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Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Oil and natural gas companies in the Gulf of Mexico are evacuating workers and halting some output as Tropical Storm Ida blows through the region, which accounts for more than a quarter of U.S. crude production. Murphy Oil Corp. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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New York — Oil companies are evacuating workers from operations in the Gulf of Mexico as Tropical Storm Ida approaches. Chevron Corp. said Monday it has removed enough employees to affect oil production in the Gulf. Full Article at The Picayune Item
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HOUSTON: US oil companies were shutting production on Sunday as they evacuated workers from the Gulf of Mexico ahead of Hurricane Ida, which is forecast to roar across the offshore oil patch Monday before making landfall on Tuesday. Full Article at Times of India
