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Share Count Reductions Continue as 20% of the Index Add a Tail Wind to EPS

Gulf of Mexico Reserves Open to Private Exploration & Production for First Time Since 1938

Production from These Two Prolific Shale Plays Rose 30% Versus February 2014

Production from These Two Prolific Shale Plays Rose 30% Versus February 2014

Three of the Five Cities Saw Default Rates Increase in February 2015

Northeast Asian prices dropped 2.1% from previous month as UK NBP seen providing support

Winners to be Unveiled May 21 at Third Annual Dinner Gala in London

Texas Sets the Pace as Municipal Bond Issuers Take Advantage of Low Rates to Re-Fund

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Sentiment improved on better expectations for domestic demand post-Chinese New Year

TSI-based Iron Ore (58% Fe Fines) Swap and Futures Launched Today

Natural Gas Prices Boosted by Dutch Production Squeeze, Russian Supply Anxiety

Wintry Weather Persists, Hindering Production Growth

Platts Purchases Remaining Stake in Company Providing "Value-in-Use" Analytics for Iron Ore

New Research compares key metrics of Privately Owned and Publicly Traded Companies, leveraging S&P Capital IQ's recent addition of Brazil Private Company Financials to its global database of public companies

U.S. WTI Oil Market Matures Beyond Cushing, Oklahoma Fundamentals

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Charles E. Haldeman to be named Chairman of the Board following the Company's Annual Meeting on April 29, 2015

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Fell 14% month over month in January; Prices dropped 40% year-over year

2015 Edition Platts UDI Directory Includes More Than 4,600 North American Power Plants

Production Was Little Changed Despite Drop in Rig Count

Three of the Five Cities Saw Default Rates Increase in January 2015

Northeast Asian prices fall 25% from previous month on high inventories

Sentiment fell as steel sector slowed before Chinese New Year

Municipal Bond Volume Trending Up

The Company Delivered Strong Revenue from Continuing Operations in Both 4th Quarter and Full-Year 2014

Alagasco; DTE Energy; PSE&G; and Questar Gas Rank Highest in Satisfaction in Their Respective Regions

Down 90,000 Barrels Per Day (b/d) from December; Saudi Arabia Pumps Extra 100,000 b/d

Index Licensed to ProShares for ETF Development

Winter Weather Muffles Production Growth

Natural Gas Prices Fell as Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Imports & Storage Offset Outages

Trusted Industry Benchmarks From Platts Available in New Customizable Cross-Commodity Collections

Features tour of world's largest stand-alone refinery, Al Khaleej

Demand hit historic high of 10.63b/d; Overall demand in 2014 increased 3%

Index Provider Announces Launch of Flagship S&P U.S. Aggregate Bond Index

Index Designed to Capture Higher Risk-Adjusted Return in Japan

Augments Platts' Existing Suite of Forward Curves in Oil, Natural Gas, Coal and Power

Four of the Five Cities Saw Default Rates Increase in December 2014

Falls a record 47.3% year over year on high inventories and falling crude oil prices

Largest month-on-month price drop in 6 years

Production from these Prolific Shale Plays Up 36% Compared to Year Ago Levels

Exterior Look/Design Top Reason Buyers Don't Even Consider a Vehicle

International Volumes Suggest Surge in New Foreign Equity and Debt Issues in 2015

Deadline for Metals and Mining Nominations is March 4, 2015

Up 20,000 Barrels Per Day (b/d) from November Despite Sharp Drop in Libyan Output

Introduces Platts EAM, Serving Exporters and Re-Exporters in the East Atlantic, Key Consumer Regions Globally

Natural Gas Prices Fall as Mild, Windy Weather Reduces Need for Gas-Fired Power

Sentiment falls on low Chinese demand from construction sector over winter

Production Up 7.5 Bcf/d Versus December 2013

China Becomes Net Exporter of Oil Products over January-November

Share Count Reduction Continues as Companies Add a Tail Wind to EPS

-- Represents Nearly 20% Increase in AUM over 2013

U.S. Corporate and Municipal and International CUSIP Request Volume Flags in November

Decline driven by 11% month-over-month drop in naphtha prices

Fell 19.4% from previous month on high inventories, but downtrend stemmed by KOGAS buying

Exclusive Report from 5-day Tour, Executive Interviews, at Shandong "Teapot" Refineries

Indexing Accord, Agreed to Last Month and Signed Today, Shows Immediate Results

Three of the Five Cities Saw Default Rates Decrease in November 2014

Naphtha price drop expected to put pressure on margins of shale-based production