HOUSTON — ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) is planning more layoffs after acquiring fellow Houston operator Marathon Oil Corp. for $22.5 billion in November.

Employees of ConocoPhillips face more layoffs after the oil company's merger with Marathon Oil, which triggered sweeping job ...

This isn't the first time employees were warned of layoffs in the wake of ConocoPhillips' acquisition of Marathon Oil, and ...

The planned layoffs at ConocoPhillips reflect wider industry trends, with other oil giants such as Chevron and SLB also announcing job cuts earlier this year.

A federal court jury in Houston found late Monday in favor of Marathon Oil Co. in a lawsuit against Koch Energy Services over ...

ConocoPhillips , a top U.S. oil and gas producer, plans to cut staff, the company said on Tuesday, amid a broad push to rein ...

Houston-based energy giant ConocoPhillips is preparing to reduce its workforce as part of a sweeping restructuring plan following its $23 billion acquisition of Marathon Oil. The layoffs, expected to ...

ConocoPhillips is planning to cut staff as part of a broad restructuring, the company confirmed to Upstream, about five months after closing its $22.5 billion merger with Marathon Oil in 2024.

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