CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) – China’s state-owned CNOOC Ltd and its Canadian takeover target Nexen Inc have withdrawn and resubmitted an application for U.S. approval of their $15.1 billion deal, as Canada gets close to its decision on whether to approve the transaction. The energy companies said on Tuesday that discussions with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) were still in progress, “with a view to completing the CFIUS review process as expeditiously as possible.” In a brief statement, they did not provide a reason for, or the timing of, the unexpected move. …
After mostly silence, US socialite fights back against critics in Petraeus scandal
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Bakers' union seeks Chapter 11 trustee for Hostess liquidation
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MIAMI – “Prosecuting Casey Anthony” starring Rob Lowe is set to debut early next year on the Lifetime cable television network.
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