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Oil giant BP moved into the top bracket of oil companies in the late nineties with the acquisitions of US concerns Amoco and Atlantic Richfield. More geared to oil production and exploration than its main rivals, BP has moved into the former Soviet Union to secure future production as its current key assets in the North Sea and Alaska wind down.
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BP returned to a small profit in the third quarter, but warned the pace of recovery from Covid-19 remains uncertain
BP will make its first foray into offshore wind power after it today announced a $1.1bn (£845m) deal with Norwegian
It’s not every day that an oil giant gets a slap on the back from Greenpeace. But that’s exactly what
BP halved its dividend, its first cut in a decade, after booking a record $6.7bn (£5.13bn) loss in a second
Oil giant BP will cut 10,000 jobs as a result of the coronavirus crisis, chief executive Bernard Looney announced today.
BP is cutting the size of its top management team by more than half as part of new boss Bernard
BP will not have a representative on the judging panel for the National Portrait Gallery’s portrait award for the first
When the dust settles, will business emerge having played its part and who will have stayed true to their purpose?
BP’s underlying profit fell by two-thirds in the first quarter as the coronavirus crisis destroyed global demand for oil. The
The world’s biggest oil firms have cut their capital spending programmes by a combined 26 per cent for 2020 due
BP expects to take a write down of up to $1bn for the first quarter of 2020 as the oil
Oil company shares have sunk today after the Brent crude price sunk below $34 a barrel, as the market absorbs
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