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As BP Pays For Oil Spill Impact, Some People Aren't Seeing The Cash

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BP’s 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico disrupted business all along the coastline. Through the end of July, the oil giant paid more than $13 billion to compensate people, businesses and communities affected. The company is disputing some of those claims in court battles that could drag …Read More

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