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The energy boom in the U.S. is providing a shock absorber of sorts for major oil companies, helping to hedge a strong dollar amid an the increase in domestic production.
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BAGHDAD/ ARBIL, Iraq, May 7- A lasting solution to Iraq's dispute with its Kurdish north is unlikely even if recent talks between the two sides lead to a resumption of oil exports from the autonomous region.
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Light synthetic crude from the oil sands last traded at a discount of $0.80 per barrel under WTI, down from a settlement price on Friday of $3.00 per barrel over the benchmark. Suncor Energy Inc's 140,000 barrel per day refinery in Edmonton, Alberta, was in full shutdown.
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PERTH, May 7- Grappling with soaring costs tied to constructing onshore gas plants, a growing number of energy firms are pledging tens of billions of dollars to build the world's biggest floating structures to exploit offshore gas fields.
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NEW YORK, May 6- The Sable Offshore Energy Project off the coast of Nova Scotia completed planned maintenance on schedule on Sunday, with natural gas production expected to increase over the next several days, according to website postings from Spectra Energy's Maritimes U.S. and Maritimes Canada units.
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JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon may be losing ground in his fight to keep the title of chairman, as some major investors push for more oversight after the "London Whale" losses.
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JPMorgan shareholders should vote against the re-election of three board members, an influential proxy advisory firm said.
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NEW YORK, May 4- JPMorgan Chase& Co shareholders should vote against the re-election of three board members because they failed to properly oversee risk-taking that led to $6.2 billion of losses on the so-called "London Whale" trades, an influential proxy advisory firm said.
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NEW YORK, May 4- JPMorgan Chase& Co shareholders should vote against the re-election of three board members because they failed to properly oversee risk-taking that led to $6.2 billion of losses on the so-called "London Whale" trades, an influential proxy advisory firm said.
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NEW YORK, May 4- JPMorgan Chase& Co shareholders should vote against the re-election of three board members because they failed to properly oversee risk-taking that led to $6.2 billion of losses on the so-called "London Whale" trades, an influential proxy advisory firm said.
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NEW YORK, May 4- JPMorgan Chase& Co shareholders should vote against re-election of three board members because they failed to properly oversee risk-taking that led to $6.2 billion of losses on the so-called "London Whale" trades, an influential proxy advisory firm said.
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May 3- Shares of Russian payment transfer company QIWI Plc rose as much as 2 percent in their market debut, valuing the company at about $901.1 million. The company priced its enlarged offering of 12.5 million American depository shares at $17 each, raising $212.5 million.
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*Since late last year, limited EU imports to Ukraine. BRUSSELS, May 3- Ukraine is working to become an energy hub, producing its own gas, developing storage and importing from both the European Union and Russia, Ukraine's visiting energy minister said.
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By Kristen Hays HOUSTON, May 2- Enterprise Products Partners. 600,000 barrels-per-day refinery in Port Arthur; Exxon Mobil Corp's 560,500 bpd Baytown and 344,500 bpd Beaumont plants; Marathon Petroleum Corp's 451,000 bpd Galveston Bay refinery; and Valero Energy Corp's.
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The alert follows by almost two years a period in which the SEC filed a string of civil fraud cases related to oil and gas private placements. But an SEC spokesman said the issues they present are ongoing, adding: "The alert wasn't prompted by any particular case or series of cases."
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The alert follows by almost two years a period in which the SEC filed a string of civil fraud cases related to oil and gas private placements. But an SEC spokesman said the issues they present are ongoing, adding: "The alert wasn't prompted by any particular case or series of cases."
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LONDON, May 2- Royal Dutch Shell's 54- year old chief executive Peter Voser is to retire next year in a surprise early departure he said was driven by a desire for a change of lifestyle. Shell is the western world's number two company by production behind Exxon Mobil.
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LONDON, May 2- Royal Dutch Shell's 54- year old chief executive Peter Voser is to retire next year in a surprise early departure he said was driven by a desire for a change of lifestyle.
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MOSCOW, May 2- Russia's oil output edged up to 10.47 million barrels per day in April from 10.46 million in March, helped by a ramp-up of projects led by foreign majors, but natural gas production fell by almost 5 percent on sluggish demand.
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LONDON, May 2- BP is delaying two major Algerian gas projects as foreign energy firms seek security guarantees after a deadly Islamist attack, and press the government to soften its investment terms.