If no new wells, no drilling, need customer needs, then what is HAL using to pay the remaining 45,000 employees?
It won't sustain long
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You bunch of whiners need to get out of the office. It's wide open out here in the field, get over last years news.
yea'dat righ', on cruisssssse control righ'now ya'hear? nuthin' pressin', nuthin' critical', time to take a slooowwwwwww ride, yea'dat righ', da' righ', hit tha'sustainable mission status, uh-huh, tha'righ'
Hal got lot of mula for give away, they loaded with ca$h... sit back enjoy the ride in my new cubicle. Uncle Dave got your back, no worries! :-)
All hail Uncle Dave for his business acumen.
Halliburton's "greatest assets" will be paid with his love and wisdom, since they, like circus elephants are already paid peanuts.
Uncle Dave DESERVES his bigger than life size statue.
Shelter in place
Well if you can throw away 3.5 billion over night I would have thought the majority of share holders would have been passed off.
They could have given the working people a pay rise.
Dave will guide the big red ship in this hurricane to safe harbor. After all look how well Enron turned out