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U.S.-Cuba oil drill deals ahead? Maybe

November 2, 2015

Given the U.S. trade embargo against Cuba, can American companies participate in that country’s plans to resume drilling for offshore oil? That question came up frequently at a recent conference in Havana of U.S. and Cuban government and business interests, and for some participating in the event, the answer is: Yes, probably. (Read more)

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U.S., Cuba eye offshore drilling possibilities

October 26, 2015

HAVANA — The thaw in U.S.-Cuba relations is raising prospects for new business opportunities for American companies in the island nation, among them energy. That was evident this past week in Havana, where more than 120 people from the U.S., Cuba and other countries gathered for a cutting-edge conference on offshore oil development. (Read more)

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