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Energy consists of substances or elements that create power for everyday uses, such as oil, light, electricity, or wind. Not all energy is made the same, however. Energy from crude oil can emit harmful emissions, while electricity offers a much cleaner source of power. Tesla is leading the way in creating minimal amounts of emissions with its electric vehicles, while Exxon Mobil harnesses emissions-emitting oil to power internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.
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GE Is Giving Up on Solar — You Should Too
One day, First Solar will go bankrupt. Don't believe me? The fact that General Electric has given up on the solar industry should speak volumes.
Friday Apple Rumors: Cheaper iPhone to Feature 8MP Camera
The upcoming iPhone Lite has an 8MP camera; federal regulators propose e-book restrictions for Apple; and Apple is most the worlds's valuable company again.
Higher Production Costs Sink Major Energy Stocks Exxon, Shell
Shell and Exxon are facing heat after considerable declines in production. The story is far from new, and doesn't seem to be ending soon.
5 Bunker-Worthy Dividend Stocks to Protect You From Disaster
Now is the time to be defensive and snatch up these five dividend stocks that will keep stable in the event of a downturn, but also have room for upside.
Siemens Set to Fire CEO
The board of Siemens will make a decision Wednesday on whether or not to oust CEO Peter Loescher.
How High Will AAPL Go From Here?
Apple led the technology sector, gapping up through an important confluence zone.
Starved for High Yield? Wait a Little Longer
Higher-yielding areas of both the bond and equity markets have rallied hard off of their June 24 low. How long can the move in high yield continue?
Coal Stocks Are Back
Things were looking grim for coal stocks until natural gas prices picked up. Now, after BTU's surprise earnings beat, coal stocks could get hot again.
5 Electric Sources of Energy Income
Many energy stocks have paltry dividends thanks to a need for big capex spending, but there still are plenty of sources of yield, if you know where to look.
Offshore Field of Dreams: Israel’s ‘Gassy’ Opportunity
Investors usually associate Israel with its technology, but recent developments in offshore drilling could make energy a big part of the country's future.
Phillips 66 Catches MLP Fever & You Should Too
Phillips 66 joins the list of refiners offering MLPs to the public. Given the prospects, the eventual IPO could be the biggest MLP offering of the year.
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Now I understand that the energy sector has come under pressure lately, but I remain optimistic about the long-term prospects of these 3 mid-cap refiners.
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A rising rig count could signal more confidence on the part of energy producers, which in turn could point to opportunities in the contract drilling space.
ConocoPhillips: Too Hot to Touch
ConocoPhillips has extended its run to 14 consecutive up-days and still looks good through a long-term lens, but a cold bath might be in order.
Jump on This Shale Play South of the Border
Think the hydraulic fracturing revolution is doing great things for our economy? Wait until you hear what's happening in Mexico.
Get Ready for the Next Texas Oil Rush
A little-known field in West Texas called the Cline Shale be the next hot ticket for energy producers, and the next big play for energy investors.
Buy These Rail Players on a Dip
A deadly derailment in Quebec has many questioning (and fighting against) the future of crude-by-rail. But these rail companies are doing too well to disappear.
Steer Clear of Oil Tanker Stocks
There are plenty of ways to play America's growing energy production, but investors should stay away from oil tankers and other energy shippers.
