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"id": 2293620,
"title": "Exxon withdraws from race to buy stake in Namibia oil block from Galp, sources say",
"body": "By Wendell Roelf, Ron Bousso, and Sabrina Valle LONDON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil XOM.N has withdrawn from the competition to purchase half of Galp Energia's GALP.LS share in a significant oil discovery in Namibia that has piqued the interest of leading energy firms, according to sources familiar with the situation. Over 12 oil companies including Exxon, Shell SHEL.L, and Brazil's national oil company Petrobras PETR4.SA had shown interest in Galp's 40% stake in the offshore Mopane discovery, as previously reported by sources. Galp has also suggested that the purchaser manage the field. The reasons for Exxon's exit from the bidding are not clear. Other companies have continued discussions with Galp regarding the sale, the sources mentioned. Exxon and Galp have declined to comment. Mopane is believed to contain at least 10 billion barrels of oil and gas equivalent and could be worth over $10 billion, according to some evaluations. The sales process comes after a series of encouraging offshore discoveries by Shell and TotalEnergies TTEF.PA in recent years, heightening the possibility of the southern African country emerging as a key oil producer. (Additional reporting by Sergio Goncalves; Edited by Jan Harvey) ((ron.bousso@thomsonreuters.com; +44 (0) 2075422161; Reuters Messaging: ron.bousso.reuters.com@reuters.net))",
"originPress": "Refinitiv",
"publishedDt": "2024-09-09T09:40:19Z"
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"id": 2293619,
"title": "Summit Therapeutics' stock rallies as its cancer treatment outperforms Merck's",
"body": "** Summit Therapeutics SMMT.O surges 35% premarket, while Merck's MRK.N shares decline 3.6% ** Summit's ivonescimab therapy shows median of 11.14 months of progression-free survival compared to 5.82 months for Merck's Keytruda in its late-stage lung cancer trial in China ** SMMT's experimental therapy reduces the risk of tumor progression by 49% ** In May, SMMT announced its therapy demonstrated a statistically significant improvement over Merck's, boosting its stock by 177% ** \"We could see some Merck weakness, but don't anticipate Keytruda facing significant challenges soon,\" according to BMO Capital Markets ** SMMT stock up ~370% YTD versus MRK's ~8% gain, as of last close (Reported by Sriparna Roy in Bengaluru) ((Sriparna.Roy@thomsonreuters.com;))",
"originPress": "Refinitiv",
"publishedDt": "2024-09-09T09:37:40Z"
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