Marys Capital Investments,
101 Cecil Street,
#18-12, Tong Eng Building,
069533 Singapore,
+65 8134 7632
To be considered for employment with our company, please provide your resume to Marys Capital Investments Human Resources Department to info@maryscapitalinvestments.com
Exxon reportedly investigated by the SEC over valuation of key asset
Public cash must now tackle buyer anxieties over electric vehicles, Renault says
Tesla losing ground in Europe should trouble investors, strategist says
Oil optimism could be derailed by coronavirus risks, Dan Yergin says
Norway's Equinor clinches one of the largest ever renewable energy contracts in the U.S.
OPEC says its outlook for the oil market is still clouded by pandemic fears
Biden's focus on climate change could turn up the pressure on China's mega infrastructure program
Energy is now outperforming but 'is no longer a buy-and-hold sector,' trader says
Sony begins testing its electric car concept on public roads
General Motors unveils EV van as part of new commercial business unit
Daimler's Mercedes-Benz triples its electric car sales as CEO predicts a 'transformative' decade
Plug Power CEO expects 'great time' for hydrogen industry, after Democrats win Senate
Japanese shipping giant partners with marine energy firm to scope hybrid wave and wind projects
Oil prices expected to struggle despite Saudi cuts, but Goldman is more bullish than most
UK auto sales hit lowest since 1992 despite electric cars posting 'best-ever year'
End of Qatar blockade is 'a win for the region,' Saudi foreign minister says
Saudi Arabia and its allies restore diplomatic ties with Qatar after three-year rift
UK's geothermal sector gets a boost with deal to power thousands of homes
Chinese cities reportedly go dark as country faces shortage of coal, a major Australian export
Tech companies aren’t doing enough to keep their devices out of landfills, and neither are we
GE's giant turbines will power final phase of the 'world's biggest offshore wind farm'
Biden Energy secretary pick Jennifer Granholm has past ties to utilities, chemical companies
U.S. energy secretary sees Middle East oil and gas security in pipelines, not tankers