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New technology rolled out at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. If you’re going overseas or on a cruise for the holidays, the changes should help speed up getting back into the country after international travel.

Decision comes ahead of IMF board meeting; SBP expects deceleration in inflation

Oil group says it has ‘dismissed’ ex-chief for failing to disclose past relationships with colleagues

Oil giant’s board claws back bonus money, citing disclosures about past relationships with colleagues

Bernard Looney, former chief executive of BP, will lose £32.4 million worth of salary, pension, bonus payments and shares after 'knowingly misleading the board' over past relationships

The company dismissed him without notice effective Dec. 13 and said on Wednesday Looney will not receive further salary or benefits from the dismissal date, and nor will he be paid an annual bonus for fiscal 2023.

The big COP28 climate deal’s call for a transition away from fossil fuels—and for serious action this decade—is an unprecedented step.

BP said it had dismissed Bernard Looney, its former chief executive, who would forfeit as much as £32.4 million (NZ$66.03m) in pay after committing “serious...

Bernard Looney resigned in September after he failed to fully disclose past relationships with colleagues.

Together, both companies intend to focus on improving operational excellence in areas such as engineering for projects, turnarounds, maintenance improvements, technical writing, engineering data management, and services for sustainability initiatives.