Angola’s state oil firm Sonangol on Monday requested prequalified bidders to submit bids for ten onshore oil blocks as Africa’s second largest crude exporter aims to open up new exploration opportunities. U.S. oil major Chevron, Italy’s ENI, commodities trader Glencore and Portugal’s GALP were among the prequalified companies who could operate the blocks, Sonangol said in a press release. Sonangol said last year that the 10 blocks may hold, on
On the heels of the flash crash which saw the price of gold plunge more than $50 in the blink of an eye, today King World News is featuring a piece by a man whose recently released masterpiece has been praised around the world and recognized as unique work in the gold market. Below is the latest exclusive KWN piece by Ronald-Peter Stoferle of Incrementum AG out of Liechtenstein.
Chris Froome has insisted cycling is no longer a drug-riddled “Wild West” and believes successful riders should not be automatically suspected of doping.
Padraig Harrington put himself bang in contention for a third Claret Jug with a fine third round in the 144th Open at St Andrews.
England captain Alastair Cook says it was “incredibly frustrating” to suffer such a heavy defeat in the second Investec Ashes Test at Lord’s after the team had performed so well in the series opener.
Andy Murray felt proud and honoured as he carried Britain to their first Davis Cup semi-final since 1981 after he beat France’s Gilles Simon on Sunday to give the hosts an unassailable 3-1 lead.
NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Cosby, in sworn testimony a decade ago, said he had paid women after sex to keep the affairs from his wife, suggested he was skilled at understanding nonverbal cues for sexual consent and called one of his accusers a liar.
