Thread regarding Noble Energy Inc. layoffs

Denver office closing

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It's what they know it's what they do! Every time the industry take a downturn these companies run back to Texas. Why would it be any different now? The heard mentality is alive and well in the oil patch! That's some "breakthrough thinking" for sure!

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Post ID: @2BI0+EhTGKbS

never made sense to have both the Denver and Greely offices

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Post ID: @11QZ+EhTGKbS

WTC and CSB are not needed anymore. Houston Oil companies are consolidating and closing offices in Denver.

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Post ID: @1qUZ+EhTGKbS

Betting Denver office is closing, that's been the plan along. Either you are canned or you move. The writing has been on the wall since Ardmore got closed, why do you think there is all that empty space in Houston.

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Post ID: @1i7i+EhTGKbS

and the lease on 1625 broadway is up either this year or next...

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Post ID: @yHh+EhTGKbS

Rent is a premium for Denver so it makes sense to consolidate .

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Post ID: @G7A+EhTGKbS

Actually keeping the Denver office open when the Greeley field office has 100 empty offices isn't profitable. Consolidating resources CLOSER to your assests saves money. Also, when you have a "land department" that isn't near the field you're working with is just stupid...

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Post ID: @AdI+EhTGKbS

Denver is not profitable... you are mistaken. Furthermore, all of those people in the Denver office could do their work from the Houston office! Go Astro's, Texan's, Rocket's!

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Post ID: @lJf+EhTGKbS

Nine people laid off in Denver with more on the way

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Post ID: @Bg5+EhTGKbS

Not true....no way they would close the Denver office, especially when they support the only asset that is profitable at this point.

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Post ID: @3ja+EhTGKbS

Where do you get your information?

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