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Total SA, Europe’s third-largest oil company, is making “firm plans” for two relief wells to stem a natural-gas leak at its Elgin platform in the U.K. North Sea.
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Total SA’s Elgin platform leaked gas for a third day in the U.K. North Sea as neighboring rigs were evacuated to guard against the risk of an explosion.
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Total SA slumped the most in more than three years as Europe’s third-largest oil company battles to contain a gas leak in the U.K. North Sea.
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Total SA, France’s biggest oil company, will use social media websites Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc. to comply with European Union energy market disclosure rules at its U.K. exploration and production unit.
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Toyota Motor Corp.’s centralized structure, skepticism of external critics and lack of a global safety chief are among flaws the carmaker needs to address as it recovers from record recalls, an outside advisory group said.
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Trafigura Beheer BV sold cargoes of Forties crude for a second day. Total SA said production at its North Sea Elgin platform resumed after a fault yesterday.
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BP Plc sold a cargo of North Sea Forties crude to Royal Dutch Shell Plc. Total SA restarted its Elgin-Franklin oil and natural-gas fields after the Elgin platform was halted yesterday because of a technical fault.
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Jeff Anderson, a senior forward on the Yale University men’s hockey team, isn’t waiting for a call from the New York Rangers or Detroit Red Wings. He already has been drafted by JPMorgan Chase & Co .
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BP Plc’s pledge to waive a $75 million limit on environmental damages for its Gulf of Mexico oil spill may prove an empty gesture if safety violations played a role in the disaster.
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Toyota Motor Corp.’s outside advisers on quality have a free hand examining U.S. operations and won’t be “window dressing” as the automaker works to rebound from record recalls, the panel’s chief said.
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