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Bourbon executives deny any involvement in corruption in Nigeria, blaming their local partner.
Bourbon executives deny any involvement in corruption in Nigeria, blaming their local partner.
A US Democratic lawmaker is investigating a possible sale of US energy policy in return for billion-dollar donations to Donald Trump's campaign.
A US Democratic lawmaker is investigating a possible sale of US energy policy in return for billion-dollar donations to Donald Trump's campaign.
The International Energy Agency adjusts its oil demand forecasts for 2024, reflecting a slowdown in Europe and OECD countries.
The International Energy Agency adjusts its oil demand forecasts for 2024, reflecting a slowdown in Europe and OECD countries.
The recent outbreak of forest fires near Fort McMurray, Canada, triggers an emergency evacuation, exposing major economic risks linked to vital oil installations.
The recent outbreak of forest fires near Fort McMurray, Canada, triggers an emergency evacuation, exposing major economic risks linked to vital oil installations.
An Iraqi official confirms Iraq's support for the extension of current OPEC+ quotas, despite the oil minister's initial statements on the refusal of further cuts.
An Iraqi official confirms Iraq's support for the extension of current OPEC+ quotas, despite the oil minister's initial statements on the refusal of further cuts.
OPEC+ oil production is falling, with Russia stepping up cuts despite attacks and compliance challenges that continue to cause tension within the group.
OPEC+ oil production is falling, with Russia stepping up cuts despite attacks and compliance challenges that continue to cause tension within the group.
A Pennsylvania jury orders ExxonMobil to pay $725 million for a case of leukemia linked to benzene exposure.
A Pennsylvania jury orders ExxonMobil to pay $725 million for a case of leukemia linked to benzene exposure.
In Marseilles, eight Bourbon executives are on trial for corruption in Africa, a case that could shake the shipping industry to its core.
In Marseilles, eight Bourbon executives are on trial for corruption in Africa, a case that could shake the shipping industry to its core.
Iraq announces major projects to increase its oil reserves, targeting a potential 160 billion barrels.
Iraq announces major projects to increase its oil reserves, targeting a potential 160 billion barrels.
US crude oil inventories fell slightly last week, while the pace of refinery activity increased and exports rose. The market reacted with slightly higher prices.
US crude oil inventories fell slightly last week, while the pace of refinery activity increased and exports rose. The market reacted with slightly higher prices.