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Iraq shakes up rankings of oil nations. Who's on top?
When Iraq raised its estimate of proven oil reserves Monday, the world had to revise the list of nations with the most reserves. Not counting Canada's oil sands, here's a look at the new Top 5 nations:
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Iraq after US pullout – not a doomsday scenario
President Obama met with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki today in Washington to discuss the US-Iraq relationship after the final US combat troop pullout this December. Worried pundits foresee the return of rampant terrorism and insurgency, and an Iranian takeover. They're wrong.
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US trade official: American businesses should invest in Iraq – now
A US official leading a trade delegation to Iraq encouraged American businesses not to wait to take advantage of Iraq's need for new infrastructure, despite ongoing security problems and corruption.
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Iraq shakes up rankings of oil nations. Who's on top?
When Iraq raised its estimate of proven oil reserves Monday, the world had to revise the list of nations with the most reserves. Not counting Canada's oil sands, here's a look at the new Top 5 nations:
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Iraq oil fields: European, Asian firms win first contracts
The development of two huge Iraq oil fields will significantly increase production and help the country recover from war.
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Why Iraq sees success in oil auction
Officials laud a transparent process on bids to develop oil fields – and the opening of investment to foreign firms shut out for more than 30 years.
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Insecurity tempers lure of Iraq's oil fields
International firms want to get a foot in the door – but for many, the risks still outweigh potential profits.
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OPEC announces historic cuts to buoy oil prices
The petroleum cartel said it will slash production by 2.2 million barrels per day in hopes prices will climb back toward $75 per barrel.
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Iraq opens door to foreign bidding to increase oil output
Exxon Mobil, Chevron, and Shell are among the prequalified companies vying for contracts.
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As Baghdad grapples with Sadr City, Iraqi Kurdistan busily builds 'Dream City'
The Kurdistan Regional Government is briskly pursuing oil and gas contracts and economic development, a drive that is chafing Iraq's central government in Baghdad.
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Basra strike against Shiite militias also about oil
Iraq's oil minister says the assault helped curb oil smuggling.
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