TransCanada's communications hit - and - miss affair

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TransCanada relations with its shareholders are discussed. Earlier the company had announced that it would not cut down on the dividends but later slashed it down by 29%. The company decided to get back to the oil business but its strategy was unknown. Currently the company is battling with its archrival Enbridge over Enbridge's decision to construct a pipeline in Alaska.

Water, sewer, and utility lines, Water, Sewer, and Pipeline Construction, Contracts & orders received, Alaska, Contracts & orders let, Oil and Gas Field Services, Crude Oil Pipelines Constr, Contracts, Contract agreement, Investor relations, Petroleum services industry, TransCanada PipeLines Ltd., Petroleum pipeline construction, Enbridge Inc., ENB

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Indian joint venture to drill in Nigeria

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The plans of IndiaEs largest fuel producer Oil & Natural Gas Corp and billionaire Lakshmi Mittal to invest in railways, oil refining and power in Nigeria in exchange for oil drilling rights are discussed.

Joint ventures, India, Nigeria, Company investment, Investments, Company joint venture, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd., Mittal, Lakshmi

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Falling share prices will convince big oil producers to pay up to drill

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The effect of the increase in operational costs and the decline in share prices, on the exploration of petroleum deposits in Canada, is described.

Economic aspects, Oil and gas exploration, Petroleum exploration

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