FINANCING

AEP wound up

AMERICAN Energy Partners, the company founded by high-flying US oil field executive Aubrey McClendon in 2013 that pledged some $200 million to explore for unconventional gas in the Northern Territory is being wound up in the wake of the controversial tycoon's death.

AEP wound up

The company is said to have started laying off its 450 workers and is set to shut down over the coming weeks. In a statement, AEP's backers said that after considerable thought and discussion with the...

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