BP shares rebound after losses as it secures a 10-year LNG deal in China and explores selling Castrol for debt reduction.

BP PLC closed 31.56% short of its 52-week high of £5.21, which the company achieved on August 5th.

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Pakistan claimed victory—but satellite images and crashing Chinese defence stocks told the real story.India’s Operation Sindoor destroyed key Pakistani airbases with precision, exposed fake narratives ...

Monday closed up +3.26%, the Dow Jones Industrials Index ($DOWI) (DIA) closed up +2.81%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX) ...

This is buying time for a more comprehensive deal – it allows time for the process and ‘mechanism’, in the words of Treasury secretary Bessent, to take place. He insisted that strategic rebalancing of ...

BP's continued share underperformance - the stock has dropped 27% over 12 months - "makes it open to a takeover," a source close to activist investor Elliott Management, which holds a stake of just ...

BP’s stock has slumped following a period of massive investment in renewable energy which failed to deliver enough profits to please investors. In February, it revealed a new growth strategy focused ...

Beyond the major indices, 10 companies stood out with strong gains amid a flurry of fresh developments. In this article, we name Monday’s 10 best performers and detail the reasons behind their gains.

Shell is considering acquiring BP, but waiting for further stock and oil price declines before making a final decision. Other companies are also reportedly evaluating whether to pursue an ...

Any final decision will likely depend on whether BP stock continues to slide ... The group on Saturday agreed to yet another output surge in June, a move that looks set to deepen the rout in ...

The Financial Times, meanwhile, quoted Shell’s chief executive, Wael Sawan, as saying he would rather buy back Shell’s own stock than take over BP. “We will always look at these things ...