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British lawyers urged the U.S. Supreme Court to review its finding that BP has to keep compensating companies for oil spill damage.
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Major energy companies in the storm-hit state said that tens of thousands of its customers have been left without electricity.
MH370: Memorial Planned For Victims Of Malaysia Airlines Disaster Off The Coast Of Western Australia
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BP: 'Business As Usual' For Offshore Oil Plans Despite Ruling That Company Was 'Grossly Negligent' In Deepwater Horizon Explosion
BP's technology chief told Bloomberg Television that the Thursday ruling won't hamper its investment in deepwater drilling.
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Alibaba To Raise As Much As $24 Billion In Biggest-Ever IPO
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Starbucks Rolling Out ‘Starbucks Reserve’ And ‘Starbucks Express’ Locations In US
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The two F-15 fighters called off their pursuit as the plane entered Cuban airspace. The plane did not respond to attempts at communication.
Virtual Reality Gear Is Officially Hot, But Don't Expect It To Blow Up Christmas 2014
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GoFundMe, Officer Wilson, Daniel Holtzclaw, And The Myth Of ‘Neutral’ Technology Platforms
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3D-Printed Jewelry Breathes New Life Into 64-Year-Old American Pearl
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Keystone XL Pipeline: Landowners, State Attorneys Square Off In Nebraska Supreme Court Over Proposed Pipeline Route
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Hillary Clinton: I Want To Turn The US Into 'Clean Energy Superpower'
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Ford Focus Recall In China Due To Fuel Leak Risk, Fire Hazard
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But despite a hiring slowdown, the U.S. jobs report published Friday by the Labor Department did show solid employment gains in August.
Kalashnikov, Russia's AK-47 Manufacturer, To Ramp Up Production, Doubling Output In 3 Years
Russia's largest arms manufacturer, which increased production five-fold this year, is now on a U.S. sanctions list.
iPhone 6 Vs. Galaxy Note 4: Apple Up For An Easy Win Over Samsung’s ‘Half-Baked’ Show, Analyst Says
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iCloud Security Update: Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Cloud Security Will Be Increased Following Nude Photos Leak
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Tesla Gigafactory Heading To Northern Nevada; Why Reno Makes Sense
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IRS Plans To Tax Free Meals Silicon Valley Companies Dole Out
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Hillary Clinton, Chris Christie Appeal To Energy Industry Constituents Ahead Of Potential 2016 Presidential Runs
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