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Unipec enlists DHC in Washington to fight for Beijing's energy security

Chinese state oil group Sinopec's trading arm has recruited firm Davidoff Hutcher & Citron (DHC) to monitor the energy regulatory environment in the United States, a task that includes keeping track of US sanctions and checks on Chinese investment in America. [...] (339 words)

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