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Gunmen Attack Headquarters Of Libya National Oil Firm, Two Dead
Armed men on Monday stormed the headquarters of Libya's National Oil Company in Tripoli killing at least two people, officials said, as witnesses spoke of hearing a blast and gunfire.
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UN Lifts Sanctions On Mumbai Company's Oil Tanker
The United Nations has lifted sanctions imposed on an oil tanker owned by a Mumbai-based company which had breached them during a business operation in Libya last month, it was announced today.
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Oil Tanks in Libya Terminal Ablaze After Firefight
Three storage tanks at one of Libya's main oil terminals were ablaze on Friday after being hit by a rocket during fighting between Islamists and pro-government forces, officials said.
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Brent edges up towards $108 on worries over Libyan supplies
Although Libya may boost production to nearly 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) by later Wednesday, tensions in the North African country escalated after a heavily armed autonomy group invited foreign companies to buy oil from seized ports.
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Oil companies plan evacuations from Libya
Global oil companies said Monday that they were making plans to evacuate employees in Libya after some operations there were disrupted by political unrest. Libya holds the largest crude oil reserves in Africa, and the moves drove some stock prices down and a crucial oil benchmark to a three-year high. The largest and most established foreign energy...
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Gunmen Attack Headquarters Of Libya National Oil Firm, Two Dead
Armed men on Monday stormed the headquarters of Libya's National Oil Company in Tripoli killing at least two people, officials said, as witnesses spoke of hearing a blast and gunfire.
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UN Lifts Sanctions On Mumbai Company's Oil Tanker
The United Nations has lifted sanctions imposed on an oil tanker owned by a Mumbai-based company which had breached them during a business operation in Libya last month, it was announced today.
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Oil Tanks in Libya Terminal Ablaze After Firefight
Three storage tanks at one of Libya's main oil terminals were ablaze on Friday after being hit by a rocket during fighting between Islamists and pro-government forces, officials said.
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Brent edges up towards $108 on worries over Libyan supplies
Although Libya may boost production to nearly 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) by later Wednesday, tensions in the North African country escalated after a heavily armed autonomy group invited foreign companies to buy oil from seized ports.
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Oil companies plan evacuations from Libya
Global oil companies said Monday that they were making plans to evacuate employees in Libya after some operations there were disrupted by political unrest. Libya holds the largest crude oil reserves in Africa, and the moves drove some stock prices down and a crucial oil benchmark to a three-year high. The largest and most established foreign energy...
