Transocean's Gulf probe help questionable
The question about whether Transocean wants to cooperate with a key federal investigation of last year's Gulf of Mexico rig explosion and oil spill remains up in the air, according to the lead federal agency investigating the disaster.
04/12/2011
The question about whether Transocean wants to cooperate with a key federal investigation of last year's Gulf of Mexico rig explosion and oil spill remains up in the air, according to the lead federal agency investigating the disaster.
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