With crude at $50, oil firms fear deeper crisis than in 1980s

LONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - After slashing spending by $180 billion to deal with one of the worst industry downturns in decades, oil companies are still bleeding cash and slipping further into debt to maintain dividends to shareholders.
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