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Halliburton Sees Years of Growth as Mideast Rebuilds From War

Halliburton Co. is predicting years of growing demand for oil field services as nations in the Middle East rebuild energy assets and infrastructure damaged in the Iran war.

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Halliburton Sees Years of Growth as Mideast Rebuilds From War
Halliburton Co. is predicting years of growing demand for oil field services as nations in the Middle East rebuild energy assets and infrastructure damaged in the Iran war.
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