Norwegian loss due to BP oil spill
It is the Norwegian Pension Fund Global and similar state funds in the other three countries which have lost the money, NRK reports. The four nations are among the 12 largest shareholders in the oil company BP. According to Bloomberg, Norway share in the company has lost NOK 10.4 billion in value, following the accident on BP's oil platform "Deepwater Horizon". (NRK)
Thursday, 17 June 2010 06:22
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