BP has been ordered to cut spending on renewable energy by its third largest shareholder as pressure grows on the oil giant ...
I remember when I first encountered a hard copy FTSE 100 annual report. I was a first year undergraduate and my achingly left ...
After a quarter century of lagging behind competitors, British oil giant BP has attracted the attention of big hedge fund ...
Murray Auchincloss, BP’s chief executive, will set out a new company strategy on February 26 BP shares have surged after it ...
The energy giant was vague on details, but analysts say the changes is likely to include less spending on renewable sources ...
And sustainable finance has the means to make an impact. BP had $23bn in net debt at the end of last year. Fixed income ...
At the headquarters of Elliott Management in New York, the hedge fund’s energy team now has T-shirts with “Gulf of America” printed on them, including one with a picture of Donald Trump as a pirate, ...
BP is likely to reduce spending on low-emissions energy technologies like wind and hydrogen and try to boost oil and natural gas production, analysts say.