Syria of Events
The violent response of Syrian leader Bashar al Assad to the ongoing pro-democracy protests since March of this year…
Rock U.S. Like a Hurricane
Hurricane Irene made its way up the eastern seaboard over the course of last week, hitting some of the…
Marcellus Shale Sends Terminal Operators Scrambling
The US Geological Survey has dramatically boosted its assessment of Marcellus shale reserves in the Appalachian Basin to 84…
With a Rebel Yell
Newspaper headlines have been screaming the conquest of Tripoli, and by all measures it appears that it is just…
Well, Look at the Time
Any guest at a cocktail party knows that it is rude to double dip, but this etiquette lesson must…
Show Us the Money, and We’ll Show You the Barrels
Despite the generally steady refined product demand climate in the United States, it is interesting to note resurgence in…
Follow The Yellow Brick Road – US Debt Limit Revision
Welcome to Oz! While it is nothing new, now more than ever it seems the United States government is…
Carbon Tax Unlikely To Derail Australia’s LNG Industry
After nearly four years in power, Australia’s ruling Labor Party has moved to legislate a carbon emissions tax starting…
Land Down Under
Despite persistent weakness in most OECD economies, continued demand for Australia’s commodities, particularly from its rapidly developing Asian neighbors,…
Treading Water
As we settle into the third quarter of 2011, outlooks for the health of the global economy have been…
