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Shell Says Weak Oil and Gas Trade Hit Second-Quarter Profit
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Private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice has entered the competition to acquire BP's (NYSE:BP) Castrol lubricant business ...
European stocks dropped as US President Donald Trump ramped up his trade rhetoric and threatened blanket tariffs of 15% to 20% on most countries.
British oil and gas giant Shell Plc has quashed a rumor: It’s not buying BP Plc. But last week’s forceful denial doesn’t address why the M&A chatter gained so much traction, which has less ...
On May 28, Bloomberg reported that BP Plc (NYSE:BP) is considering selling its Castrol lubricant business as part of an ongoing strategic review, citing internal sources. The report states that ...
Trump Mobile, the new cellular service venture introduced by the Trump Organization last week, has scrubbed online references that originally promised its first mobile handset, the T1 Phone, would be ...
Elliott Investment Management has built up its stake in BP Plc to just over 5% of shares, as the activist investor increases its pressure campaign at the struggling oil giant.
Shares of BP rose Wednesday, lifted by a report that Shell was in talks to acquire it in what would mark a huge deal for the pair of U.K. oil giants.
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