Business/economics
Boston takes the top spot followed by Atlanta and Seattle in WalletHub's annual report.
In complex energy projects, technical excellence alone is not enough—successful delivery depends on disciplined execution skills such as scope clarity, realistic scheduling, stakeholder coordination, and proactive risk management, particularly for young professionals turning concepts into real-world results.
The event on 14 January in Houston will bring together leading economists and industry leaders and will debut the North American edition of Energython, “Molecule to Megabyte,” a business case challenge for students focused on gas-to-data-center solutions.
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While the industry copes with falling prices, M&A activity is likely to be hot. Most investment banks now value engineering expertise. Could banking be part of your future? -
The new era of Mexican oil exploration has officially begun, but not quite as the government had hoped.
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Judith Dwarkin shares her career path and outlines key skills that young professionals will need in any business environment.
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How oil prices affect the economies of countries differently.
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Craig Pirrong of Bauer College of Business discusses the economics of Keystone.
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Ward Polzin’s comments on the effect of commodity prices on the engineer and the industry.
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Euan Mearns of Energy Matters blog, Jared Wynveen of McDaniel & Associates Consultants, and James Fann of Cenovus Energy share their perspectives on the oil price downturn.
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In a challenging market condition, an astute observation of the investment flow in the industry can help young professionals land in good jobs.
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Oil and natural gas are the lifeblood of modern economies. Together, they account for close to 60% of global commercial energy consumption. So why are prices so volatile?
