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Published by BBC News | By | Tuesday, March 20, 2007

British oil giant BP has been heavily criticised by US safety investigators over a refinery disaster that killed 15 workers in 2005.

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Published by New York Times | By Simon Romero | Monday, March 19, 2007

Colombian officials said over the weekend that they would consider seeking the extradition of senior executives of Chiquita Brands International after the company pleaded guilty in United States federal court to making payments to paramilitary death squads.

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Published by Amnesty International | By | Thursday, March 15, 2007

Amnesty International is deeply concerned at reports of the use of excessive and unnecessary force by police in West Bengal (Eastern India) against farmers protesting proposed displacement by the state government for a new industrial project, which has resulted in deaths of at least 14 persons and injuries.

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Published by Los Angeles Times | By Elizabeth Douglass | Thursday, March 15, 2007

A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a racketeering charge against Chevron Corp. brought by Nigerian villagers who believe the oil giant condoned human rights abuses carried out by the West African nation's militia.

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Published by BBC News | By | Wednesday, March 14, 2007

US banana company Chiquita Brands International has said it will plead guilty to a count of doing business with a paramilitary group in Colombia.

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Published by Herald Tribune | By | Wednesday, March 14, 2007

A federal judge in California threw out a racketeering claim against Chevron Corp. filed by Nigerians who claimed the oil company conspired with the military and police to gun down demonstrators protesting their operations in the African nation.

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Published by Agence France Presse | By | Monday, March 12, 2007

A weekend announcement by Halliburton, the US oil services giant, that it is shifting its corporate headquarters to Dubai from Texas triggered an angry response from some US lawmakers Monday.

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Published by Houston Chronicle | By Brett Clanton | Sunday, March 11, 2007

Halliburton Co. surprised the energy world, members of Congress and the city of Houston today by announcing it will open a new corporate headquarters in the United Arab Emirates and relocate its chief executive officer there.

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