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Thirty-five slides.
Slide 17: Bakken -- Focusing on the Core at Reduced Costs
- Average EUR up 13% from 2015
- 2016 target average EUR: 900,000 boe/well
- 2015 average EUR: 800,000 boe/well
- Enhanced CWC reduced to $6.3 million
- down from $6.8 million at YE 2015 (2-mile laterals with 30 stages)
- targeting $6.0 million at YE 2016
- Valuable DUC inventory
- 135 DUCs at YE 2015
- the company projects 195 DUCs at YE 2016
- each DUC has an average EUR of 850,000 boe
- $3.5 million incremental completion cost ($500K/well reduction)
- over 100% ROR for incremental completion cost for DUCs at $45 WTI/$2.25 gas
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Macrumors is reporting:
Kohl's has announced that customers can now pay for their purchases with Kohl’s Charge Cards or other credit or debit cards and simultaneously earn Yes2You Rewards loyalty points with a single tap using Apple Pay.
The combined functionality is currently available in approximately 250 Kohl’s stores in the United States, and the department store chain expects one-tap checkout to be available in all stores nationwide later this month.
Kohl's is the first retailer to offer a one-tap solution for payments and rewards using Apple Pay. Customers can simply add both their Kohl's Charge Card or other payment method and Yes2You Rewards card to Apple Pay and simultaneously pay and collect loyalty points upon checkout with one Touch ID tap for verification.
Kohl's has supported Apple Pay since June 2015, and last October it became the first retailer to allow store-branded cards to be used with the iPhone-based contactless payments service. JCPenney is also rolling out store card support.
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