SemGroup subsidiary reaches pact
TULSA -- A federal bankruptcy judge on Monday approved an agreement between a subsidiary of SemGroup LP and two other companies that will allow a 524-mile pipeline project to proceed.
As part of the pact signed off on by Delaware Bankruptcy Judge Brendan L. Shannon , SemCrude Pipeline will have to let another company oversee its work and allow access to records.
General Electric Capital , which is part of...
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