School me on Chesapeake Energy Corp!

[tubbbbbby]

I'm doing research on the Chesapeake Energy Corp and I have to report on what's going on with the company. I've been having a hard time looking forcertain things. It'd be much appreciated if you guys could provide me with places to look for certain information or even tell me yourself.

I know that they produce natural gas but how are their goods and services marketed? Is it like at gas stations where people could just pump it?
How is the recession affecting them? I know their stock's been falling and they've cut production but is there anything else?
How's the treatment of employees and whether or not they have Unions?
The future of the company and how Obama's policies will affect the company?

Hardly do I ever ask for help when it comes to research but this stuff is just straight mind-boggling to me.
I've been looking at sites like MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, WSJ, NYTimes, and Wikipedia (which isn't providing as much information as I hoped).I've been getting mainly financial information (stocks, etc) but I'm hoping there's more to the company than just stocks. I'm just reallyconfused because I've never heard of the company before.

Thanks again.

 

[tubbbbbby]

anyone?

 

[ninjallamafromhell]

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[osubass1]

Originally Posted by TuBbBbBbY

I know that they produce natural gas but how are their goods and services marketed? Is it like at gas stations where people could just pump it?

they are an energy corporation, of course you can't just go to a gas station and pump it. have you even been to Chesapeake's website?

by the way, they just had an Orange County Chopper made for them. i got to see it a few weeks ago. Paul Teutul, Sr. was here in OKC doing the unveil. it'llbe on an episode later this season.

 

[wwsindicate]

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I saw that episode, nice bike.

Do your own HW, chief.

 

[tubbbbbby]

I wouldn't be asking unless I actually didn't know what was going on.

And yes, I have been to the site. I understand that they pump natural gases but who is it sold to? I know they have commercials though.
Seeing as that BP is one of their competitors that have gas stations of their own, I would have thought the same for Chesapeake. It was probably one of thoseimaginary pictures that one of the Chesapeake videos that threw me off. The vid showed a picture of a gas station price-per-gallon display and it had naturalgas listed under Regular Gas, Premium, etc.

And I heard about the OC Chopper but didn't watch the clip for it