Buenos Aires News
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Updated 2 hours, 46 minutes ago
Jorge Rafael Videla, Argentina’s former dictator who led the country’s military junta from 1976 to 1981, has died. He was 87.
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Argentina, which has no long-term contracts to import liquefied natural gas, is scheduled to receive a spot cargo of the fuel from Trinidad & Tobago today, according to ship-tracking data.
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Argentina, which has no long-term contracts to import liquefied natural gas, is scheduled to receive a spot cargo of the fuel from Belgium today, according to ship-tracking data.
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Chevron Corp., the second-biggest U.S. oil company, said it’s preparing an investment that will help make the country energy independent by developing what could be the world’s second-largest shale oil reservoir.
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Maria Enrici said she cried when her son Pablo Prigioni called her in July to tell her he was joining the New York Knicks.
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YPF SA, Argentina’s biggest energy company, rose the most in almost five months after it said Chevron Corp., the second-biggest U.S. oil company, will be the first major crude producer to partner with it to develop shale oil and natural gas.
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Argentina’s Labor Ministry, steel workers union and companies agreed to a wage rise of 24 percent, an increase in line with economists’ estimates of inflation over the past year.
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Chevron Corp. will become the first major oil company to partner with YPF SA to develop shale oil and a final deal is expected in July, YPF said.
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Updated 17 minutes ago
Argentines are buying more BMWs, Jaguars and other luxury cars as a store of value as inflation decimates their deposits and pummels the nation’s bonds.
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Argentina’s annual inflation as reported by opposition lawmakers was the slowest in a year in April, reflecting a three-month price freeze by supermarkets.
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