Decline in oil fields most serious threat to crude prices

Decline in oil fields most serious threat to crude prices

TOKYO, Japan - Jim Rogers, once one of the world's most famous investment fund operators, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on Nov. 9. Rogers created an investment fund in 1970 with George Soros, later known as the Quantum Fund.

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