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Pena Nieto Confident 75-Year Pemex Oil Monopoly to End This Year

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said he’s confident Congress will end the state oil monopoly this year, opening the way for companies such as Exxon Mobil Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell Plc to tap the nation’s reserves.

Kansas City Southern to Enter S&P 500 as Dean Foods Removed

Kansas City Southern, the smallest of the major North American railroads, will be added to the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, replacing Dean Foods Co. as it spins off its WhiteWave Foods Co. unit.

Mexican Constitutional Oil Change Achievable, PAN Senator Says

Mexico’s National Action Party supports a possible constitutional change to open the state- controlled oil industry to more private investment and will work with other parties to pass such legislation, according to the PAN’s top senator on the energy commission.

Pemex Combs Rubble for Cause of Deadliest Blast Since 2006

The probe into a blast that tore the face off a building at Petroleos Mexicanos’s Mexico City headquarters and killed at least 33 people continued, with authorities saying they still don’t know what happened.

Mexico’s Capital, Pacific Coast Shaken by 6.5-Magnitude Quake

A magnitude 6.5 earthquake shook Mexico’s capital and western coast yesterday without causing any major damage.

Mexico Still Seeking Answers Days After Deadly Pemex Blast

The search for the cause of a blast that destroyed three floors of a building at Petroleos Mexicanos’s headquarters and killed at least 34 people entered a fourth day, as investigators toiled ahead of a self-imposed deadline for finding an answer.

Mexico’s Peso Advances in Pena Nieto’s Second Week as President

Mexico’s peso headed for its second weekly advance as speculation grew that President Enrique Pena Nieto will persuade the nation’s lawmakers to rally behind his plans to boost growth and fiscal stability.

Pemex Boosting Security After Deadliest Blast since 2006

Petroleos Mexicanos is stepping up security at oil production facilities as authorities investigate a blast that killed at least 33 people at the state-owned company’s headquarters in Mexico City yesterday.

Mexico’s Peso Rises for Third Day on Pena Nieto, U.S. Optimism

Mexico’s peso advanced for a third day on speculation U.S. politicians will reach a budget deal and President Enrique Pena Nieto’s policies will boost economic growth in the Latin American country.

Mexican Oil Reforms Are Vital on Both Sides of the Border

In recent days a coalition of Mexican advocacy groups has been protesting in front of Televisa, the country’s largest TV network, to contest the legitimacy of President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto’s July 1 victory.

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Yen Weakens Second Day Versus Dollar Before Fed; Real Tumbles

U.S. Stocks Rally for Second Day as Investors Await Fed

U.S. Stocks Rally as Yen Drops, Treasuries Fluctuate

Tesla Plans Model S Battery Swap as Fast Refueling Option

U.S. Military Moves to Admitting Women to Combat Posts