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Sep.22
3:54 PM ET
Monday, 22 Sep 2008
Oil: Biggest One-Day Gain Ever
Posted By:Giovanny Moreano
Topics:Stock Market
Sectors:Oil and Gas
Companies:Smith International Inc | Noble Corp | Nabors Industries Ltd | Hess Corp | Pyramid Oil Company
Today's $16.37 rally in crude oil [@CL.1
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Some of the companies that are up on the news include:
- Hess [HES
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] - Noble Corp. [NE
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