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Norway hours away from oil shutdown, eye on government
OSLO (Reuters) - Norway is hours away from the first complete shutdown of its oil industry in more than 25 years as the government holds off on breaking up a fight between striking offshore workers and employers, threatening exports from western Europe's top producer.
Norway hours away from oil shutdown, eye on govt
OSLO (Reuters) - The first total shutdown of Norway's oil industry in more than 25 years may be hours away if the government does not intervene in a tussle between striking offshore workers and employers and allows a steep cut in European oil supplies.
Norway government seen intervening to end oil strike
OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's government has summoned striking offshore workers and their employers to a meeting later on Friday as a pending lockout threatens to cut off oil and gas exports from western Europe's top producer.
Norway government seen intervening to end oil strike
OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's government has summoned striking offshore workers and their employers to a meeting later on Friday as a pending lockout threatens to cut off oil and gas exports from western Europe's top producer.
Oil drilling platform catches fire
MIRI: Five from among 16 evacuated offshore workers treated for varying degrees of burns.
Five hurt in oil drilling platform fire
MIRI: Sixteen offshore workers were evacuated in an emergency operation when fire broke out on a part of an oil drilling platform belonging to Petronas in deep waters in the South China Sea. Five of the 16 suffered varying degrees of burns in the incident, one of them seriously.
More than a wish for good health
GAWAI can also be a time for the Dayaks to reflect on their achievements and socio-economic status.
Dayang sees further growth with RM1.5bil order-book
KUCHING: Sarawak-based oil and gas services provider, Dayang Enterprise Holdings Bhd (DEHB), expects further growth after chalking up successful quarters on strong order-book of RM1.5bil until 2016.
The rise and fall of a foreclosure king
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida: During the housing crash, it was good to be a foreclosure king. David Stern was Florida's top foreclosure lawyer, and he lived like an oil sheik. He piled up a collection of trophy properties, glided through town in a fleet of six-figure sports cars and, with his bombshell wife, partied on an ocean cruiser the size of a small hotel.
BP CEO Hayward nears exit; spill work resumes
LONDON/HOUSTON (Reuters) - BP Plc has decided Chief Executive Tony Hayward should step down over his handling of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and his departure could be announced in the coming days, sources close to the company said on Sunday.
