Reuters – South Korea’s state-run National Pension Service is seeking to acquire a 23 percent stake in U.S. pipeline operator Colonial Pipeline from Chevron Corp, the world’s No.5 pension fund said on Monday.
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Reuters – South Korea’s state-run National Pension Service is seeking to acquire a 23 percent stake in U.S. pipeline operator Colonial Pipeline from Chevron Corp, the world’s No.5 pension fund said on Monday.
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National Pension bidding for Colonial Pipeline
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Reuters – South Korea’s state-run National Pension Service is seeking to acquire a 23 percent stake in U.S. pipeline operator Colonial Pipeline from Chevron Corp, the world’s No.5 pension fund said on Monday.
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National Pension bidding for Colonial Pipeline
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The account was opened late Thursday under the Korean username “uriminzokkiri,” meaning “on our own as a nation,” according to a South Korean official. North Korea announced last week on a government-run website that it has a Twitter account and a YouTube channel.
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Pyongyang said this weekend’s planned naval maneuvers with South Korea would be “a grave threat” and also cautioned against any new sanctions against the communist country.
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The U.S. is imposing another round of sanctions against North Korea. The announcement came Wednesday as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert Gates met with their counterparts in South Korea’s capital, Seoul.
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