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BP Holdings North America Ltd., through its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, production, refining, and marketing of petrochemicals. The company was incorporated in 2006 and is based in Sunbury-On-Thames, United Kingdom. BP Holdings North America Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of BP plc.

Thomas Boone Pickens, Jr. (born May 22, 1928) is an American businessman who chairs the private equity firm BP Capital Management. He was a well-known takeover artist during the 1980s. With an estimated current net worth of around $2.5 billion, he is ranked by Forbes as the 131-richest person in America and ranked #369 in the World.

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2011 was a year of recovery, consolidation and change for BP. Our employees worked hard to make BP a stronger, safer company. We recognize there is more to do, but we believe important progress was achieved during the year, and we are clear on our priorities and responsibilities as we move forward

The campaigns of U.S. Senate candidates Russ Feingold and Ron Johnson sparred Friday over ownership of stock in BP, the British company behind the Gulf Coast oil spill.

Johnson reported owning individual BP stock valued at $116,000 to $315,000. Feingold, the Johnson campaign noted, is a member of the Wisconsin Retirement System, which has invested in BP.

The fuel was a financial disclosure report Johnson filed with the Senate and tax returns he voluntarily made public - reports that confirmed Johnson's personal wealth and also highlighted his history of major charitable donations.

The Republican business executive from Oshkosh has reported taxable income averaging about $1 million a year for the past five years and $400,000 in charitable donations he deducted on his taxes.

Johnson owns millions in stock, while Feingold, the Democrat seeking a fourth term, has just one mutual fund valued at $50,000 to $100,000. Johnson listed 153 stock and bond holdings, including 19 valued at more than $100,000.

Johnson last month was critical of President Barack Obama's move to pressure BP into setting up a claims fund for victims of the spill. The company already has paid out millions of dollars from that fund. Johnson said BP acted negligently but argued that Obama should have let the courts decide on damages.

Aides to Johnson said he had no plans to sell the stock and shouldn't be criticized for owning such a po...

Ethiopia’s Yigrem Demelash brought the Kenyan dominance at the event to a halt today to grab the gold medal in style in a career best of 28:16.07.

The Kenyan pair of Geoffrey Kipkorir Kirui and Philemon Kipchilis Cheboi had been hotly tipped as the main favourites but Demelash proved to be a master tactician and his arch-rivals Kenyans had to settle for the minor places on the podium on this occasion.

The race opened quite conservatively as the lonesome early leader China’s Binlu Wang went through the opening 1000m in 2:55.54 and a full 10-second margin over the rest of the 34 competitors. The Kenyan pair injected a lethal pace some 1500m into the race and only the Ethiopian duo and Uganda’s Moses Martin Kurong were able to live with their pace.

Kirui, who holds an impressive 26:55.73 to rank second on the all-time Junior lists, opened full gas after the second kilometre and an impressive 8:15 split for the following three kilometres led him lonesome at the front. Even before the halfway, Kirui began to lap the slowest contenders.

The 5000m was reached in 14:14 with Kirui still leading but shortly after the sixth kilometre the Kenyan began to falter a bit to be caught by Cheboi and Demelash. It was Cheboi who took charge of the race then with respective splits of 2:48 for the seventh and eighth km; surprisingly, that kind of pace proved to be enough to leave Kirui behind while Demelash stayed comfortably at Cheboi’s...

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As of June 30, 2012, funds at BP Capital run by T. Boone Pickens were valued at $130.7 million.

During the quarter T. Boone Pickens had 25 total positions. Here are the holdings as of June 30.

New Buys: PXD, MMR, SWN, EOG, KWK, COG, RRC, APC, WLL, APA, GDP, LPI
Sold Out: SLB, HAL, GLNG, EXC, CHK, BP, SU

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Portfolio Overview Fundamentals Tracking
Symbol / Co Last Price Change Analysis
RIG
Transocean Ltd $49.03 1.26
(2.64%) 7.8% of portfolio.
PXD
Pioneer Natural R... $97.36 1.22
(1.27%) 6.9% of portfolio.
MMR
McMoRan Explorati... $12.63 0.10
(0.80%) 6.6% of portfolio.
SWN
Southwestern Ener... $31.13 0.52
(1.70%) 6.5% of portfolio.
DVN
Devon Energy Corp $57.83 0.19
(0.33%) 5.5% of portfolio.
ECA
Encana Corp $22.20 0.53
(2.45%) 5.4% of portfolio.
EOG
EOG Resources $108.30 2.41
(2.28%) 5.1% of portfolio.
KWK
Quicksilver Resou... $3.40 -0.08
(-2.30%) 5% of portfolio.
NOV
National Oilwell ... $78.80 2.60
(3.4...

Ethiopia’s Yigrem Demelash brought the Kenyan dominance at the event to a halt today to grab the gold medal in style in a career best of 28:16.07.

The Kenyan pair of Geoffrey Kipkorir Kirui and Philemon Kipchilis Cheboi had been hotly tipped as the main favourites but Demelash proved to be a master tactician and his arch-rivals Kenyans had to settle for the minor places on the podium on this occasion.

The race opened quite conservatively as the lonesome early leader China’s Binlu Wang went through the opening 1000m in 2:55.54 and a full 10-second margin over the rest of the 34 competitors. The Kenyan pair injected a lethal pace some 1500m into the race and only the Ethiopian duo and Uganda’s Moses Martin Kurong were able to live with their pace.

Kirui, who holds an impressive 26:55.73 to rank second on the all-time Junior lists, opened full gas after the second kilometre and an impressive 8:15 split for the following three kilometres led him lonesome at the front. Even before the halfway, Kirui began to lap the slowest contenders.

The 5000m was reached in 14:14 with Kirui still leading but shortly after the sixth kilometre the Kenyan began to falter a bit to be caught by Cheboi and Demelash. It was Cheboi who took charge of the race then with respective splits of 2:48 for the seventh and eighth km; surprisingly, that kind of pace proved to be enough to leave Kirui behind while Demelash stayed comfortably at Cheboi’s...

Here are Pickens's largest holdings as of Dec. 31, 2010:
• Chesapeake Energy (CHK)
• BP (BP)
• McMoRan Exploration (MMR)
• Weatherford International (WFT)
• Plains Exploration (PXP)
• QEP Resources (QEP)
• EOG Resources (EOG)
• SandRidge Energy (SD)
• Suncor (SU)
• Noble (NE)