Tribal elders enjoy an afternoon of games, prizes and food on the Fort Berthold Reservation
f you want to profit from North America’s shale boom, all you have to do is follow the drill rigs. Today in Alberta Canada there are 433 rigs spinning. Although that’s “only” about half that of Texas, there’s a lot of opportunity brewing up north. Last week I ventured to Calgary, Alberta to get a good (cold) feel for what’s happening. From what I saw, the next leg of North America’s shale boom is taking […]
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