Shares in FTSE 100 oil giants took a tumble on Wednesday morning as President Donald Trump ramped up the pressure on ...

BP (LSE:BP.) shares have been moving without a single clear headline driver, which puts the focus on how the company’s ...

BP's share price has declined significantly, but its strategic pivot back to traditional energy sources and strong dividend yield offer a compelling long-term investment opportunity. Despite risks ...

LONDON (Reuters) - BP may be forced to cut or even scrap its share buyback programmes over the next year unless oil prices recover, analysts say, adding that would increase pressure on its already ...

BP's shares surged on takeover speculation in May, and the company submitted decent Q1 earnings last month, despite lower liquids realizations. BP generated fairly stable results in oil production in ...

Andrew Mackie weighs up whether BP shares’ attractive dividend yield is reason enough for him to keep holding the stock for ...

LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) - BP (BP.L), opens new tab may be forced to cut or even scrap its share buyback programmes over the next year unless oil prices recover, analysts say, adding that would ...

BP shares were whipsawed Wednesday as investors reacted to reports that the oil major might be acquired. BP shares jumped more than 10% to a session high of $32.94 on a report in The Wall Street ...

BP's stock price jumped as much as 10% after the Wall Street Journal reported that rival Shell is in early talks to acquire the British oil company. Shares of BP jumped $3.11, or 10%, to $32.94 in ...

Unlike US oil stocks, BP's share price has dropped after recent US action in Venezuela. Can the FTSE 100 company bounce back ...

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The BP oil disaster holds a valuable lesson for investors. June 22, 2010 — -- Investors, take notice. The BP oil spill has taught us once again that no stock is immune from potential disaster. No ...