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"Ships can’t leave or enter the U.K.’s ports without them," said Sharon Graham, general secretary of labor organization Unite the Union.

Pilots responsible for the safe navigation of ships in and out of the UK’s seaports are threatening to go on strike later this year over new health ch...

Alaska North Slope crude broke below the $90 level Oct. 4, plummeting $4.93 to close at $88.81 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate dove $5.01 to close at $84.22 and Brent plunged $5.11 to close at $85.81. The trading week leading into Oct. 4 was a sea of red ink, save for Oct. 3, when ANS eked...

Alaska saw several new deals this year that will lead to exploration drilling starting as early as this winter on the Eastern North Slope from Badami on down through the Lagniappe and Balcony Natural Resources acreage. On Jan. 9, Savant Alaska

Alaska has been dropped from the five-year 2024-29 outer continental shelf lease sale schedule. The U.S. Department of the Interior said Sept. 29 it would offer the fewest offshore oil and gas lease sales in history, just three -- all in the Gulf of Mexico. A northern Cook Inlet sale was being con...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, is proposing to issue an underground injection control Class I non-hazardous permit to Oil Search (Alaska) LLC, a subsidiary of Santos NSW PTY Ltd. The 10-year permit will allow Oil Search (Alaska), or OSA, to construct and operate up to three injection...

Nordea Bank Abp / Key word(s): Transaction in Own Shares Nordea Bank Abp: Transaction in Own Shares 06.10.2023 / 08:15 CET/CEST Nordea Bank Abp: Repurchase of own shares on 05.10.2023 Nordea Bank Abp Stock exchange release - Changes in company's own shares 05.10.2023 at 22.30 EET Nordea Bank Abp...

Increase of over 29% comes as World Bank report cautions on growing risks

Clarification comes as media reported risks for deposits exceeding Rs500,000

Mexican officials and border industry leaders say Texas truck inspections looking for drugs, migrants and mechanical faults have cost exporters $1.1 billion in the past three weeks, and they’re calling on them to end.