</p><p >US energy conglomerate GE is merging its oil &amp; gas unit with Baker Hughes to create the world's second biggest oilfield services company by market share. </p><p >But how do their portfolios compliment each other, and who will benefit most?</p><p >We bring in multiple perspectives, including Richard Spears of Spears &amp; Associates, who tells us what the merger means for the broader oilfield services space.</p><p
PODCAST: The New Baker Hughes
We dive deep into Baker Hughes' merger with GE and try to determine who benefits most, plus an endorsement for US president, this week on The Bit
5 November 2016 2:46 GMT
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5 November 2016 2:46 GMT
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