XTO Energy News

The New York Times lifted up a large rock over Pennsylvania this morning, and the slime they found underneath was remarkable even by the low muck standards of the Keystone State.

Cowtown is building a cycling culture. And the Omni Fort Worth Hotel eagerly announced last month that it would offer guests free use of bicycles around downtown or along the Trinity beginning May 1. May Day came and went, however, and more than a week later, Omni marketing executive Larry Auth said he's still in talks with a local bike shop to set ... (more)

Exxon-Mobil Corp., the Irving-based oil and gas producer, has regained the top spot in the Fortune 500 list, the magazine announced.

XTO parent increases 5-year capital projects budget by 29 percent to $185 billion; most will be spent finding more oil In the midst of falling oil production and a first quarter net income decline of 11 percent, Exxon Mobil Corp.

Blueknight Energy Partners LP will build a 65-mile pipeline to help bring crude oil from southern Oklahoma to the storage hub at Cushing, the partnership announced Tuesday.

The controversy over hydraulic fracturing is ExxonMobil's stiffest domestic challenge in decades, and it may mean overhauling the company's media plan, according to company chronicler Steve Coll.

The conundrum of low gas prices coupled with burgeoning unconventional supplies has created a tricky environment for the U.S. natural gas industry.