Insurance companies and oil companies and Wall Street were given free license to do what they pleased.
WHITEHOUSE: Remarks by the President at a Campaign Event -- Green Bay, WI
Insurance companies and oil companies and Wall Street were given free rein to do whatever they pleased.
WHITEHOUSE: Remarks by the President at a Campaign Event, Boulder, CO
We tried giving insurance companies and oil companies and Wall Street the license to do whatever they pleased.
We tried giving insurance companies and oil companies and Wall Street a free license, do whatever you please.
We tried letting insurance companies and oil companies, Wall Street do whatever they pleased, giving them free license.
We tried giving insurance companies and oil companies and Wall Street free rein to do whatever they pleased.
WHITEHOUSE: Remarks by the President at a Campaign Event -- Hilliard, OH
We tried giving insurance companies and oil companies and Wall Street the free license to do whatever they pleased.
We tried giving insurance companies and oil companies and Wall Street a free license to do whatever they pleased.
Another force behind the merger mania may be a perverse result of weak oil-share prices: it is now cheaper to buy oil reserves on Wall Street than by drilling your own well.
We tried giving insurance companies and oil companies and big Wall Street banks a free license to do whatever they pleased.
Those folks love to drill for oil and gas on Wall Street.
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An oil platform and the wall paintings quickly followed.
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Larry Nichols has been spectacularly successful at finding oil and natural gas on Wall Street.
The research team are therefore also looking for a species of algae with a weaker cell wall and high oil content.
And my contrarian point of view there was that Exxon management knew more about the oil and gas business than Wall Street analysts did.
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In January, Schlumberger (nyse: SLB - news - people ), the largest oil services concern, delighted Wall Street with unexpectedly high earnings.
The shaky U.S. economy has turned oil traders skittish, and Wall Street rallied out of bear territory Thursday as crude crossed back below a symbolic threshold.
Nestle famously ended up on the wrong end of a massive Greenpeace campaign a few years back after overreacting to posts on its Facebook wall about palm oil.
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Those massive corporate profits were led by???? The oil companies, banks, and wall street companies.
We already tried stripping away rules and regulations that kept Wall Street banks and oil companies in bounds.
On Feb. 7, the oil and gas services company met Wall Street expectations of 91 cents a share for its fourth-quarter earnings.
Wall Street speculators, high oil prices and the high costs of manufacturing, packaging and transporting all have far more impact than ethanol on the grocery prices that everyday Americans pay.
At the annual meeting last April Wall Street analysts who follow oil walked out after the Diamond Offshore presentation, natural gas analysts after the Boardwalk presentation, insurance analysts after the CNA presentation.
As Nansen Saleri, the CEO of Quantum Reserve Impact in Houston and former head of reservoir management for Saudi Aramco, reported in his article in The Wall Street Journal, existing oil capacity exceeds current demand by between 3 million and 5 million barrels of oil a day.
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Obama, searching for a culprit for high oil prices, is looking at you, Wall Street.
In other words, the Wall Street equivalent of changing the oil and rotating the tires.
We tried to strip away regulations so that Wall Street and insurance companies and oil companies were free to do whatever they pleased.
Regarding your editorial "The Ethanol Gas-Pump Surcharge" (March 12): Once again The Wall Street Journal sides with Big Oil and its monopoly against ethanol, Big Oil's direct competitor.
Last year, at Texas Motor Speedway, Michael McDowell hit an oil slick, slammed head first into the wall at a hundred and eighty miles per hour, flipped over and over, leaving much of his car in pieces on the track, and, when the vehicle finally came to a stop, crawled out of the wreckage and walked away.
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