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Gulf researchers report jump in deaths of baby dolphins USA Today It's the first birthing season for dolphins since last year's Gulf of Mexico oil disaster, and researchers report disturbing news: The mortality rate of baby dolphins is significantly above normal years, according to a … Baby dolphins dying along oil-soaked US Gulf CoastAFP Censored Gulf news: Babies at risk 10000 times greater, humans and dolphins?Examiner.com At least 21 dead dolphins found along Gulf coast in past 2 weeksFOX 8 News WVUE-TV Natural Resources Defense Council (blog) –Huffington Post (blog) all 307 news articles »

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Halliburton Credit-Default Swaps Jump to Highest in Seven Weeks Bloomberg The cost to protect the Houston-based company's debt nearly tripled in June, reaching as high as 219.4, following the worst US oil spill, CMA data show. … Obama's Katrina — Hurricane RahmAmerican Thinker Beyond the Obvious – Lessons from the Deepwater Horizon Oil SpillInstitute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies First fraud case emerges from BP oil spillUSA Today Fast Company –Los Angeles Times –Audubon Magazine (blog) all 233 news articles »

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Halliburton's Credit-Default Swaps Jump After BP Well Report Bloomberg The cost to protect Houston-based Halliburton's debt nearly tripled in June, reaching as high as 219.4, following the worst US oil spill, CMA data show. … Firms Knew of Cement Flaws Before Spill, Panel SaysNew York Times Inquiry: BP, Halliburton knew well cement was 'unstable'msnbc.com Halliburton and BP knew risk before spillFinancial Times The Associated Press –Monsters and Critics.com –NOLA.com all 738 news articles »

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BP shares jump as analysts weigh takeover scenario
Shares in BP PLC are up more than 9 percent in London, a day after an industry analyst stirred talk of a possible takeover of the British oil company.
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Samsung Targets Seven-Fold Jump in Offshore Orders (Update1)
Samsung Heavy Industries Co. expects offshore-equipment orders to jump almost seven-fold this year as a global economic recovery offsets concerns of project delays in the Gulf of Mexico following an oil spill.

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