(Reuters) - CARACAS, June 25 - Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips
rejected on Monday a deal to stay in multibillion-dollar
projects that Venezuela is nationalizing, increasing the
chances two of the world's top oil companies will leave the
OPEC nation, two sources close to the talks said.
Four other companies -- Chevron Corp. , Norway's
Statoil , Britain's BP Plc and France's Total
-- plan to sign an accord that will keep them in the
massive Orinoco oil reserve projects, a government official
said.
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rejected on Monday a deal to stay in multibillion-dollar
projects that Venezuela is nationalizing, increasing the
chances two of the world's top oil companies will leave the
OPEC nation, two sources close to the talks said.
Four other companies -- Chevron Corp. , Norway's
Statoil , Britain's BP Plc and France's Total
-- plan to sign an accord that will keep them in the
massive Orinoco oil reserve projects, a government official
said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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