'Dead as disco.' Oil wildcatting is dying, but Bill Armstrong got a chance to try his luck at hitting one more big strike, betting a fortune that his hunch was right.
Bill Armstrong, chief executive of Armstrong Oil and Gas Inc., surveys seismic data with his team at the company office in Denver.
Bill Armstrong, chief executive of Armstrong Oil and Gas Inc., surveys seismic data with his team at the company office in DenverFrance Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
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