Telegraph.co.uk | China Signals a Gradual Rise in Value of Its Currency New York Times HONG KONG â" China's central bank announced on Saturday evening that it would » |
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Telegraph.co.uk | China Signals a Gradual Rise in Value of Its Currency New York Times HONG KONG â" China's central bank announced on Saturday evening that it would » |
Daily Mail | Some Republicans consider BP deal a U.S. "shakedown" Reuters Representative Joe Barton (R-TX) listens to testimony during a hearing by the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington in this May 27, 2010 file photo. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first apology that rang out in a congressional ... US Rep. Joe Barton apologizes to BP CEO for ' $20B shakedown' |
The Guardian | BP 'to fund $20bn spill payouts' BBC News Under-fire oil firm BP is to place $20bn (£13.5bn) in a special fund to deal with compensation payouts after the Gulf oil spill, US media report. BP executives were said to be finalising a deal at White House talks with President Obama and aides. ... BP Agrees to Set Aside About $20 Billion for Spill Claims Obama, demanding action, meets with BP execs Obama Vows Spill Fix |
The Hindu | President Prepares for First Oval Office Address As Oil Industry Execs Get ... ABC News As a congressional committee chided the heads of the nation's five largest oil companies in Washington, President Obama assured the people of the Gulf coast again that the administration would make BP pay for ... Obama on oil spill: 'This is an assault on our shores.' Obama Looks to Reassure, Flex Muscle on Spill Gulf Coast beaches update |
The Hindu | Obama enroute to the Gulf Coast USA Today Dressed for cleanup duty -- tieless, in dark slacks and a casual jacket -- President Obama left the White House shortly after 9 am ET for his fourth trip to the Gulf Coast. Among the aides accompanying the president was his chief White House ... BP Bigwigs: Men Behind the Oil Spill Under Pressure BP f » |
The Guardian | Obama Plans to Force BP's Hand on Oil Spill Fund New York Times WASHINGTON â" President Obama for the first time will address the nation about the ongoing oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday night and outline his plans to leg » |