(much to my relief)

Like I was mentioning for couple times, - I was working like a Responsible for Central and Eastern Europe Marketing Department of Partex CPS. After leaving for “private sector”, in a couples of years, this firm (created in 1924, after the WWI), - cease to exist. I have been detailed during the last decades, to describing all the reasons of “why this happen”. The way, that such big intellectual heritage, by some hand, was simply lie-out. So what, if the bulk of all political, human and economical reasons were big? So was the Hitler… This case only gives us the result. Which is, - ‘not strange to see me presently only like an emotional and financial wreck’. It’s secondary if I still seeing ‘who’s there just for a good times’. Also, not important how’s life come since the Partex CPS. Important is the striking similarities between the Partex CPS and the BP. Personally, - I have one word for you. Feed-up. And to put an end in this entire situation, that are killing me, that is bothering me for 15 years, that is a Total unemploy. I’ll opt by speak my mind, - I need the at least 115 000 of Great British Pounds per year in a “naked form”. Without the famous by-the-side “arrangements”. Without the “ver se tira cartola ou nao o respeitoso Senhor Barroso”. Let’s be honest, - this kind of the opening-up in the career opportunity, (much to my relief), are setting me actually to a plum position, which is at least quite decent.

Japan PM: to stay after upper house election loss. 2010-07-11 15:58 (UTC). TOKYO, July 12 (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan said on Monday he wanted to stay in his job despite a mauling in upper house elections, saying he would like to continue to responsibly take policy steps. Voters dealt Japan's government a stinging loss the election for parliament's upper house, a reverse that may thwart its ambitions to curb the country's massive public debt and threatens the premier's job.

PetroChina open to closer ties with BP. (AFP) – 1 hour ago. 12/07/2010 07:13:32. BEIJING — Chinese oil giant PetroChina has said it would "welcome" closer ties with BP as the British energy group battles to contain the massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico, a report said Monday. Mao Zefeng, head of investor relations at PetroChina, told the Financial Times that the company's first reaction to BP's problems in the Gulf of Mexico was to see how it could "help BP to quickly fix the problem". "We contacted them to see if there is anything we can help with in terms of engineering or technical help," Mao said. The official declined to discuss possible financial assistance, saying: "We have no comment on market rumours. But if there was some opportunity to work more closely together, we would welcome that." Mao and other officials at PetroChina were not immediately available to comment on the report. Chinese energy companies have this year invested billions of dollars on overseas acquisitions, including a deal by China's top refiner Sinopec in April to acquire a stake in a Canadian oil sands project for 4.65 billion dollars. PetroChina -- which is listed in New York, Hong Kong and Shanghai -- said in May that it would invest 60 billion dollars abroad over the next decade in order to secure much-needed resources to fuel China's red-hot economy. BP acquired a stake in PetroChina when it went public in 2000. In 2004, it sold those shares, which at the time accounted for a two percent equity stake, according to statements from the two companies. The two firms have a joint venture to operate petrol stations in the southern province of Guangdong. The Financial Times said PetroChina was unlikely to make a full bid for BP due to political considerations but could invest in further joint ventures.

Exxon hunts BP. Energy Industry: speculation about takeover. Süddeutsche Zeitung GmbH 07/12/2010, 07:58. The British oil company BP is easy prey: Two U.S. competitors seem to show interest in acquiring the beleaguered firm. One of them is Exxon.But BP has other plans. The oil disaster in the Gulf can waver BP - and the competition takes on the weather. U.S. rival Exxon apparently is considering the acquisition of the ailing group. As the British Sunday Times reported, companies could be that of the U.S. Government give an assurance that an offer to buy BP regulatory hurdles in the way would not. And not only that: even one other U.S. company should Washington have indicated that a takeover was possible .. These are presumably acting at Chevron, told the paper. Possible partial sale to Apache. Remains uncertain however, whether the groups would perform such a step. The report shows that BP is also looking into the sale of billions in activities at the U.S. company Apache. The two companies were negotiating business parts worth twelve billion dollars, including BP's stake in an oil field in Alaska, told the newspaper. BP is due to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and struck the resulting, almost as predictable costs. Therefore, it is speculated in recent weeks about a takeover of the group. In early July was reported from circles that BP with numerous state funds, including Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, Qatar and Singapore, have talked about an alliance to fend off a takeover. Meanwhile, BP's engineers are trying to stop a new start in the swirling eleven weeks since the oil well in the Gulf of Mexico. This desire to place with the help of remote-controlled robots, a 100-ton Absaugzylinder on the leak. Tour de force: 'Top Hat 10 " The experts hope to catch almost all emerging and pump out oil to ships. The earliest on Wednesday was clear, however, whether the action "Top Hat 10" was successful, or - as several attempts before - once again end in failure, they say. In a first step, the technician dismantled to another container on the leak, which had been at least part of the raw oil collected. As a result, the crude oil currently flowing unimpeded into the sea completely. The experts expressed cautious optimism. "We are pleased, as it precedes," said BP's top manager Kent Wells. The whole operation should be between four and last seven days. "

GAS PIPELINE: Nabucco consortium wants to break Gazprom. WELT ONLINE. 08:38|. The energy giant Gazprom wants to undermine the pipeline project of European countries. With Nabucco want the country reduce its dependence on Russia.The Russian gas giant Gazprom wants to prevent the energy companies, initiated by several European Nabucco pipeline. Gazprom deputy chairman Alexander Medvedev had invited the Essen RWE group, to participate in the Nabucco, South Stream project competitors, reports the Handelsblatt, citing negotiating circles. South Stream is a project that essentially by Gazprom and Italian energy group ENI is being driven. Would succeed in Gazprom, RWE break away from the Nabucco consortium, the project would be to hold no more, the paper adds.Gazprom to selectively use the current weakness of the Nabucco consortium. Nabucco will bring gas from countries such as Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan to Western Europe. Negotiations with potential suppliers to make difficult. Despite years of efforts, the Nabucco consortium show no reliable delivery commitments for the pipeline. As long as this is not the case, the construction of the 3300 km long pipeline, which will lead the Turkish eastern border to Austria not start. Nabucco is still applicable under the present plan by 2015 the first gas supply to Western Europe. The pipeline, whose construction will be welcomed by the EU would reduce dependence on Russian gas: A quarter of the natural gas consumed in Europe comes from Russia, in Germany the figure is as high as 37 percent. Gazprom aims against the South Stream project aims to reduce the impact of the pipeline transit countries Belarus and Ukraine. Both countries had in recent years been frequent disputes that led to serious disruption of gas supplies. The wiring of South Stream deal the two countries.