US Supreme Court lets ExxonMobil sue Cuban oil firm over 1959 assets
The US Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that oil giant ExxonMobil could sue Cuba's state-owned oil company and a major business group for what it termed 'unlawful trafficking' of its assets after Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution.
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