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  2. Halliburton - Wikipedia

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    The stock of the corporation was owned by Erle and Vida Halliburton and by seven major oil companies: Magnolia, Texas, Gulf, Humble, Sun, Pure and Atlantic. [ 23 ] In 1926, its first foreign venture began with sale of equipment to Burma and India .

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    Hightower Advisors' Stephanie Link sees value in Halliburton Co (NYSE: HAL) at current levels and she compared Halliburton to competitor Schlumberger Ltd (NYSE: SLB) to make her case. Schlumberger ...

  4. Halliburton Stock Near 52-Week Low But Still Holds Promise

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    Per Rystad Energy, big oilfield services players like Halliburton (HAL) have already begun raising prices for products and services. This is expected to boost their earnings going forward.

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    The stock market was mixed on Wednesday morning.

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    Halliburton (HAL) currently has a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell). Moreover, the company's expected long-term earnings per share growth rate is lower than the industry average.

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  9. Dresser Industries - Wikipedia

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    In 2001, Halliburton was forced to settle the asbestos lawsuits that it acquired including the landmark case Bell v. Dresser Industries [16] as a result of purchasing Dresser, causing the company's stock price to fall by eighty percent in just over a year. [17]