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  • Shares in BP slump sharply following decision to sell stake in Russian oil giant Rosneft

    February 28, 2022

    Shares in BP slumped sharply after the markets opened lower again in London. The oil giant initially dropped by as much as seven per cent, before moving back to roughly 5.58 per cent lower at 363p per share following its decision to sell its nearly 20% stake in Russian oil business Rosneft. The FTSE 100 [...]

  • Editorial: Business should be just business, until it’s much more than that

    February 27, 2022

    ONE assumes it wasn’t supposed to play out quite like this for Vladimir Putin. The Russian President surely anticipated a quick and easy military incursion into Ukraine – a military horribly overmatched, an inexperienced leader, and with the west unwilling to support. It is still so very early, but it does not appear that Putin [...]

  • BP ditches stake in Rosneft after Russian invasion of Ukraine

    February 27, 2022

    BP will ditch its near 20 per cent stake in Kremlin-backed energy giant Rosneft, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

  • National Portrait Gallery cuts BP sponsorship after 30 years

    February 22, 2022

    The National Portrait Gallery has today announced that it will be cutting its partnership with BP, ending a 30 year relationship with the oil and gas firm. The announcement follows years of growing opposition to BP’s sponsorship of the Gallery, including the BP Portrait Award. Critics have varied from artist Gary Hume speaking out against [...]

  • London markets turn to cigarettes and gold as geo-politics panics

    February 14, 2022

    It appears investors in the blue-chip index were resorting to gold and cigarettes today, as London markets grapple with the declining geo-political landscape.

  • Windfall tax plans rubbished by economists after oil giant’s losses last year

    February 9, 2022

    Economists and BP's boss rejected calls yesterday for a windfall tax on energy giant announced healthy profits.

  • BP recovers from pandemic with £9.5bn profit

    February 8, 2022

    BP has rebounded strongly from the pandemic with hefty annual profits of £9.5bn ($12.8bn), its best yearly result since 2013.

  • BP rebounds with 30-fold increase in profit amid surging oil prices

    February 8, 2022

    Oil and gas giant BP has rebounded with fourth-quarter profits of $2.3bn and a replacement cost profit of $4.1bn.

  • Windfall tax looming: BP may end up in firing line if it reports expected 30-fold increase in profits

    February 7, 2022

    Oil giant British Petroleum could end up in the firing line when it reports this week what analysts expect might be a more than 30-fold increase in its profit in the closing months of last year. The oil giant is expected to report an underlying replacement cost profit – its preferred measure – of around [...]

  • BP snaps up stake in biofuels firm to accelerate shift away from diesel

    February 3, 2022

    BP has snapped up a major stake in the UK’s largest provider of low-emission hydrogenated vegetable oil (HVO) fuels as it looks to accelerate the transition away diesel usage in transport. The British energy giant has taken a 30 per cent stake in Green Biofuels, and will now work with the firm to spur growth [...]

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