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Corporate week in brief: Murphy to partner with Petrobras in the US GoM
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In a deal worth up to US$1.1 billion, Murphy and Petrobras are to form a joint venture in the US Gulf of Mexico. Read more on why we think this makes sense, and the following stories: • Occidental loses out on Qatar licence extension • NOVATEK’s giant Russian gas discovery – what does it mean for Total? • Equinor sells King Lear • BP and Eni to partner in Libya exploration • Kosmos exploration update • Ensco and Rowan to merge
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- Lead story: Murphy to partner with Petrobras in the US GoM
- Companies: Occidental
- M&A: Equinor, Aker BP, Ensco, Rowan
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Exploration: NOVATEK, BP, Eni, Kosmos
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