Burma keeps copper project running as government ‘afraid of China’
Senior minister says copper mine closure could trigger Chinese interference in Burma's domestic affairs
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Canada’s Enbridge Inc. (TSX, NYSE:ENB) announced Monday its has entered into an agreement with Canopy Prospecting Inc. to develop rail facilities that will deliver crude oil from the Bakken shale prospect in North Dakota to Philadelphia refineries by the third-quarter of 2013.
