A hot CPI report spurred a rise in long-term interest rates, hurting these three capital-constrained companies.
Tellurian's CEO resigned, and a prominent pipeline company passed on purchasing its distressed assets.
Williams believes Tellurian is a risky bet.
The company's future gets more hazy with two moves that rocked investors on Monday.
Investors are hoping the company can use asset sales to fund future development.
Investors were reminded of their company's precarious financial position.
Shell expects LNG demand to grow over 50% by 2040, which should benefit project developers.
The LNG developer continues to sink.
The natural gas company wants to divest its upstream assets.
Tellurian is looking for ways to fund its potentially very lucrative Driftwood LNG project.