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| Yoepus |
So, now the Haliburton is going to be a Dubia-based company, does that mean that it will be required to divest itself of all US assets that are national-defense sensitive?
I'm sure they have quiet a bit of those operations too?
Afterall, according to the Dubai Port World Fiasco precedent, wouldn't this be the case?
BTW, DP World only got rid of its US ports the other day to AIG Investments.
I just love hysterical politicians, this should be interesting to watch if it actually comes into news...:rolleyes: |
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| MrSquirrel |
I was wondering a bit about this.
But Haliburton is saying they will still be technically incorporated in the U.S. so they won't be "foreign" when dealing with the U.S.
I never saw anything inherently wrong with the Dubai ports deal, but I don't tend to jump at shadows like most people.
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| ResonantDrag |
| we should treat them like the oil-rich rag heads that they are and start the bombing:whip: |
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