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Schlumberger's Iran grief ends

THE US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control won't slug Schlumberger any more for "knowingly and wilfully" breaching the Iran and Sudan sanctions, but slammed the oil field services giant for failing to "effectively enforce its compliance program".

Schlumberger agreed with the Department of Justice in March to plead guilty and pay a $US232.7 million ($A317.38 million) for conspiracy to breach the trade sanctions, including a $77.5 million criminal...

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