Chinese state-owned oil company Sinopec has launched a bid for Imperial Energy, in a move that could trump an existing 1,290 pence a share offer for the London-listed energy group, The Sunday Telegraph reported.
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Cloud Peak Energy announces pricing of its initial public offering
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London Capital Group facing multi-million pound claim
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CME launches new Brent crude futures contract
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Devon Energy sells Panyu field in China
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PetroChina in talks to sell minority stakes in projects
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China funding bid to buy Liverpool FC:
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Kuwait considering to boost investments in China, India
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Fairfax Financial buying stake in Chinese insurer
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Russia could start gas supplies to China
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