 R2 A decision on TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL pipeline is fraught with political peril for the Obama administration, but for investors the question to ask is clear: If the line is going to be approved, which companies will benefit? . . TAGGED: energy industry, Keystone XL pipeline, energy investment, oil, MarketWatchRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| We pay a lot of attention to revolutions when they emerge suddenly and violently, but when a transformation arrives gradually and peacefully it's easy to miss. . . more ›› |
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