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LONDON-Trafigura Ltd. has agreed to pay Russian oil producer OAO Rosneft $1.5 billion upfront for more than 10 million tons of products over the next five years, the commodity trader said Friday.
The deal is similar to other agreements Rosneft has secured from trading houses, including Glencore International PLC and energy trader Vitol, as it seeks to shore up its finances after its $55 billion acquisition of TNK-BP earlier this ...
Five blue-chip stocks have accounted for about one-third of the rally in the Dow since the financial crisis.
The Internet and social media in Kenya, which played a central role in this year's elections by allowing Kenyans to question candidates, took on a new function Tuesday—spreading messages of peace to avert new bloodshed.
The U.S. and China introduced a new round of sanctions against North Korea at the United Nations that the U.S. said would significantly impede the development of Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs, in response to its test last month of an atomic bomb.
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