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Transocean’s Biggest Investor Dumps Stock After Fatal Rig Blast
May 12 (Bloomberg) — Transocean Ltd. ’s largest investor at the end of 2009, Marsico Capital Management LLC, liquidated its entire holding in the world’s biggest oil driller partly because of a fatal rig blast that triggered a Gulf of Mexico spill.

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As Oil Looms Nearby, Locals Stock Up On Seafood
With oil from a gushing well in the Gulf of Mexico looming offshore, people here are buying and eating as much seafood as they can as fast as they can. At last Saturday’s farmers’ market, an entire load of 350 pounds of fresh shrimp, at $5 a pound, sold out in an hour.

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Gulf coast oil spill boosts this company’s stock
Shares of Nalco Holding Company rose Monday after the chemical manufacturer confirmed it was providing a solvent that disperses oil to help BP clean up the massive spill spreading across the Gulf of Mexico.

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Spill taints BP image, hurts stock
NEW YORK – BP brands itself a friend of the environment, an energy company that goes “beyond petroleum.”

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