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January 18, 2013

The Energy Giants Most At Risk In N. Africa

Cyrus Sanati, CNN Money


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The turmoil in Algeria could spill into many neighboring countries. Nearly every major oil and gas company has some sort of operation in resource-rich North Africa.

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