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GABON Issue dated 03/01/2017

Carlyle sees victory in sight in quest for Shell's assets

All but certain of winning Shell's assets in Gabon, a prize it has been seeking for months, the Carlyle fund has set up a team to handle the transition. [...] (457 words)

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