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The Ugandan government in late August awarded oil production licenses to Total SA (NYSE: TOT), which should allow the company to begin activities required for future production. Total has made East ...

Thanks to a large boost in oil production, Total's fourth-quarter earnings were a head above the rest of the integrated oil and gas majors. This quarter was a reflection of these efforts as the ...

Last quarter, Total SA's earnings looked like a gem compared to its Big Oil peers. Strong downstream results coupled with just enough resiliency from its exploration and production business suggests ...

Total SA said today it would leave the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers because of the company’s stance on climate change, as Total pushes publicly for a price on carbon and compliance with ...

I have been analyzing big oil stocks that offer a good return on investment for a value investor. My analysis here is based on the profitability ratios in the financial statements of Total SA (TOT) ...

After another solid earnings result and an improved financial position, don't be surprised if Total's management stays on the offensive. Even after all of this wheeling and dealing, its comments ...

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Shares of Total SA traded 14% higher today after the firm reported that has implemented a company-wide action plan to address the sharp decrease in oil prices. Integrated oil and gas company Total S.A ...

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Total was a winner within the energy industry, rising 61 cents (1.3%) to $46.92 on average volume. ) being today's featured energy winner. Total rose 61 cents (1.3%) to $46.92 on average volume.

The large selloff across the broader energy markets has pushed the dividend yield of Total SA to levels rarely seen of approximately 8%. Unlike many of their peers, they entered 2020 with strong ...