I would be nervous if I was working in Wyoming right now.
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With Easter right around the corner it does seem that marathon is putting all their eggs in one basket. Wyoming has provided a significant amount of capital to the resource plays, and is one of the few assets with positive cash flow. Lets just hope that these shale wells that we are throwing all our cards down on have a significant lifespan or we may all have something to be nervous about, in the end the Wyoming employees may have the last laugh.
Here is the news in case anyone missed it.
http://trib.com/business/energy/for-sale-marathon-oil-s-wyoming-assets-are-on-the/article_7a9fd1a5-def8-50c4-a2bb-0eb0e1779cfd.html
Rumor is Tillman still has nightmares about his time as a rodeo clown in Cody and his fortune-teller (JR) said the time was right to sell. Hopefully the asset will be bought by a company with integrity.
It's all over the news that after 100 years in Wyoming, Marathon is exiting the state. Lots of negative PR as Tillman continues to make bad decisions, especially because Marathon made such a big deal of celebrating the 100 year anniversary. Good show, Lee.
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This is public knowledge. All over the news and web.
Maybe you could post non-public information on a public site