BP Sale Makes US Investor Germany’s Second-Largest Oil Refiner



(Bloomberg) — Over the past three decades, American investor A. Gary Klesch has amassed a portfolio of struggling steel mills, aluminum smelters, chemical plants and oil refineries, betting he could squeeze value from businesses their previous owners no longer wanted. Read More



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