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Murdoch’s IGN sells Rotten Tomatoes to Flixster
05 Jan 2010
Oil settles above $80- experts ponder if level will hold
05 Jan 2010
After dithering in a narrow range for a considerable period of time oil prices finally settled above $80 on short term indicators and long term expectations that economy will get better this year.
Crude prices rise above $81 on supply fears
04 Jan 2010
Oil gains 78 per cent in 2009
02 Jan 2010
Oil prices notched the biggest annual gain in a decade, climbing a massive 78 per cent in 2009.
LyondellBasell hikes product prices in Europe
01 Jan 2010
CNPC consortium wins $9.7 billion Turkmenistan gas contract
01 Jan 2010
A consortium of China National Petroleum Corp and companies from South Korea and the United Arab Emirates has won contracts worth $9.7 billion to develop the Yolotan natural gas field in Turkmenistan.
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