Author: Joshua Mann

The company plans to have the facility up and running by the end of November.

The court approval means the company could still meet its original timeline for the restructuring.

The company is nearing the low end of its divestment goal following the Anadarko deal.

The move comes after a series of changes at the top of the company this year.

The company is considering paying a dividend starting once the new train is done.

The company was originally planning to fund its restructuring with an equity investment, but that fell through over the summer.

The company’s stock price has fallen too low.

The company’s stock price has fallen below the minimum threshold for the second time this year.

The first $200 million in proceeds will go toward funding the company’s acquisition of Direct Energy.

The old CFO will leave at the end of the year, but his successor starts later this month.