Friday, September 17, 2010

London Breaking News: BP's Hayward Defends Safety Record in London

Outgoing BP CEO Tony Hayward defended his company's safety record Wednesday in the face of questions from British lawmakers, and said the Gulf of Mexico oil spill should not lead to a universal ban on deepwater drilling.

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