Nippon Oil, China Nat'l Petroleum to consider joint oil refinery

Nippon Oil, China Nat'l Petroleum to consider joint oil refinery

TOKYO, Japan - Jiang Jiemin (L), president of China National Petroleum Corp., and Fumiaki Watari, chairman of Nippon Oil Corp., shake hands during a signing ceremony at a hotel in Tokyo on May 7. They have agreed to consider creating a joint venture to run the Japanese firm's Osaka oil refinery.

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