In an update ahead of earnings next month, the energy giant also flagged weak oil trading and flat production for the ...

Dec 18 (Reuters) - BP has named Meg O'Neill, chief executive of Australia's Woodside Energy, as its next CEO, signalling ‌a renewed push to boost returns and double down on oil ‌and gas after ...

British energy giant BP, which this year shelved targets on reducing carbon emissions, has appointed industry veteran Meg O'Neill to be chief executive from April, replacing Murray Auchincloss who ...

[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] BP Plc appointed Meg O’Neill as its new CEO, making her Big Oil’s first female leader, as the company struggles to revive its fortunes ...

BP has warned shareholders that it will write down the value of its green investments by between $4 billion and $5bn.

BP Plc said it expects to take as much as $5 billion in writedowns for the fourth quarter, largely related to its transition ...

BP Plc’s profit exceeded expectations, with operational improvements and higher oil and gas production outweighing lower prices, as the company’s turnaround plan builds momentum. The British energy ...

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Embattled BP made a dramatic CEO change Wednesday as it hired Woodside Energy leader Meg O’Neill as the first-ever woman CEO of a Big Oil giant. Current BP CEO Murray Auchincloss is stepping down ...

BP Plc appointed Meg O’Neill as its new chief executive officer, making her Big Oil’s first female leader, as the producer struggles to revive its fortunes after a botched pivot toward renewable ...

That backdrop has been reinforced by BP’s decision to sell a 65 per cent stake in its Castrol lubricants business to US infrastructure investment firm Stonepeak for an enterprise value of $10.1bn ...