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May 14 () - A Texas jury on Wednesday found Exxon ‌Mobil not liable on claims ‌it defrauded investors through disclosures tied to ​its Canadian oil sands and Rocky Mountain gas operations. • The 2016 lawsuit alleged Exxon concealed that its ‌Canadian bitumen ⁠operations were losing money, failed to properly incorporate carbon-cost ⁠assumptions into reserve valuations, and delayed recognizing impairment charges tied to ​Rocky Mountain ​dry gas ​assets.

May 14 () - A Texas jury on Wednesday found Exxon ‌Mobil not liable on claims ‌it defrauded investors through disclosures tied to ​its Canadian oil sands and Rocky Mountain gas operations. • The 2016 lawsuit alleged Exxon concealed that its ‌Canadian bitumen ⁠operations were losing money, failed to properly incorporate carbon-cost ⁠assumptions into reserve valuations, and delayed recognizing impairment charges tied to ​Rocky Mountain ​dry gas ​assets.

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