BP plc

BREAKING: Record sum to be paid over 18 years to three US states.

The CofE invests heavily in companies including BP and Shell.

Liberate Tate group aims to cover the hall's 152-metre floor with thousands of words about the dangers of fossil fuels.

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Energy company warns something substantial needs to be done t combat the continuing rise of carbon emissions

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BP's legal woes over Deepwater Horizon disaster recede with new settlements.

Decision could help BP limit its payout to victims of Deepwater Horizon disaster.

Algeria terror inquest has shown full scale of BP's folly.

Juneau is managing fund to compensate victims of Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Has a rush to buy up oil and gas companies just started?

Goldman Sachs has offered Chevron's 135 million Caltex shares to local and international investors on 27 March.

BP which had accused Juneau of awarding improper payouts, sees improvement in payment procedure.

BP has failed in its attempt to reduce its maximum civil fine.

Vedanta Resources, Petrofac, BHP Billiton and Scotland's Weir Group are leading the FTSE 100

Underlying profit for fourth quarter declined by 20% year on year to $2.2bn, while full-year profit declined 10% to $12.1bn.

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Hundreds of jobs have already been cut and projects withdrawn after the 60% tank in oil prices.

US judge reduces company's spillage liability to 3 million barrels, 24% less than claims by federal prosecutors.

Energy Secretary Ed Davey is in Aberdeen to discuss oil price plunge impact on companies.

BP employs about 4,000 staff in the North Sea out of a total of 15,000 across the UK

Drilling project in EL 481 block is so far largest to put on hold after oil prices dropped by more than 40% since June.

BP has sold $43bn of assets to pay for Deepwater spill and is under more pressure from tumbling oil prices.

Brent crude oil has fallen from $115 per barrel to under $69 today, a price not seen since 2009.

Edmund Shing explains why oil prices are falling, and what the potential BP-buyout could mean

The US Supreme court has rejected BP's challenge on compensation over Gulf of Mexico spill.

Headcounts will come down across all upstream and downstream activities and corporate centres.

The explosion happened about 12 miles off Louisiana's coast just before 3pm on Thursday.

Ruling is a new setback to BP's effort to curb costs from April 2010 oil disaster.

BP has also recently been cleared.