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DATE GMT SYMBOL EVENT TITLE 14 Nov 18:30

Allied Waste Industries, Inc. Special Stockholder Meeting 14 Nov 16:00

Amgen at Credit Suisse Group Healthcare Conf 14 Nov 16:25

Atwood Oceanics at Bank of America Securities Energy Conf 14 Nov 15:00

BJ Services Co. at Bank of America Securities Energy Conf 14 Nov 15:00

Cepheid at Credit Suisse Group Healthcare Conf 14 Nov 15:00

Chesapeake Energy Corp. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 13:40

Complete Production Services at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 13:40

Comstock Resources, Inc. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 18:25

Devon Energy Corp. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 13:00

Equitable Resources, Inc. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 13:30

Ford Motor atIntertechPira Treamnt for WaterReuse Conf 14 Nov 16:25

Forest Oil Corp. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 18:25

Goodrich Petroleum at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 16:25

Helmerich & Payne, Inc. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 14:20

Hercules Offshore at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 17:30 IdentiPHI Invstr Roundtable Meetgs for Shrhldrs-Boston 14 Nov 15:00

inVentiv Health, Inc. at CreditSuisse Grp Conf 14 Nov 17:00

Kendle at Credit Suisse Group Healthcare Conf 14 Nov 15:45

Key Energy Services at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 15:45

Marathon Oil Corp. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 17:05

National Oilwell Varco at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 16:00

OMRIX BIOPharma.S at Credit Suisse Group Healthcare Conf

14 Nov 15:00

ONEOK Inc. at Bank of America Securities Energy Conf 14 Nov 14:20

Peabody Energy Corp. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 13:00

PowerSecure Intl., Inc. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 14:20

Quicksilver Resources at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 17:45

RAM Energy, Inc. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 18:30

Republic Services, Inc. Stockholder Meeting 14 Nov 15:00

Secure Computing Corp. Shareholders Meeting 14 Nov

Skilled Healthcare Group, Inc. at CreditSuisse Grp Conf 14 Nov 13:00

Smith Intl., Inc. at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 17:05

Stone Energy at Bank of America Securities Energy Conf 14 Nov 17:45

Superior Well Services, Inc at Bank of America Conf 14 Nov 16:30

SXC Health Solutions at CreditSuisse Grp Conf 14 Nov

Teleflex Incorporated at CreditSuisse Grp Conf 14 Nov

The NASDAQ OMX Group Nordic Investment Meeting Forum 14 Nov 16:30

Valeant Pharma.s Intl. at CreditSuisse Grp Conf 14 Nov 17:30

Vivus, Inc. at Credit Suisse Group Healthcare Conf 14 Nov 18:30

Zimmer Hldngs, Inc. at CreditSuisse Grp Conf

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U.S. oil prices averaged about $118 a barrel in the third quarter, more than $40 higher than the year-ago period. They had peaked above a record $147 in early July before turning and falling by nearly 60 percent over the next three months.

That decline, coupled with knock-on effects of the credit crunch on oil and gas producers, prompted a few more U.S. oil services companies to cut 2009 spending forecasts on Thursday.

Exxon and Shell posted strong performances in refining, which benefited as the falling crude oil price trimmed costs, even as demand for gasoline shrank, analysts said.

Gene Pisasale, senior energy analyst at PNC Capital Advisors, called Exxon's U.S. refining profits a positive, but said it needed to focus on boosting oil and gas output.

"They need to be more aggressive with the drill bit. ... That's going to be the focus going forward," he said.

The global economic slump has prompted energy experts to pare back oil demand forecasts in recent months, and the oil price declines have forced many companies, such as Hess and Suncor Energy, to rein in spending on projects.

Yet Irving, Texas-based Exxon said it planned to stick to its spending plans of $25 billion this year as it maintained its strong financial position despite the economic turmoil.

Smaller rival Marathon Oil Corp said rising production and improved refinery margins helped it more than double profit in the quarter, but it cut planned 2009 spending by more than 15 percent because of the current business environment.

Exxon's earnings jumped 58 percent from a year ago to $14.8 billion, and operating profit climbed 42 percent to $13.4 billion, easily topping the previous U.S. record it set in the second quarter at $11.7 billion.

Exxon's majority-owned Imperial Oil Ltd, Canada's top oil company, also had a strong quarter.

Shell's profit rose 71 percent to $10.9 billion, topping analyst forecasts, but its shares slipped as investors focused on the Anglo-Dutch major's 7 percent drop in oil and gas production.

Shell also said Chief Financial Officer Peter Voser would take over from Jeroen van der Veer as CEO next July.

A decline in oil futures prices that cut into a rally early this week pushed Exxon shares down 2.5 percent, after early gains, and Shell fell 4.1 percent. Marathon jumped 6.3 percent.

SERVICE SECTOR SEES SLOWDOWN

U.S. oil services company BJ Services Co, while posting a rise in profit on Thursday, foresaw weaker activity by oil and gas producers weighing on its future earnings. It cut fiscal 2009 capital spending plans to a range of $550 million to $575 million, down from $600 million in 2008.

Rival Cameron International Corp, alongside a solid third-quarter performance, also said its 2009 capital expenditure would fall.

"When you look at the kind of capex we spent the last couple of years, if you make the assumption that we're pretty much where we need to be on capacity given the outlook, you'll probably see capex come down a little bit," Chief Financial Officer Charles Sledge told analysts on a conference call.

That dimmer outlook was echoed by driller Patterson-UTI Energy, which said the number of rigs hired by energy companies to search for oil and gas was likely to shrink through the end of the year.

Patterson-UTI posted a rise quarterly profits of more than 10 percent, while contract driller Pride International Inc saw its profits surge.

Pride shares jumped 13 percent, Patterson-UTI shares rose 9 percent and Cameron was up 8.8 percent, while BJ Services fell less than 1 percent.

India's Oil and Natural Gas Corp reported a 5.7 percent drop in quarterly profit on Thursday, missing market expectations as its subsidy burden grew.

ONGC, accounting for 78 percent of India's oil and gas production, must sell oil from its domestic output at mandated discounts to state-run refiners to keep retail prices low.

(Reporting by Matt Daily, Euan Rocha and Michael Erman in New York, Anna Driver in Houston, Braden Reddall in San Francisco, Tom Bergin in London and Devidutta Tripathy in New Delhi; Editing by Dave Zimmerman and Brian Moss) Keywords: ENERGY/ Varghese Joseph vj

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* Sees Q1 earnings per share $0.48 to $0.51

* Q4 revenue rose 15 percent to $1.53 billion

* Q4 earnings per share $0.57

* Says storms negatively impacted quarterly operating results by $0.02 per

diluted share

* Reuters Estimates Q4 earnings per share view $0.55, revenue view $1,452.23

million

* Reuters Estimates Q1 earnings per share view $0.57

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