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(Reuters) – U.S. oil company Chevron Corp said on Wednesday it was selling its 40 percent stakes in two Nigerian shallow water offshore oil blocks. Chevron Nigeria Limited said in a statement it was offering Oil Mining Leases (OML) 86 and 88 in the Niger Delta area of Nigeria for sale.
When CME Group Inc’s futures pits in the cavernous trading floor at the Chicago Board of Trade building fall quiet next month, real estate broker Holly Duran will be working overtime to find a tenant to occupy a storied piece of America’s financial history. Prospective candidates could include big trading companies like BP Plc, whose hundreds of Chicago-based traders now occupy another former CME trading floor two blocks away, or