maker in Europe’s heartland, and is wagering the deal will help it weather the energy transition.
By: Anthony Di Paola, Verity Ratcliffe
Kuwait and Bahrain are setting up oil trading arms as they seek to cash in on recent refinery expansions and emulate the success of some of the region’s biggest producers in buying and selling fuels.
Saudi Aramco has canceled plans to build a refinery and chemicals project in the kingdom and is reviewing three others as it evaluates spending plans with a focus on expanding in Asia.
By: Anthony Di Paola
The biggest oil company in the United Arab Emirates is expanding its fledgling trading business with a deal to supply crude and take products from a refinery in the country’s coastal region of Fujairah.
By: Kateryna Kadabashy, Anthony Di Paola, Salma El Wardany
Escalating tensions in the Middle East and US relations with China pose the greatest concerns for Big Oil, according to some of the industry’s top executives.
(Bloomberg) -- Aramco held its quarterly dividend at $31 billion, despite lower profit, as Saudi Arabia's multitrillion-dollar economic transformation plans widen the budget deficit.
Aramco held its quarterly dividend at $31 billion, despite lower profit, as Saudi Arabia’s multitrillion-dollar economic transformation plans widen the budget deficit.
Aramco Keeps $31 Billion Payout With Saudi Finances Wobbling Anthony Di Paola 2 min read
(Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabia’s oil giant Aramco kept up its $31 billion dividend to help feed state coffers, despite rising debt.Most Read from BloombergFrom Housing to Immigration, Key Ballot Initiatives and Local Races to FollowParis Restricts Through Traffic in City CenterIstanbul Tries Free Public Transit to Help Job SeekersThe Answer To Making Cities More Family-Friendly? CourtyardsIn Warsaw, Falling Road Deaths Signal a Traffic Safety TurnaroundThe company, majority owned by the Saudi state
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