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Statoil axes more jobs

STATOIL is aiming to cut another 100 jobs, trimming its business development workforce from 330 to 230 staff.

Statoil axes more jobs

According to Norwegian business daily Dagens Naeringsliv, Statoil is seeking voluntary redundancies, with severance and early retirement packages on offer. While many petroleum players are facing rising...

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