Marathon Petroleum Corp (MPC)

Traders are seeing an opportunity in refiners, but data suggest margins could continued to be squeezed.

The new directors all have experience leading large publicly traded companies, which Corvex Management had criticized Williams for lacking.

The nominees will serve as placeholders until the activist hedge fund identifies actual candidates for the proxy contest, which Williams criticized as distracting and costly.

Marathon Petroleum (MPC) stock coverage was started with a 'buy' rating and $48 price target at Jefferies.

The transaction is expected to strengthen the buyer's position in the southeastern U.S. and along the East Coast.

Is it a value play given the drop in refining stocks -- or could Barry Rosenstein and Keith Meister be looking to agitate for change?

The Department of Energy agency said at 521 million barrels, U.S. crude oil inventories remain at historically high levels for this time of year.

The buyer announced in March it would shell out $1.3 billion for Imperial Oil's Ontario and Quebec retail stations, and a potential $4 billion deal would be its largest yet.

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Marathon Petroleum (MPC) stock is slipping on lower oil prices this afternoon.

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Shares of Marathon Petroleum (MPC) are down Thursday afternoon as the price of oil continues to fall and as UBS rated the stock 'sell.'