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                    [Title] => Egypt signs billions of deals in investment meeting
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The second day of Egypt's Economic Development Conference (EEDC) witnessed the signing of huge investment deals worth tens of billions of US dollars with various Arab and international firms.

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                    [Title] => Sliding oil prices in feverish discussions at WEF annual meeting
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As oil prices recently slid below the symbolic threshold of $50 per barrel, the possible future scenario of the vital energy, which is more than just a fuel but also a maker and a wrecker of global wealth and growth, was naturally a subject of feverish discussions among elites gathering for the annual Davos meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF).

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                    [Title] => Scuffles, protests mar BP shareholder meeting
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Scuffles between protesters and security guards have marred BP's first annual shareholder meeting since the Gulf oil spill, as investors registered their disapproval with sizable protest votes against company directors.
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                    [Title] => Ex-CEO says BP was unprepared for oil spill
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Former BP PLC chief Tony Hayward has acknowledged that the company was unprepared for the disastrous Gulf of Mexico oil spill and the media frenzy it spawned, and said the firm came close to financial disaster as its credit sources evaporated.
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                    [Title] => AP Enterprise: World's oil thirst leads to risks
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The world's thirst for crude is leading oil exploration companies into ever deeper waters and ventures fraught with environmental and political peril.
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                    [Title] => Less oil on surface means less work for fishermen
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Even when the oily sheen starts fading from the surface of the Gulf  of Mexico, it manages to become bad news for fishermen.
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                    [Title] => Latest blunder feeds frustration in the Gulf
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Earlier this month, BP boldly predicted the oil gushing from the bottom of the sea would be reduced to  a "relative trickle" within days, and President Barack Obama told the nation last week that as much as 90 percent would soon be captured. But  those goals seemed wildly optimistic Thursday after yet another setback a mile underwater.
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                    [Title] => Oil spews again in Gulf after robot bumps cap
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Oil spewed uncontrolled into the Gulf of Mexico again Wednesday after an undersea robot bumped the cap being used to contain it, forcing BP  engineers to remove the device and then scramble to reattach it.
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Egypt signs billions of deals in investment meeting

March 15, 2015 - 8:25am

The second day of Egypt's Economic Development Conference (EEDC) witnessed the signing of huge investment deals worth tens of billions of US dollars with various Arab and international firms.

World

Sliding oil prices in feverish discussions at WEF annual meeting

January 24, 2015 - 10:00pm

As oil prices recently slid below the symbolic threshold of $50 per barrel, the possible future scenario of the vital energy, which is more than just a fuel but also a maker and a wrecker of global wealth and growth,...

World

Scuffles, protests mar BP shareholder meeting

April 15, 2011 - 8:56am

Scuffles between protesters and security guards have marred BP's first annual shareholder meeting since the Gulf oil spill, as investors registered their disapproval with sizable protest votes against company d...

Ex-CEO says BP was unprepared for oil spill

November 10, 2010 - 12:11pm

Former BP PLC chief Tony Hayward has acknowledged that the company was unprepared for the disastrous Gulf of Mexico oil spill and the media frenzy it spawned, and said the firm came close to financial disaster as...

AP Enterprise: World's oil thirst leads to risks

November 5, 2010 - 12:17pm

The world's thirst for crude is leading oil exploration companies into ever deeper waters and ventures fraught with environmental and political peril.

Less oil on surface means less work for fishermen

July 30, 2010 - 9:46am

Even when the oily sheen starts fading from the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, it manages to become bad news for fishermen.

Latest blunder feeds frustration in the Gulf

June 25, 2010 - 1:00pm

Earlier this month, BP boldly predicted the oil gushing from the bottom of the sea would be reduced to a "relative trickle" within days, and President Barack Obama told the nation last week that as much...

Oil spews again in Gulf after robot bumps cap

June 24, 2010 - 9:10am

Oil spewed uncontrolled into the Gulf of Mexico again Wednesday after an undersea robot bumped the cap being used to contain it, forcing BP engineers to remove the device and then scramble to reattach it.