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November 16, 2017

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Hess Is Building a War Chest to Fund Its $4.4 Billion Guyana Find

News EditorNovember 16, 2017February 23, 201801 mins

With $2.7 billion in oilfield sales this week, Hess Corp. is making a calculated bet, giving up steady production today to help fund what could be one of the world’s biggest discoveries into the next decade. See more here  

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Did the U.S. Just Pull Out of a Global Anti-Corruption Group?

News EditorNovember 16, 2017November 17, 201701 mins

There is a mystery unfolding in the U.S. Department of the Interior. Officials there seem to have removed the United States from a singularly successful anti-corruption effort. This has happened largely in secret, aside from a few public statements in legalese that are nearly impossible to parse. At times, bureaucrats in the department have behaved in…

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US exit from EITI is most disappointing

News EditorNovember 16, 201701 mins

Dear Editor, While visiting the UK, I read that the US had pulled out of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) which Guyana is now a candidate member of. There are some 51 members. The US presence in the body served as a model against corruption and acted as a pressure for other countries to…

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