Halliburton

Halliburton, officially known as Halliburton Company, is one of the largest oil field service companies in the world, with operations across 70 different countries. Halliburton owns hundreds of subsidiaries, affiliates, brands, and divisions, with an employee roster of over 50,000 people. The company offers employment opportunities in finance, marketing, management, sales, marketing, customer service, and many others.

The company headquarters are located in Houston and Dubai, though it remains incorporated in the US.
Halliburton was originally called the New Method Oil Well Cementing Company when it was founded in 1919 by Erle P. Halliburton. Halliburton helped to control a wild gas well in 1920 by using cement for W.G. Skelly. This became the "Halliburton method" and would go on to be patented.

Halliburton went on to introduce many more innovations, including a cement jet mixer that could help to remove the necessity of hand-mixing cement, and the measuring line. The company was incorporated in 1924 with 56 employees.

As an oil field service company, Halliburton offers number of different services and products to upstream energy customers worldwide. These products and services can be categorized into fourteen different service lines. Among these are:

Artificial Lift
Cementing
Multi-Chem
Pipeline and Process Services
Production Enhancement
Wireline and Perforating
Consulting and Project Management
Drill Bits and Services
Sperry Drilling
Landmark Software and Services, and others.

Halliburton reported a revenue of $20.620 billion USD in 2017, and an operating income of $1.362 billion USD.