Organisation: China National Offshore Oil Corporation

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business

Tullow Oil shares fall on failed $900m Uganda sale

Tullow Oil shares fell more than 5% after the Irish-founded exploration company announced the termination of its long-standing agreement to sell a third of its interests in Uganda in a $900m (€814m) deal.

business

Oil drilling ban supporters mulling legal challenge against State after Government blocks bill

world

No accord in South China Sea row

business

Further Tullow drilling success

business

Ugandan deal to allow Tullow proceed

world

Chinese trade talks bear fruit — and 2 pandas

BP announces new asset sale

Oil giant BP has now sold $20bn worth of assets to help pay for the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster after offloading its majority stake in an Argentina-based company.

Mon, 29 Nov, 2010

Tullow Oil to take two partners

TULLOW Oil has confirmed that it will take on both China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) and Total as equal farm-in partners on its newly acquired Ugandan assets, once final government approval is granted.

Thu, 11 Mar, 2010