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Feds drag feet as La. coastline slowly suffocates from oil spill Arizona Republic The world has moved on from the infamous, accidental spill of oil that pulsated uncontrollably out of the BP-operated well. We have heard the reports that much of the oil has evaporated or otherwise magically disappeared from the Gulf waters. … As task force prepares oil spill report, questions arise on who will pay to …Tampabay.com 1950: The race for oil in the Gulf of MexicoNOLA.com Transocean: The Name Synonymous With Oil SpillsMotley Fool UK Examiner.com –Pensacola News Journal –The Bradenton Times all 10 news articles »
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July 26, 2011 by
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BP reports profit, but disaster still a drag on output FuelFix (blog) BP PLC on Tuesday reported lower than expected earnings for the second quarter as it struggled to lift production in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the Associated Press reports. Although the actual costs of the spill diminished, … UPDATE: BP's Q2 profit fails to lift shares as spill still weighsPlatts BP Q2 earnings below forecast even as costs of Gulf oil spill diminishGlobe and Mail London midday: FTSE 100 seeks direction after news flurryShareCast
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May 14, 2010 by
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Insurers Drag Bonds to Worst Since December: Credit Markets
Insurers are leading the first monthly decline for corporate bonds since December on speculation they face losses on sovereign debt just as cleanup costs for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill loom.
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May 14, 2010 by
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Insurers Drag Bonds Down on With Sovereign Debt: Credit Markets
May 13 (Bloomberg) — Insurers are leading the first monthly decline for corporate bonds since December on speculation they face losses on sovereign debt just as cleanup costs for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill loom.
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