Conoco Talks On Azeri Field Expire Without Agreement

August 9, 1999

Conoco is reportedly was "considering all options" after failing to reach agreement in talks with Azerbaijan over a $1.2 billion deal to rehabilitate and develop a major oil field.

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Conoco Talks On Azeri Field Expire Without Agreement

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