Baker Hughes CEO Says Higher Borrowing Costs Have Not Slowed Energy Investment
According to CNBC, Baker Hughes has not yet seen higher borrowing costs slow investment in major energy projects, with Chairman and CEO Lorenzo Simonelli citing strong demand for natural gas and power tied to the global buildout of artificial intelligence infrastructure. Speaking at the Gastech con…
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