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PNEC Data Integration Conference, Houston
PNEC Data Integration Conference, Houston Although some companies are at what one observer described as the 'Alfred E. Newman' stage of data management - Excel and shared drives, most are making some headway.
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HOUSTON: Halliburton has released the GEM Elemental Analysis tool. The wireline logging tool allows operators to perform elemental analysis of formations and reservoirs with complex mineralogies.
Halliburtona s GEMa Tool Offers a Clearer Picture
Halliburton today announced the release of the GEM Elemental Analysis tool, which offers rapid and precise evaluation of formations with complex mineralogies.
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New technologies unveiled for complex, deepwater reservoirs
Halliburton recently unveiled two technologies targeted for complex reservoirs and deepwater assets.
Big oilfield services companies cut more jobs
Even with crude prices on the rise, three of the biggest oilfield services companies say they've cut more jobs as they adjust to sluggish exploration and drilling activity.
KBR Should Refund U.S. Payments for War Insurance, Pentagon Auditors Say
KBR Inc. , the largest U.S. contractor in Iraq, should be pressed to return part of $27.6 million the Pentagon paid for the companya s war insurance premiums in 2003, according to Pentagon auditors.
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No tea parties over billions lost in Iraq?
Where are the tea parties? Where is the outrage from the purveyors of the vaunted, unregulated "free market?" The Wartime Contracting Commission reports that tens of billions have been wasted on private sector contracts in Iraq and Afghanistan, due to "poorly defined work orders, inadequate oversight and contractor inefficiencies." The Pentagon ...
Stephen 'Steve' C. Haas, 85, died Wednesday, June 10, 2009. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, in the Chapel of Grantham's Funeral Home in Duncan, Okla.
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U.S.: Congress Reviews Military Contracts, Kabul Embassy Scandal
Private security guards abandoning their posts at the U.S. embassy in Kabul for up to three and a half hours.
KBR, Halliburton sued over war-zone's toxic burn pits
Confronted with the need to dispose of enormous quantities of war-related trash including batteries, pesticide containers, medical waste and even human body parts, but lacking proper incinerators, private contractors working for the U.S. military in Iraq and Afghanistan came up with a simple solution.
The privatization of 'Obama's War'
The sudden reappearance of former Vice President Dick Cheney over the last few months -- seeming to emerge from his famous undisclosed location more frequently now than he ever did when he was in office -- does not mean six more weeks of winter.
The Privatization of "Obama's War"
A guest commentary by Michael Winship of PBS' "Bill Moyers Journal" posted by permission for your reading pleasure: The sudden reappearance of former Vice President Dick Cheney over the last few months - seeming to emerge from his famous undisclosed location more frequently now than he ever did when he was in office - does not mean six more weeks ...
6 soldiers sue KBR, Hallibuton over burn pits
Soldiers are among six Texans suing Houston-based KBR and Halliburton over burn pits at U.S. camps in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Stock Alerts for POT, HAL, and More Released By Wisemann-Stanley...
Wisemann-Stanley Investment Research's PriceWatch Alerts are available at http://www.iotogo.com/w/060409D Today's PriceWatch Alerts cover the following stocks: Potash Corp.
Boots & Coots No Longer Spoiling For Fight
Jerry Winchester not only looks like a natural replacement for John Wayne in a sequel to the 1968 thriller Hellfighters , he's the real McCoy.
Is Halliburton Forgiven and Forgotten?
If forgiving and forgetting are now the norm when it comes to the records of Halliburton and KBR in the Bush years, the question remains: Will the Pentagon complete this cleansing ritual or engage in the serious task of investigating both companies? Asks Pratap Chatterjee .