Laura Hurst is an experienced energy reporter, writing for prestigious publications such as Bloomberg News, Fortune, and The Age. With a focus on the oil and gas industry, Laura covers a range of topics including corporate scandals, environmental controversies, and legal battles. Her work has been featured in various international publications and she has established herself as a respected journalist in the field.
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Laura Hurst's coverage predominantly focuses on the energy and business sectors, particularly with regard to corporate governance, environmental impact, and legal issues within these industries. She frequently cites data and provides investment analysis.
To effectively reach out to Laura, consider providing insights into corporate governance practices in the energy sector or developments related to environmental impact or climate activism within the industry. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data or can offer valuable investment analysis pertaining to the oil industry or UK-based companies such as BP, your pitch is likely to resonate with her beats.
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By: Laura Hurst, John Ainger
(Bloomberg) -- Some Exxon Mobil Corp. trading staff protested outside the oil giant's Brussels office Tuesday morning over a decision by the company to move the trading floor to London, which they say will result in job cuts if they don't agree to the new assignments.
Shell Plc exited its power business in China at the end of last year as the company continues to refocus its investments in a bid to drive up profitability.
(Bloomberg) -- Shell Plc kept up the pace of share buybacks as first-quarter profit dropped less than expected, maintaining the focus on shareholder returns that has become a hallmark of the oil majors.
By: Will Mathis, Laura Hurst
BP Plc maintained the pace of its share buybacks even as first-quarter profit fell by more than expected amid lower natural gas prices.
By: Laura Hurst, Will Mathis
BP Plc maintained the pace of its share buybacks even as first-quarter profit and cash flow fell by more than expected and net-debt increased.
By: William Mathis, Laura Hurst, Anthony Di Pizio
Pfizer ( NYSE:PFE ) First Quarter 2024 Results Key Financial Results Revenue: US$14.9b (down 19% from 1Q 2023).
By: Laura Hurst, William Mathis
(Bloomberg) -- BP Plc maintained the pace of its share buybacks even as first-quarter profit and cash flow fell by more than expected and net debt increased. Most Read from BloombergIsrael Says a Cease-Fire Plan Backed by Hamas Falls ShortHigh-Tech Trading Firms Race to Grab Bond Market TurfRussians Are Coming to Terms With Putin’s War in UkraineApple Revamps iPads With AI-Focused Pro Model, Bigger AirThe result marks the end of a mixed set of Big Oil earnings which saw Shell Plc, TotalEnergies
Shell Plc shareholders approved the company's new energy transition plan with weaker carbon-emissions targets, while rejecting a resolution asking the oil and gas giant to align itself with the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement.
Shareholders Reject Resolution on Paris Climate Agreement Shell last updated its energy transition in March. (Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg News)
By: Laura Hurst
(Bloomberg) – Shell Plc shareholders approved the company's new energy transition plan with reduced carbon-emissions targets, while rejecting a
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