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Oxy No Moron for Buying Phibro

By Liam Denning Trading is in Occidental Petroleum's DNA. Full Article at Wall Street Journal

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  2. Occidental Petroleum's (OXY) $250 million purchase of Citigroup's (C) Phibro energy trading business drives home two points. One is that Oxy has been a canny acquirer in recent years. Full Article at Business Week

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  4. Occidental Pete said in its statement the worth of the deal was approximately net asset value, and estimated its total investment in Phibro would be $250 million. Full Article at The Street

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  1. Phibro headquarters, in Westport, Conn. is seen Friday Oct. 9th. 2009. Citigroup is selling off their petroleum interests to Occidental Petroleum.
  2. Daniel Yergin, co-founder and chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates, responds to a question during the Reuters Energy Summit in Washington June 1, 2009.

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